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Add kernelCTF CVE-2024-1085_cos #108

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Hey!

I took a look at the exploit and I had to request a few changes (36 comments in total...) as I think some parts of the exploit could be explained better and there are some other code quality issues.

Please take a look and make the necessary changes.

Thanks!

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Hey!

I took a look at the exploit and I had to request a few changes (36 comments in total...) as I think some parts of the exploit could be explained better and there are some other code quality issues.

Please take a look and make the necessary changes.

Thanks!

Hi,

I've updated the exploit.c to add all the changes. Please check it.

Thanks

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Hey! There are still several unresolved comments (23 out of the original 36 comments). Could you please fix those too? Thanks!

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Hey! There are still several unresolved comments (23 out of the original 36 comments). Could you please fix those too? Thanks!

Hi, I've fixed all the comments, please check it! Thanks!

@koczkatamas koczkatamas merged commit e60f9f2 into google:master Sep 23, 2024
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