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A technical writeup on a 0day vulnerability I reported inside V8, Chrome’s JS engine
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Cheesing challenges running on QEMU TCG from v9.1 on with this 0day
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rev challenge that I wrote for TRX CTF Quals 2026
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real mode challenge that I wrote for TRX CTF Quals 2026
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kernel pwn challenge that I wrote for TRX CTF 2026
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A V8 exploitation challenge I authored for TRX CTF Quals 2026
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A V8 exploitation challenge I authored for TRX CTF Quals 2026
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kernel pwn challenge that I wrote for TRX CTF Quals 2026
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kernel pwn challenge authored by FizzBuzz101 I first-blooded at DiceCTF Quals 2026
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A technical writeup on a 0day vulnerability I reported inside SpiderMonkey, Firefox’s JS engine
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Colliding hashes and confusing types for fun and profit
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kernel pwn challenge that we first-blooded at backdoor CTF 2025
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Learn how to cheese kpwn challenges running on a Ubuntu 24.04 container using a nday on QEMU
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Exploiting a pretty broken JS-engine
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kernel pwn challenge authored by ptr_yudai that we first-blooded at ASISctf 2025
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uarch challenge authored by FizzBuzz101 I first-blooded at corctf 2025
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This post is about exploiting IOPL privilege escalation using QEMU’s Firmware Configuration (fw_cfg) device.
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Reviving an old linux novel technique to bypass SMAP through an unimplemented x86 feature in QEMU’s TCG
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kernel pwn challenge that I wrote for TRXCTF 2025
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kernel pwn challenge that I wrote for TRXCTF 2025
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Novel technique I found in the linux kernel useful to exploit restricted dirty pagetable scenarios in a completely reliable and leakless way, through a new kind of “Oriented Programming”.
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Writeup for the kernel pwn challenge that I wrote for ToH CTF 2025.