Cache timing side-channel attacks have been used to circumvent Kernel Address Space Layout Randomization (KASLR) on fully updated Windows 11 PCs, which is a startling discovery for cybersecurity aficionados and Windows kernel developers. KASLR, a critical security mechanism, randomizes the memory location of the kernel base to thwart exploitation attempts. However, as detailed in a […]
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