Windows 11 KASLR Bypassed Using Cache Timing Techniques to Obtain The Kernel Base

Security researchers have discovered a new technique to bypass Kernel Address Space Layout Randomization (KASLR) in Windows 11, potentially weakening a critical security feature designed to prevent attackers from reliably locating kernel components in memory. KASLR works by loading the kernel at a randomized memory address each time the system boots, making it difficult for […]

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