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Backdoor in wait4(): Linux kernel vulnerability

https://sudonull.com/backdoor-in-wait4-linux-kernel-vulnerability

Analysis of a real backdoor in the Linux kernel from 2003: how an assignment error in wait4() opened root access. Lessons for developers: code review, Git, fuzzing. Study the details of the attack.

Linux 7.0: Stable Rust and AI in Kernel Development

https://sudonull.com/linux-7-0-stable-rust-and-ai-in-kernel-development

Learn about key changes in Linux 7.0: stable Rust support, policy on AI tools, improvements in file systems and virtualization. Analysis of implications for developers and business. Read details and impact on the IT industry.

RISC-V RVA23 in Linux 7.0: SpacemiT K3 support

https://sudonull.com/risc-v-rva23-in-linux-7-0-spacemit-k3-support

First RVA23 SoC SpacemiT K3 enters mainline Linux 7.0. ISA standardization eliminates fragmentation for embedded. Ubuntu 26.04 LTS with support. Breakdown for developers: trade-offs, benchmarks, toolchain.

NFS Linux Vulnerability: 23 Years Until Discovery by Claude

https://sudonull.com/nfs-linux-vulnerability-23-years-until-discovery-by-claude

Claude Code found heap overflow in Linux NFS driver since 2003. Script for kernel code audit. LLM progress in bug hunting. Learn details and methodology for your projects.

ICMP tunnel in the Linux kernel: TCP/UDP encapsulation

https://sudonull.com/icmp-tunnel-in-the-linux-kernel-tcp-udp-encapsulation

How to implement an ICMP tunnel in the Linux kernel for TCP/UDP traffic encapsulation. Code analysis, Netfilter hooks and working with sk_buff. Useful for middle/senior developers.

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LinCx: biological wire rewires brain circuits

https://ymaho.com/lincx-biological-wire-rewires-brain-circuits

LinCx technology edits neural connections, increasing stress resistance without drugs. Learn how a one-time method changes depression treatment.

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