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An exploit primitive in the Linux kernel inspired by DirtyPipe

A brief description of an exploitation technique inspired by the DirtyPipe vulnerability.

The technique works by overwriting the flags field of a pipe_buffer object with PIPE_BUF_FLAG_CAN_MERGE via a memory corruption. This allows changing the contents of an arbitrary read-only file via the splicing trick used by DirtyPipe.
GitHub GitHub - veritas501/pipe-primitive: An exploit primitive in linux kernel inspired by DirtyPipe An exploit primitive in linux kernel inspired by DirtyPipe - veritas501/pipe-primitive
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