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Rustproofing Linux

Four-part article describing the vulnerability classes that may exist in the Linux kernel modules written in Rust language.

▪️Part 1 is about leaking kernel addresses

▪️Part 2 describes race conditions

▪️Part 3 discusses integer overflows

▪️Part 4 goes through shared memory bugs
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