Generate deb package for own linux kernel

In-kernel ROP (Return Oriented Programming) is a useful technique that is often used to bypass restrictions associated with non-executable memory regions. For example, on default kernels1, it presents a practical approach for bypassing kernel and user address separation mitigations such as SMEP (Supervisor Mode Execution Protection) on recent Intel CPUs.

The goal of this tutorial is to demonstrate how a kernel ROP chain can be constructed to elevate user privileges

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Ever wondered how device drivers are reverse engineered? We’ll show you with a simple yet complete example