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The latest Phrack arrived in January. Two articles in particular deserve patient reading: one on kernel rootkits, one on a generalised technique for bypassing non-executable stack defences. Both shift my mental model of what defenders should be paying attention to.
An afternoon spent producing a kernel that boots my exact machine — without any of the modules I do not need — taught me more about Linux than the previous six months put together.