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Writing a kernel exploit requires understanding the target kernel's memory layout, SLAB/SLUB allocator behavior, KASLR (kernel address space layout randomization), hardware mitigation mechanisms such as SMEP/SMAP, and designing a stable exploit chain for the specific vulnerability type (such as out-of-bounds write, UAF, or race condition).
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