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You can find my stuff on GitHub
I’ve been using GitHub a lot more lately, and have found it to be a great service. So, this is me officially saying that any code I reference you should be able to find in one of my github repositories. … Continue reading
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How I license code
If you’ve looked at any of my original code lately, you might have noticed how I license it at the top of said code: # # Originally written by Corey Henderson # # Dual-Licensed – you may choose between: # … Continue reading
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My first book review starts today
Last week I completed the first draft of Part 1 of my book on Linux Security (chapters 1 through 4). I just got word that it’s been sent out for review, and expect to get them back in a few … Continue reading
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Added “ps” extras feature to tpe-lkm
Since I already had my hands in the tpe-lkm code yesterday, I decided to spend my lunch break coding a feature I’ve been meaning to add in for a while now. I added a new ps extras feature. Since it … Continue reading
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Recursive function causes DoS in tpe-lkm
I’ve discovered my first denial-of-service bug in the linux kernel. I’m a bit teary eyed, not because the bug was in my own code, but it marks the first bug I’ve found in linux kernel code. Not worth of a … Continue reading
Starting from scratch
In an attempt to keep myself motivated to blog on a semi-regular basis, I’m re-inventing my blog and starting completly from scratch. I will be blogging about the book I am currently writing, the grsecurity kernel build system I am … Continue reading