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Re-visiting the Exynos Memory Mapping Bug
From USR to SVC: Dissecting the 'evasi0n' Kernel Exploit
Re-visiting the Exynos Memory Mapping Bug
posted by Anonymous @ 2/14/2013 08:29:00 AM  

On December 15, 2012, a member of the XDA Developer Forums going by the handle "alephzain" published a vulnerability affecting all Android devices using the Samsung Exynos chipset and running Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or greater. Affected devices include the extremely popular international variant of the Galaxy S3 (the North American version is not affected because it uses a Qualcomm chipset instead), and Exynos variants of the Galaxy S2, Galaxy Note, Galaxy Note 2, and Galaxy Tab.

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From USR to SVC: Dissecting the 'evasi0n' Kernel Exploit
posted by Tarjei Mandt @ 2/13/2013 08:30:00 AM  

The evasi0n jailbreak leverages an impressive set of vulnerabilities that collectively enable users to fully jailbreak their iOS 6.x based device. While the user land component was an impressive feat on its own, the kernel exploit used to evade sandbox restrictions as well as code signing, holds an equally impressive array of sophisticated exploitation techniques. In this blog entry, we detail the leveraged kernel vulnerability and show how evasi0n goes to great lengths to overcome security hardenings such as kernel address space randomization and kernel address space protection.

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