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The main features of v12-security/pocs are: Exploit Development Tools, Vulnerability Exploits, Vulnerability Proofs.
Open-source alternatives to v12-security/pocs include: v4bel/dirtyfrag — dirtyfrag is a proof-of-concept exploit for Linux kernel privilege escalation. It targets page-cache write… theori-io/copy-fail-cve-2026-31431 — This project is a proof of concept implementation for CVE-2026-31431, serving as a local privilege escalation tool for… liuk3r/cve-2023-32233 — CVE-2023-32233: Linux内核中的安全漏洞. notselwyn/cve-2024-1086 — Universal local privilege escalation Proof-of-Concept exploit for CVE-2024-1086, working on most Linux kernels between… randorisec/cve-2022-34918-lpe-poc — LPE exploit for CVE-2022-34918. This exploit has been written for the kernel Linux ubuntu 5.15.0-39-generic. polygraphene/dirtypipe-android — Dirty Pipe root exploit for Android (Pixel 6).
dirtyfrag is a proof-of-concept exploit for Linux kernel privilege escalation. It targets page-cache write vulnerabilities to elevate user permissions to administrative root levels. The project demonstrates a deterministic exploit chain that utilizes functional proofs-of-concept for vulnerabilities in the xfrm-ESP protocol implementation and the RxRPC mechanism. By chaining these memory corruption vulnerabilities, the exploit achieves root access without relying on timing-based race conditions. The tool covers kernel memory manipulation and the development of exploit chains to test local pri
Dirty Pipe root exploit for Android (Pixel 6)
Universal local privilege escalation Proof-of-Concept exploit for CVE-2024-1086, working on most Linux kernels between v5.14 and v6.6, including Debian, Ubuntu, and KernelCTF. The success rate is 99.4% in KernelCTF images.
