Reading this article about QUIC, I wonder how much of our computing base is going to wind up in “Googlespace” — that is, Google code doing stuff in userspace to bypass old kernels. https://lwn.net/Articles/745590/ …pic.twitter.com/NBqzY4kxg9
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If I understand correctly, the proposition is that an exploit is more likely to be able to attack protocols implemented in the kernel than in userspace, assuming it doesn't have arbitrary code execution in the kernel.
For example, this TCP "challenge ACK" side channelhttps://lwn.net/Articles/696868/ …
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