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  <blog_title>CTFするぞ</blog_title>
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    <anon>Exploit</anon>
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  <description>TL;DR By flipping the R/W bit in the page table entry of a mapped file (e.g., /etc/passwd), you can gain write access to the file. What is Dirty Pagetable What is Dirty Pageflags Flipping R/W PoC Conclusion What is Dirty Pagetable Dirty Pagetable is a powerful exploitation technique that targets hea…</description>
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  <published>2025-09-14 18:03:26</published>
  <title>Dirty Pageflags: Revisiting PTE Exploitation in Linux</title>
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