Kernel memory write via ROP gadget

Evasi0n cannot set the destination pointer in a memmove() operation to an arbitrary value because the vtable pointer is necessary to call the wanted function. This problem is solved by searching for a STR R1, [R2]; BX LR gadget in memory and that is being used to write four bytes at a time. With this all patches can be made.

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Analysis by kernelpool

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Exploits	0x24000 Segment Overflow ARM Exception Vector Info Leak ARM7 Go AT+FNS AT+XAPP Vulnerability AT+XEMN Heap Overflow AT+XLOG Vulnerability AT+stkprof BPF_STX Kernel Write Exploit CVE-2013-0964 CVE-2021-30773 CVE-2021-30807 CVE-2021-30883 CoreTrust Root Certificate Validation Vulnerability De Rebus Antiquis Dual Boot Exploit Dynamic memmove() locating Fakeblank HFS Heap Overflow HFS Legacy Volume Name Stack Buffer Overflow IOPlatformArgs leak IOSurface Kernel Exploit IOUSBDeviceFamily Vulnerability IPSF Incomplete Codesign Exploit JerrySIM Kernel memory write via ROP gadget MacDirtyCow Malformed CFF Vulnerability Malformed PairRequest Minus 0x20000 with Back Extend Erase Minus 0x400 MobileBackup Copy Exploit Overlapping Segment Attack Packet Filter Kernel Exploit Psychic Paper Pwnage Pwnage 2.0 Racoon String Format Overflow Exploit Ramdisk Hack SHA-1 Image Segment Overflow Shebang Trick Soft Upgrade Symbolic Link Vulnerability Symlinks T1 Font Integer Overflow Timezone Vulnerability alloc8 Exploit amfid Lazy Binding Exploit amfid Text Relocation Exploit ... further results
Patches	/private/etc/fstab AMFI Binary Trust Cache Patch ASR Crazeles Hunnypot Kernel Patches PE_i_can_has_debugger Patch Sandbox Patch Signature Check Patch hgsp4 patch tfp0 patch vm_map_enter Patch vm_map_protect Patch

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