Reverse Engineering the Win32k Type Isolation Mitigation
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Summary
How Win32k Type Isolation (Windows 10 1709) splits the memory layout of SURFACE/Bitmap kernel objects to kill popular GDI Bitmap exploitation primitives; a deep, binary-level reconstruction.
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