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A deep-dive technical article explaining how the Windows kernel I/O Manager initializes read I/O requests, from resolving the target file object via NtReadFile to choosing the request path and dispatching to drivers.
The article presents Einstein, an application-agnostic pipeline that automates the generation of data-only attacks by targeting syscalls, demonstrating that such exploits are easier to execute than commonly assumed.
cpu.land is a visual explainer that clarifies how CPUs work, multitasking, syscalls, and Linux program loading, aimed at filling knowledge gaps for self-taught programmers.
sp.h is a 15,000-line single-header C99 standard library that bypasses libc to provide portable, explicit, and heap-free primitives. It aims to replace the traditional libc with a modern, syscall-level abstraction.