Syscall proxying fun and applications
summary
Covers syscall proxying as a technique for remoteizing system calls to enable complex attacks and distributed applications, with concrete examples including shellcode, tools, and a proof-of-concept rootkit. Focuses on practical implementation details and source code demonstrations of how to apply syscall proxying in real-world exploit development.
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