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Linux Kernel Address Space Layout Randomization “KASLR” For RISC-V

By RISC-V Community NewsFebruary 16, 2023February 28th, 2023No Comments

While there has been much work on the Linux kernel’s RISC-V CPU architecture support, a feature not tackled until now has been the Kernel Address Space Layout Randomization (KASLR) support for randomizing the kernel mapping to enhance system security.

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Linux Kernel Address Space Layout Randomization “KASLR” For RISC-V

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