Zero-downtime Linux kernel zero-day defense case study. For the automated CLI and dual-witness notary framework, see mc493/kshield. - mc493/linux-kernel-zero-day-mitigation-zero-downtime-kernel-def...
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nateb20228 days ago
> Maintained by the Sovereign Systems & Security Architecture Team.
Hmmm... must be some "team" with this user (https://github.com/mc493) contributing only this repository in all of three years. Complete slop.
I see no proof of care with the first commit 9 hours ago, and every commit by this "security architecture team" unsigned except for the AI output paste commits to README made thru the web editor.
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