June 19, 2023, 4:06 p.m. |

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The automatic and mandatory-by-default reordering of OpenBSD kernels is not transactional and as a result, a local unpatched exploit exists which allows tampering or replacement of the kernel. Arbitrary build artifacts are cyclically relinked with no data integrity or provenance being maintained or verified for the objects being consumed with respect to the running kernel before and during the execution of the mandatory kernel_reorder process in the supplied /etc/rc and /usr/libexec scripts. The reordering occurs at the end of installation …

artifacts automatic build data data integrity default exploit integrity issue kernel local openbsd provenance respect result running tampering unpatched verified

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