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Penetration Testing

• June 19, 2011
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  Re: Penetration of HP/UX

  Posted: June 19th, 2011, 11:39pm PDT

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  Posted by Paul Melson on Jun 19

  I think it's present and available for PAE memory addressing in all modern x86 CPUs. And yes, some kernels are able to
  emulate it in 32-bit modes as well. I think this illustrates my point (and yours) that exploitability of a
  vulnerability across platforms is about nuance. And it's additionally safe to say that exploitability has changed
  significantly in the last 5 years both within and across all modern platforms.
  
  PaulM...