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Two students discovered a flaw in their school's remote code execution environment where they bypassed function naming restrictions to call execve. By compiling with ASan and leaking offsets between printf and mmap, they constructed a writable executable page to invoke Linux syscalls. The team reported this possible security issue to the school administration.
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