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Summarize Linux kernel exploit primitives into the standard format used by ingots_tools/primitives/. Use when extracting a reusable primitive (like a heap spray, info leak technique, or corruption primitive) from a PoC or exploit description.
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| name | linux-exploit-primitive-summary |
| description | Summarize Linux kernel exploit primitives into the standard format used by ingots_tools/primitives/. Use when extracting a reusable primitive (like a heap spray, info leak technique, or corruption primitive) from a PoC or exploit description. |
This skill guides you through summarizing a Linux kernel exploit primitive into a structured format for inclusion in the ingots_tools/primitives/ library.
setxattr spray, userfaultfd wait, pipe_buffer overwrite).ingots_tools/primitives/src/primitive_data/<primitive_name>/
metadata.json: Metadata about the primitive.PRIMITIVE.md: Human-readable documentation.primitive.c: Clean, standalone C implementation.Required fields:
name: Short, hyphen-cased or snake-cased name.description: One or two sentences explaining the primitive's effect.target: Target kernel type ("linux", "android", or "any")arch: List of supported architectures (e.g., ["amd64", "arm64", "x86" (32 bit x86)]).version: optional version of linux which the primitive targets (e.g., "any", "v5.10+", "< v6.0")Sections to include:
# <Primitive Name> Primitiveprimitive.c.struct representing the primitive state).init_<name>, execute_<name>, and cleanup_<name>._GNU_SOURCE and standard headers.You must place these 3 files in a subdirectory in the ingots_tools/primitives/src/primitive_data directory.
Name the subdirector using snake_case and use a name which is a short title describing the primitive (1 - 5 words or so).
See references/example.md for a complete example of the pipe_spray primitive.
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Add a Linux or Android kernel exploit primitive to ingots_tools/primitives/src/primitive_data in the exact format consumed by primitives/src/primitives/__init__.py. Use when creating a new primitive entry with metadata.json, PRIMITIVE.md, and primitive.c, or when updating an agent to generate primitives for this repository.
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