Github project, vibe coded:
https://github.com/davidshoon/uaf-cfg-mapper
The idea is to use such a mapper to automatically identify use-after-frees.
After which, another modification (yet to be done) could be made which identifies where its “allocated” a new chunk after the free, and but before being “used-after-free”, thereby enabling analysis of potential read/write primitives.
After which, applying heap grooming techniques, it could lead to an exploit.
The final result: auto use-after-free exploit finder/maker. No need for LLMs/AI to do it for you. Well, that’s the idea, anyway.
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