kek, I wonder who is embarrassing himself right now.
They have been tiny exploit hidden in Linux Kernel code in plain view to tons of reviewers and they didn't see it, why ? Because one character was misplaced and worked after compilation, thanks to C.
That character misplaced was identified further like an Elevation Privilege Exploit.
It's like in C if you forget parenthesis in some Macro you gonna fuck the calculus logic :
#define SQUARE_A(x) x*x
#define SQUARE_B(x) (x)*(x)
Replace x by 2+3, SQUARE_A will fail, not SQUARE_B.
Now try to take a simple project in Go and compile it on different architecture and computer with and without cross compiler, and check the result. Even if you have 1:1 code you will never get the 1:1 binary code.
There was never better place than 127.0.0.1
20 year exploit in bash had nothing to do with it's size dunkof. It was not in the kernel and even if it had been that wouldn't matter anyway as an exploit is just that and it does not matter what the fuck the size of it is!
After a moments thought I think I know what you are trying to say.
You are trying to say a tiny error in coding as in a small
syntax error.
Is English your second language?
