>handling font in kernel space and not user space
https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2016/06/a-year-of-windows-kernel-font-fuzzing-1_27.html?m=1
Only on Windows
And they're all fixed. That's pretty cool.
>>55343539
Damn, you are the dumbest guy on /g/.
Congratulation!
>>55343539
because handling the UI in kernel space gives you performance.
There is a reason it's done that way.
>>55343729
What if he's a grill?
>gee, there totally isn't a conflict of interest in researchers at Google trying to find security vulnerabilities in a competing product!
>nope, not biased at all!
>>55343914
Are you retarded?
>kernel space
>user space
what are these
what does "handling font" mean
>>55343844
Make some BBQ...
>>55343539
nearly everything is being done in kernlel space on windows
why do you think windows 10 still looks like 95 at some places?
>>55343958
Kernel space - drivers, interrupts, core system to interact with hardware
user space - windows, google chrome, control panel etc...
>>55345700
No, you fucking idiot, look at the fucking OP image to see my reaction and read the fucking OP text. Fucking understand that wangblows is a piece of crap because too much is being handled in kernel space, even the window chromes. One single buffer overflow in the UI can give control over the whole OS with very little effort.
