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   Lightweight Linux daemon to mirror NVMe activity to chassis LED

   Rust 3

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   A lightweight Unicode character map viewer built with PyQt6

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   my shell profile files

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   A web extension to hide duplicate posts on pre-redesign Reddit.

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5. The "Copy.Fail" Page Cache Exploit: ... The "Copy.Fail" Page Cache Exploit: Why drop_caches doesn't always work and how to fully? clean it up

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   If you're testing the copy.fail/exp Python exploit (or similar modern Linux page cache poisoning exploits) and find that `echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches` does not remove the backdoor, here is the technical breakdown of what actually happened to your system and how to fix it.

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   TL;DR: The exploit bypasses the dirty flag, but the page can be flushed to disk if a kernel `sync` or background process touches that memory segment.  If you wait too long to drop the caches like I did, the Linux kernel's background threads will permanently write the backdoor to your physical disk.  I had to force-reinstall the package and clear my bash hash cache to fully cleanup this exploit.

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   Here is a deep dive into my findings (with Gemini's help):