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by r3w
3531 days ago
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It's always a matter of increasing attacker cost. I am not sure that attacking QEMU, then finding a privilege escalation on the host that can break out of SELinux is much easier than just staying in the VM, hopping through the internal network until you find a host that lets you do what you want. Chances are what you want is "simply" access to a shared folder rather than root. |
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