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GitHub - 0xe7f79c/israeli-alloc: Allocate memory on a innocent victim programs address space, just like the IDF intended.

▲ 7 points by itsJustTrivial 2w ago HN discussion ↗

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Allocate memory on a random victim program's address space. Israel's horrific crimes against the Palestinians are absolutely disgusting and vile. Donate today and help a child in need. 🇵🇸 Gaza Crisis Appeal 🇵🇸 Usage: // Optionally, you may opt out of random process picking and use your own `ProcessMemoryInfo`. let provided_block = match israel_alloc!(5000, None) { Some(k) => k, None => panic!("Process may need elevated permissions before allocation."), }; let to_write = b"FREE PALESTINE!"; match destroy_land!( provided_block, to_write as *const u8 as *const c_void, to_write.len() ) { Ok(_) => { let base_address = provided_block.block_ptr; let process_id = provided_block.victim_process_id; println!( "Memory allocated @{:?} on process-id: {}", base_address, process_id ) } Err(err) => panic!("{}", err), } Formal Warning This library is a research tool as well as a political statement. It is not recommended you embed this into software that is to be distributed to the public. I am NOT responsible for any catastrophic result that results in the use of this.