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GP said

> They ran it without a jailer

And you said

> getting code execution behind the jailer is still effectively game-over

So I’m really confused, which is it?

Both, maybe? I mean: whether or not they broke the jailer, we know the jailer is breakable; it wouldn't really even be newsworthy to have an LPE that breaks the Firecracker jailer.
Did they break the jailer? I thought from these comments they disabled it.

then the breach happens in KVM? Isn’t KVM its own software repo, and firecracker sits on top? How is this firecracker and not a KvM thing

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