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Rajat Gupta (Qualcomm) at Hexacon 2026.

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Session: Dirty Pedit: Semantic Variant Hunting for Root in Under a Second

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Session

This talk presents a semantic variant-hunting workflow that produced three new unprivileged root exploits, including Dirty Pedit (CVE-2026-46331), a deterministic route to root in under one second via Linux traffic control. It also introduces QuerySmith and QueryLens and outlines a practical method for decomposing exploit chains into queryable stages.

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Signal
Conference talks
Conference
Hexacon 2026
Date
Oct 16, 2026
Location
Paris, France
Topics
4

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People

  • Rajat GuptaQualcomm · Speaker

Numbers

Estimated attendees
500

Details

Conference ends
Oct 17, 2026

Topics and mentions

Conference topics

  • offensive security
  • vulnerability research
  • reverse engineering
  • exploit development
  • malware
  • mobile security

Extraction

Confidence
High
Relevance
76%
Detected
Oct 31, 2026
signal_type
conference-speaker
signal_subtype
conferenceSpeaker

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  "detected_at": "2026-10-31T00:00:00+00:00",
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    "session_description": "This talk presents a semantic variant-hunting workflow that produced three new unprivileged root exploits, including Dirty Pedit (CVE-2026-46331), a deterministic route to root in under one second via Linux traffic control. It also introduces QuerySmith and QueryLens and outlines a practical method for decomposing exploit chains into queryable stages.",
    "conference_description": "Hexacon is an offensive security conference in Paris focused on highly technical, community-driven content with no sales pitches. It features a single-track conference, hands-on trainings, and topics spanning vulnerability research, reverse engineering, exploitation, and malware.",
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