I didn't write any ROP. ROP is jumping to bits of code that were already there (so, for example, Launcher code that's loaded into memory.) and using it to form a "program" that does what you want. I've already outlined this, but you obviously didn't listen. I don't jump into any of launcher's code, I don't use anything but a single return. That's not programming with ROP, that's redirecting code execution. Huge difference. I use that single return that I control to jump into shellcode. This code is code I wrote directly, and I control all of it. I don't need ROP because I can just plain inject my code, then jump to it. Anyway, the meltdown and spectre link is hilarious; they're for sidechannel analysis, which has nothing to do with ROP. Linking to it as "evidence" that you're right just shows how little you know. Again, I did 0 ROP. I used shellcode. Learn the difference. Do a CTF, like microcorruption, to help yourself understand, because you clearly don't. Yes, you are spreading misinformation, you've spewed all kinds of gibberish that makes 0 sense all over this thread, then pointed to that and said "look, I'm right!" you can sit here and say all the things you want to make yourself look smart and right, but it doesn't actually make you either of those things. I really highly suggest doing some actual research rather than linking to unrelated articles, pulling in information from different architectures, and just plain ignoring information in my posts. It's all google-able, but you seem to want to seem smart rather than be right. In any case, I'm done with this waste of a time conversation.
cry me a river
NOTHING will change. I don't give a fuck if you are the best hacker of the world (u arent). I know very well the difference between MPU/MMU, and you do not seem to know these. Writing exploits is one thing (tip my hat for real exploiters), but if you can't acknowledge a system through MPU/MMU and what makes ROP code different
than, say stack smashing, stack pivoting). That STILL counts as ROP.
Time to ignore all these haxxorz.