# 03-07
Goal: Breaking KASLR through TLB-based side channel attack
Status: Proposal draft and setting up machine
Progress:
	- Messed up the machine configuration a bit and wasted time there (thanks Aleksandar for helping me out)
		- glanced over need for google kernelCTF kernel
		TODO: check if module rwx can be used because that would be much easier and commonly enabled
		- messed up some things in grub -> using VM now because that caused long recovery times (had to sync up with aleksandar)
	- Wrote proposal draft
Stuck on: Not really stuck but getting the kernel and options right is taking more time than expected.

# 02-28
Daily supervisor: Dyon
Goal: Breaking KASLR through TLB-based side channel attack
Status: Deciding on which part exactly to choose, hardware access today
Progress:
	- Target: i7-8650U Kernel 6.8
	- First idea: Try using CONFIG_STRICT_MODULE_RWX (D1)
		- but: maybe further input needed here which one is desireable target
		- strict module rwx => can leak heap (excluding cred and less reliable pipe-buffer) and page tables
		- virtual heap => can leak heap (including cred) reliably
			TODO: Go with heap => cred one of the most interesting
		- virtual stack => can leak kernel stack
	- Forgot about research proposal, message herbert

# 02-21
Daily supervisor: Dyon
Goal: Breaking KASLR through TLB-based side channel attack
Status: 
Progress: 
	- Contacted Aleksandar for VM access
	- Learned more about prefetch sidechannel
		TODO: Only read TLB part not cache

# 02-14
Daily supervisor: idk yet? Dyon
Goal: Breaking KASLR through TLB-based side channel attack
Status: Just started middle of this week
Progress:
	- Skimmed paper and read some important parts more in depth
	- Intel CPU required (?)
		TODO: contact for hardware: Marković, A. (Aleksandar) <a.markovic@vu.nl>
		TODO: probably VM enough? check that
