>Suppose the signal handler modifies this context frame for example by >storing into the PC slot address of the panic routine >then when handler will exit panic will be called with obvious results. You can't execute panic() - or any other kernel function - in user mode. The application can write what it likes into its sigcontext, and the worst that will hapenn is that it will crash itself. p.
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