Kernel privilege escalation via integer overflow in Apple iOS/watchOS/macOS

This repository, 'Trigon', is a deterministic kernel exploit targeting CVE-2023-32434, an integer overflow in the XNU VM layer on Apple A9-A11 devices running iOS 13 to 15.7.6. The exploit is implemented as an iOS app (Objective-C/C/assembly) and is structured as a full Xcode project. The main exploit logic resides in the 'Trigon/Exploit' directory, with key files including 'exploit.c', 'aop.c', and 'surface.c'. The exploit works by creating a malicious IOSurface object to trigger the vulnerability, then leverages custom ARM shellcode to gain arbitrary physical memory access. It escalates this to full kernel virtual memory read/write, providing powerful primitives for further exploitation or jailbreaking. The exploit is highly reliable (deterministic) and does not cause kernel panics. The app provides a simple UI that runs the exploit and displays success/failure. No network endpoints are present; all exploitation is local. The code is mature and operational, providing working kernel R/W primitives, but is not a weaponized framework. The repository is well-structured, with clear separation between exploit logic, device info, memory manipulation, and UI components.