lol, grsecurity went fully closed, probably in an attempt to stop the Kernel Self Protection Project from making it obsolete

It is in 4.8.17, and 4.7.10, and 4.6.5 (July last year), you're really up for complaining about whatever right?

christ this whole thing is dumb. here’s a challenge: give me a kernel binary. not the secret jewels, just a binary, but it has to have[..]

[..]all the protections of the commercial version enabled. and i will break it, if only to take out my annoyance.

you can compile a kernel so cut your teeth on the public version first and see how you fare then we'll talk about the next step.

Of course, that is exactly what /you/ want: to be able to claim that my results are invalid for some reason or other.

if you're unsure if a given exploit technique is in scope just ask me.

(I do have other things to do, so it may be a few days before I have enough time, but no more than a week.)