The Dirtyc0w Docker POC utilizes the dirtyc0w kernel exploit for privilege escalation within a standard nginx image by adding a non-root user named hacker to the exploit files. The POC demonstrates the importance of correct container security and provides insights on mitigating the attack without patching using an AppArmor profile.
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