[BUG] - System calls aren't sanitized

[bSchnepp]

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===================================================== Bug Description A userland process issuing a system call (ie, svcCreateNamedEvent) can pass in arbitrary values to the kernel. These do not necessarily have to be valid arguments: they could be invalid memory, memory owned by another process, etc.

To Reproduce Please list the steps to produce the bug below:

1. Modify a system call such as svcCreateNamedEvent in existing code (ie, sysm) to be invalid
2. Undesired behavior is now triggered

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Expected behavior The kernel returns an error, or refuses to complete the request

Additional information This is a very serious bug. Any (and all) system calls need to be checked through some method of copyin/copyout from userland to a temporary kernel buffer to check if it's valid or not. Otherwise, issues like this could occur.

[bSchnepp]

Is this still valid for all system calls? Should review this later: everything should be OK now, but there might be some cases missing.