eBPF

Run Security Leverages eBPF to Strengthen Application Security
Run Security today launched an application security platform that leverages extended Berkeley Packet Filtering (eBPF) to secure application runtime environments ...
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eBPF Versus Kernel Extensions
eBPF-based agents have numerous advantages that make them a safer, more efficient option in comparison to agents that use kernel extensions ...
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Runtime Enforcement: Software Security After the Supply Chain Ends
Runtime enforcement is the future of software security, if we can only make it accessible to the developers that understand their applications the best ...
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Cisco Taps AI and eBPF to Automate Security Operations
Cisco today launched a framework that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to test a software patch in a digital twin running on an endpoint to make sure an application doesn’t break before actually ...
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Harnessing the eBPF Verifier
By Laura Bauman During my internship at Trail of Bits, I prototyped a harness that improves the testability of the eBPF verifier, simplifying the testing of eBPF programs. My eBPF harness runs ...

Aya: your tRusty eBPF companion
Michal Rostecki and Thomas Legris | | aya, Community News, Container Security, deep packet inspection, eBPF, Kubernetes Security, ThreatStryker
Aya is a library that makes it possible to write eBPF programs fully in Rust and is focused on providing an experience that is as friendly as possible for developers. In this ...

Using eBPF to Enhance Monitoring and Observability
eBPF is an extended version of BPF with an array of security implementations to prevent BPF programs from breaking the kernel. In this guide, you will learn how you can use eBPF ...

Using eBPF to Enhance Monitoring and Observability
By Nate Matherson, Co-founder & CEO of ContainIQ The ability to inject code into Linux kernels opens up a whole new world of possibilities. There is so much that you can improve ...

Using eBPF to Enhance Monitoring and Observability
By Nate Matherson, Co-founder & CEO of ContainIQ The ability to inject code into Linux kernels opens up a whole new world of possibilities. There is so much that you can improve ...

Aqua Security Uses eBPF to Extend Security Platform
Aqua Security this week at the Kubecon + CloudNativeCon North America conference added a cloud-native detection and response (CNDR) capability based on its open source Tracee software-based platform. Tracee is a threat ...
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