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Strengthening Linux Security with eBPF: Introducing bpfaudit.com

Linux security is evolving, and eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter) 
is at the forefront of this transformation. Traditional security tools 
often rely on intrusive kernel modifications or resource-heavy logging 
mechanisms. eBPF, however, provides high-performance, low-overhead 
observability directly in the kernel.

What is bpfaudit.com?
bpfaudit.com is an advanced File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) and network 
activity tracking solution built using eBPF. It provides real-time 
visibility into file changes and network events while maintaining 
minimal system overhead.

Why Use eBPF for Security?
Unlike traditional auditing tools, eBPF allows efficient event filtering 
and processing directly in the kernel before sending data to userspace. 
This results in:
✅ Low Overhead – No excessive logging or CPU-intensive syscall tracing
✅ Real-Time Detection – Immediate insights into file modifications and 
network anomalies
✅ Kubernetes-Aware Security – Monitor containerized workloads without 
agents
✅ Extensible and Programmable – Fine-tune security policies dynamically
Key Features of bpfaudit.com
🔹 File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) – Detect unauthorized file changes 
across critical paths
🔹 Network Activity Tracking – Observe suspicious connections and data 
flows
🔹 Kubernetes Security – Gain insights into container file and network 
activities
🔹 Lightweight & High-Performance – Uses eBPF to collect security events 
without slowing down the system

Why This Matters for Linux Users & DevOps?
Security teams, SREs, and Linux enthusiasts need visibility into system 
activities without sacrificing performance. With bpfaudit.com, you can:
• Detect file tampering and unauthorized modifications
• Monitor network connections for anomalies
• Secure containerized workloads seamlessly
• Reduce false positives with eBPF’s smart event filtering
Get Started
If you’re interested in modern Linux security with eBPF, check out 
bpfaudit.com and explore how it can help protect your infrastructure.

Thanks,
Please connect with us for more info at support at bpfaudit.com