[PLUG] [COMMERCIAL] Container and host auditing with eBPF

[Ashwin Mansinghka]

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On 19-03-2025 14:02, Sudhanwa Jogalekar via plug-mail wrote:
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> On Wed, 19 Mar, 2025, 1:35 pm support--- via plug-mail, 
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>     Strengthening Linux Security with eBPF: Introducing bpfaudit.com
>     <http://bpfaudit.com>
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>     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.
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>     What is bpfaudit.com <http://bpfaudit.com>?
>     bpfaudit.com <http://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 <http://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
>     <http://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 <http://bpfaudit.com> and explore how it can help
>     protect your infrastructure.
>
>     Thanks,
>     Please connect with us for more info at support at bpfaudit.com
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