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Getting acquainted with BPF as a security tool
Learn how simple BPF hooks can help with tracing the running kernel
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Sprinkling eBPF onto Your Observability
Learn why you should be sprinkling some eBPF into your infrastructure, and how you can be confident in this
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The Magic of eBPF
Join Liz Rice in this podcast as she explores the incredible potential of eBPF
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Auditing of eBPF Programs with Tetragon
Explore eBPF fundamentals and Tetragon's role in real-time security monitoring in cloud native setups, especially Kubernetes. Explore Tetragon's architecture and functionalities, its capability for deep system insights without altering applications, and its integration with tools like Prometheus and Grafana for advanced analysis
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EBPF For Security: Evolution Or Revolution?
Explore eBPF's rise as a pivotal tool for Linux kernel security. Learn about its transition from a network packet filter to a powerful tool for tracing and analysing system activity, and its transformative role in modern cloud and internet security
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BPFAgent: eBPF for Monitoring at DoorDash
Learn how DoorDash built BPFAgent, an eBPF-based tool, allowing them to deploy eBPF probes within their Kubernetes clusters for enhanced network traffic monitoring at the infrastructure level
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Performant and Programmable Telco Networking with eBPF
Learn how eBPF can help provide improved performance, simplified operations, and complete visibility to Telcos that want to go Cloud Native
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Use our suite of eBPF libraries
Learn about Trail of Bits suite of open-source libraries designed to streamline the creation and deployment of eBPF applications
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How eBPF Improves Observability within Kubernetes
Dive into what eBPF is, how it improves Kubernetes observability and learn how to implement an eBPF program to monitor the traffic of your Kubernetes cluster
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Securing PyTorch Models with eBPF
Annoucning secimport — a toolkit for creating and running sandboxed applications in Python that utilizes eBPF (bpftrace) to secure Python runtimes
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