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eBPF Security in the Wild: Structural Concentration, Failure Mechanisms, and Discovery Gaps
Extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) is a security-critical in-kernel execution framework, yet its vulnerability landscape remains fragmented across components, semantic gaps, and testing techniques. We present an empirical study of observed eBPF vulnerabilities. We construct a multi-source datase
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