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Enforcement of In-Kernel Stateful Security Policies via eBPF
Many attacks against workloads running on multi-tenant systems are multi-step and history-dependent: sequences of innocuous operations whose malicious nature emerges only over an execution trace. Defending against them requires security policies that are stateful, are enforced within the kernel, and
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