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Extending eBPF observability to Non-standard execution environments
eBPF observability of non-standard execution environments (NEEs) like TEEs or LibOSes is hindered by their unconventional exception-handling and memory-access mechanisms that limit standard Linux tooling. This work introduces two mechanisms that enable eBPF-based observability for NEEs: (1) kernel m
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