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And if you want to do the same thing on a whole-system level, bpftrace is invaluable. With tools like opensnoop/execsnoop/etc. you can see all the files and pro
by ranger_danger 2y ago
And if you want to do the same thing on a whole-system level, bpftrace is invaluable. With tools like opensnoop/execsnoop/etc. you can see all the files and processes being run and by what. There are network-level similar bpf tools also.