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Yes. My primary use case was to allow only some syscalls and block all others. Until I had to support multiple architectures and executables having different ru
by qbane 2y ago
Yes. My primary use case was to allow only some syscalls and block all others. Until I had to support multiple architectures and executables having different runtime behavior. I ended up attaching an debugger and searching every syscall I met one by one. My understanding to kernels then was not enough to reduce the development friction.