You can override the mseal call wrapper but not the syscall itself. This is an interesting thought so I looked it up and this is how (all?) preload syscall ove

You can override the mseal call wrapper but not the syscall itself. This is an interesting thought so I looked it up and this is how (all?) preload syscall overrides work. You override the wrapper but not the syscalls itself so if you’re doing direct syscalls I don’t think that can be overridden. Technically you could override the syscall function itself maybe?