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eBPF potentially? There's a lot of security tooling out there (Wiz agent etc) that would assume a newer kernel on the node.
by tapoxi 2y ago
eBPF potentially? There's a lot of security tooling out there (Wiz agent etc) that would assume a newer kernel on the node.
- worthless-trash 2y agoYeah, eBPF is another one of those speculative execution improvement tools. I haven't had a chance to look at Wiz, I would assume they would make their own kernel module that inspects things based on a very slim ABI requirement. Their customer base (according to their page) is fortune 500 companies, most of those only move off unsupported releases when they are forced to, it is unlikely they use new syscalls.