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  1. howtos Public

    Documents that might help others.

    HTML 57 8

  2. A good addition to your conntrack-tools package. Conntracker acts like a firewall sniffer, it analysis, realtime, with very low overhead, all iptables (or nf_tables) existing flows and inform you, …

    C 45 5

  3. You came here so you could have a base code to serve you as an example on how to develop a BPF application, compatible to BCC and/or LIBBPF, specially LIBBPF, having the userland part made in C or …

    C 23 3

  4. libbpfgo Public

    Forked from aquasecurity/libbpfgo

    eBPF library for Go based on Linux libbpf

    Go

  5. tracee Public

    Forked from aquasecurity/tracee

    Linux Runtime Security and Forensics using eBPF

    C

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October 2021

Created 1 commit in 1 repository
Created 1 repository

Created a pull request in kinvolk/libbpf that received 18 comments

relo_core: adjust targ_spec member walk

fix typedef relocation member btf_type's fix null dereference when relo->kind = BPF_TYPE_ID_LOCAL add btf_reloc_dump_spec to facilitate development

+161 −46 18 comments
Opened 2 other pull requests in 2 repositories

Created an issue in kinvolk/libbpf that received 3 comments

bpf_core_apply_relo() has some issues with btf types parsing (field type based relocations with typedefs)

bpf_core_apply_relo() has some issues with btf types parsing (under certain cases): $ make CFLAGS="-Werror -Wno-error=unused-function -Wno-error=un…

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