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This work introduces kernel memory extensions and a lightweight probe to enable eBPF-based observability in non-standard execution environments like TEEs and LibOSes. These mechanisms address challenges posed by unconventional exception handling and memory access that limit standard Linux tools.
This work introduces kernel memory extensions and a lightweight probe to enable eBPF-based observability in non-standard execution environments like TEEs and LibOSes. These mechanisms address challenges posed by unconventional exception handling and memory access that limit standard Linux tools.
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eBPF observability of non-standard execution environments (NEEs) like TEEs or LibOSes is hindered by their unconventional exception-handling and memory-access mechanisms that limit standard Linux tooling. This work introduces two mechanisms that enable eBPF-based observability for NEEs: (1) kernel memory...
Extending eBPF observability to NEEs improves monitoring and debugging capabilities in environments previously difficult to analyze. This advancement can enhance security and performance insights for specialized execution contexts.
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