Supply Chain Security
How eBPF-Based Egress Monitoring Would Have Caught the Shai-Hulud npm Worm in Real-Time
The Encryption Paradox
Every security incident post-mortem reveals the same pattern: the evidence was there in the network traffic all along. The warning signs existed, but they were hidden beneath layers of encryption and distributed across dozens of services.
Why Running Qtap in Production is Safe - A Deep Dive into eBPF and Privilege Boundaries
Let's address the elephant in the room. After recent high-profile kernel agent failures that took down millions of systems worldwide, your security and operations teams are rightfully cautious about anything that touches the kernel. When we tell you that Qtap needs elevated privileges and deploys eBPF programs into kernel space, we understand the skepticism.
The eBPF Verifier - How Linux Safely Runs User Code in Kernel Space
Understanding how the Linux kernel can safely run user-supplied programs without risking system stability through eBPF's mathematical verification system.