Kerno is a system-level incident diagnosis engine that explains production issues across Linux, Kubernetes, VMs, and bare metal using eBPF.
Detection of rootkit file hiding activities through analysis of shifts in kernel function execution times.
eBPF Tools - Tool for monitoring, performance benchmarking and tracing linux kernel
ZFS tools, SMR drive tuning, and USB queue monitoring utilities
Experimental Linux kernel fast-path patches for SRAM-based AI inference servers, targeting io_uring submission, registered buffers, CQ polling, wakeup attribution, and completion latency.
Making TLB invalidation observable, attributable, and measurable in modern AI workloads.
AI KV-cache-aware Linux block I/O: decode-priority scheduling, placement metadata, NVMe backend mapping scaffolds, and kernel tracepoint observability.
Rooted Android kernel-boundary tracer for security research.
Telemetry tool for Linux systems that uses eBPF to monitor system behavior and send observability data to common platforms
An on-device eBPF system that attributes security-relevant kernel events — network egress, credential-adjacent file access, process lifecycle — to installed Android packages rather than to PIDs or UIDs.
Uses Ebpf to generate real-time visualizations from your syscalls
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