Porting fibratus observability to Linux kernels

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  • fibratus

    A modern tool for Windows kernel exploration and tracing with a focus on security

  • I've embarked on the journey of making fibratus capable of instrumenting and tracing the Linux kernels. As some of you might anticipate, the backbone of the tracing capabilities will piggy back on the revolutionary ebpf technology. It is a safe and efficient way of running a sandboxed bytecode at various hook points in the kernel. I've opted for using the raw tracepoints on the syscall exit events. The main workflow consisting of building, loading and installing the tracepoint is already implemented. Nevertheless, there is still a lot of work ahead. The following is the GitHub branch where the Linux support development is happening:

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