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Microsoft Proposes "Hornet" Security Module For The Linux Kernel
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Based on my findings, I think it's a debugging and inspecting library for machine learning classifiers.
no, ELI5 means explain like I'm five. It means to dumb something down so people like me can comprehend.
Oh. xD I've never seen that abbreviation before.
No, this has nothing to do with machine learning.
eBPF is a technology that allows you to modify how a system works in a very deep way, while also being very fast. This is neat, but also opens new attack vectors. Signature verification helps you ensure that you're only loading eBPF programs that you trust.
Theoretically at least.
I get it. Misinterpreted the question when I saw "ELI5."
Oh lol, sorry!
No worries. xD