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The Linux kernel's size grows exponentially across each release and it can be thought
of as equivalent to running all user space code as root in PID 1, if not even more dangerous. One example of such dangerous features is eBPF . In a nutshell, eBPF is a very powerful framework within the Linux kernel that allows unprivileged user space to execute arbitrary code within the kernel in order to dynamically extend kernel functionality. eBPF...