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@gcmoreira gcmoreira commented Jan 3, 2019

  • Added LKM lookup, showing the kernel module name to which the hook belongs to.
  • If the module is part of the kernel text, it also resolves the symbol to that specific address. It is showed between square brackets, ie: [selinux_ipv4_forward]
  • All kernel existing protocols were added (unless until kernel v4.20). It now allows to identify for instance IPv6, ARP, BRIDGE (ebtables), etc.
  • Removed hardcoded sizes.
  • Added function to the Linux common API to find LKM module addresses, similar to the one in mac implementation but it also resolve kernel symbols.

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 * Added LKM lookup, showing the kernel module name to which the hook belongs to.
 * If the module is part of the kernel text, it also resolves the symbol to that specific address. It is showed between square brackets, ie: [selinux_ipv4_forward]
 * All kernel exisiting protocols were added (unless until kernel v4.20). It now allows to identify for instance IPv6, ARP, BRIDGE (ebtables), etc.
 * Fixed wrong number of hooks and protos. Removed hardcoded sizes.
 * Added function to the Linux common API to find LKM module addresses, similar to the one in mac implementation but it also resolve kernel symbols.
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The changes proposed in the branch are superseded by this other pull request

@gcmoreira gcmoreira closed this Jan 18, 2019
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