MatheuZSecurity’s newly announced Furtex package puts raw io_uring and eBPF in the spotlight, showing how post-exploitation tooling can lean on legitimate Linux primitives to pursue stealthier process manipulation and data theft.
A newly published Linux toolkit built around io_uring and eBPF shows how low-level system features can become part of the offensive playbook, not just the defensive one.
Attackers are hijacking modern Linux features like eBPF and io_uring to create rootkits that are harder than ever to detect.
Sophisticated attackers are exploiting eBPF and io_uring to outsmart modern security tools and hide in plain sight on Linux systems.