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WIP: Added an event for default stable rule "Linux Kernel Module Injection Detected" #161

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What this PR does / why we need it:
Added an event for default stable rule "Linux Kernel Module Injection Detected" as mentioned here
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Fixes #160

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@poiana poiana requested review from FedeDP and leogr March 20, 2024 15:05
@poiana poiana added the size/M label Mar 20, 2024
@GLVSKiriti GLVSKiriti changed the title Added an event for default stable rule "Linux Kernel Module Injection Detected" WIP: Added an event for default stable rule "Linux Kernel Module Injection Detected" Mar 29, 2024
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leogr commented Apr 8, 2024

Note that:

  • We likely don't want a building toolchain or a compiler as a pre-requisite for this
  • And possibly avoiding loading a real kernel module (have you tried just to "attempt" doing that with an empty file or whatever similar?)

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Add an event for default stable rule "Linux Kernel Module Injection Detected"
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