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This article demonstrates using Falco as a runtime security layer in Kubernetes.

It explains how system calls are intercepted using eBPF or kernel modules and how Falco rules detect anomalous behavior like spawning shells or reading sensitive files.

More: https://ku.bz/vd3wWs24H
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