Understanding eBPF-Based Monitor Blinding Attacks
How attackers leverage BPF tracepoint hijacking and map poisoning to silently disable Falco, Tracee, and Tetragon in production — and how to test for it.
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OZIPHR
The enterprise platform purpose-built to test whether your runtime security monitoring tools can detect threats, resist blinding, and survive evasion under real-world adversarial conditions.
OZIPHRYou deploy monitors to detect threats. But do they actually work? OZIPHR answers that question with adversarial testing grounded in real attack techniques.
Tests whether an attacker with root-level access can silently disable each monitor using eBPF-based syscall interception and BPF map manipulation without triggering alerts.
Simulates real-world attack techniques including reverse shells, privilege escalation, credential access, and container escapes. Measures detection coverage and response latency.
Goes beyond basic detection with fileless execution, process masquerading, timestamp manipulation, and audit log tampering to test monitoring resilience under adversarial pressure.
Every finding maps to MITRE ATT&CK techniques with structured evidence, severity classification, and specific remediation steps. Results stream in real-time via WebSocket.
Most teams assume their monitors work. OZIPHR replaces that assumption with structured, reproducible, adversarial evidence.
Not assumptions, not checklists, not vendor claims. Real adversarial test results with structured evidence artifacts, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, and reproducible methodology. Know exactly what your monitors detect and what they miss.
Deploy the agent and walk away. Automatic detection of all installed security monitors through process scanning, systemd enumeration, and eBPF program discovery. No manual setup, no YAML files, no integration tokens.
Executive summaries for the board, technical deep-dives for engineers, compliance exports for auditors. Every finding includes severity classification, business impact assessment, and actionable remediation guidance.
Purpose-built for security teams that need evidence-based confidence in their monitoring infrastructure.
Curated tests covering the techniques adversaries actually use in post-exploitation scenarios.
Detach eBPF programs from tracepoints to disable monitor visibility
Corrupt BPF map data to blind event filtering
Spawn outbound shell connections to test network detection
SUID exploitation and capability manipulation
Read /etc/shadow and dump process memory
Namespace breakout and host filesystem access
Rootkit-style kernel module insertion
DNS tunneling and C2 callback simulation
Execute payloads from memory via memfd_create
Rename processes to mimic legitimate binaries
Modify or delete audit and system log entries
Alter file timestamps to evade forensic timelines
From agent deployment to actionable results in under five minutes.
Install the single-binary Go agent on target hosts. The agent authenticates via API key and requires elevated privileges to perform realistic adversarial testing.
The agent detects all installed security monitors by scanning for running processes, systemd services, and eBPF programs. No manual configuration needed.
Executes the full test suite against each monitor. Results stream to the dashboard in real-time with MITRE ATT&CK mapping, evidence, and remediation guidance.
Target endpoints
Lightweight · Auto-discovery · Non-destructiveAnalysis & correlation
Real-time processing · Threat mapping · ScoringCommand center
Live telemetry · MITRE ATT&CK · ReportingVerification coverage for the most widely deployed runtime security and audit frameworks on Linux.
Latest thinking on runtime security verification, monitor resilience, and adversarial testing methodology.
How attackers leverage BPF tracepoint hijacking and map poisoning to silently disable Falco, Tracee, and Tetragon in production — and how to test for it.
Read article →78% of breached organizations had EDR deployed. The gap between assumed detection capability and actual coverage is where attackers operate.
Read article →A practical guide to assessing real ATT&CK technique coverage across Falco, Tracee, Tetragon, auditd, and Wazuh — with automated testing methodology.
Read article →Security professionals across disciplines rely on OZIPHR to validate their monitoring infrastructure.
Map detection gaps before penetration tests. Understand which techniques your monitors miss and where blind spots exist in your defensive posture.
Confirm that your monitoring stack can resist blinding attempts and continue detecting threats even when an attacker has root-level access.
Compare detection capabilities across monitors with structured, reproducible results. Make data-driven decisions with MITRE ATT&CK-mapped evidence.
Every plan includes core platform access. Higher tiers unlock advanced attack paths developed by our offensive security research team.
Designed from the ground up for enterprise security teams operating at scale.
Self-hosted server and agents. Your data never leaves your infrastructure.
Full REST API with WebSocket streaming. Integrate with your existing toolchain.
Pre-built reports mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, and NIST CSF frameworks.
Workspace isolation with role-based access control and SSO integration.
The gap between assumed security and actual security is where breaches happen. OZIPHR closes that gap with evidence-based verification.