Add event-driven memory syscall telemetry
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"""Event-driven detection layer.
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Where the poll-based detectors sweep system state every few seconds, this layer
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reacts to kernel events the instant they happen — so a process that executes and
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exits between two sweeps (fileless droppers, short-lived reverse shells) is still
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caught. Events come from eBPF (``bcc``) and are matched against a declarative,
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Snort-style rule set.
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reacts to kernel events the instant they happen — so a process that executes,
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decrypts memory, changes page protections, or exits between two sweeps is still
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caught. Events come from eBPF (``bcc``) and are matched against declarative,
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Snort-style rule sets.
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"""
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