This project is a simple hello-world made with ebpf.

It is composed by a C file listening to the execve syscall. When it happens, it just print "hello world". It also has a Golang part, that load the bpf program and trigger the execve syscall by running ls.

Finally, a Taskfile was made to make it easier to orchestrate this mess.

• It was created on ubuntu, which has a little caveat : the asm/types.h header file needed by one of the bpf C lib is located in a specific place that need to be explicitly include at compilation time.
• It needs to be run with sudo (the run task does this for you).
• If you want to use the task in the taskfile, you need to install taskfile first.
• In order to see the hello world message appear, you need to cat on sys/kernel/debug/tracing/trace_pipe (need to be run as sudo/root) since the C program use bpf_trace_printk.