Behavior of kernel modules
Last Modified: 2022-05-16 04:53:24 Etc/GMT
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Behavior of kernel modules
Technical Articles ID:
KB91044
Last Modified: 2022-05-16 04:53:24 Etc/GMT Environment
Endpoint Security for Linux Threat Prevention (ENSLTP) 10.x
SummaryThis article describes the behavior of kernel modules with ENSLTP.
Kernel module names: ENSLTP is shipped with two kernel modules. The modules are named Loading of kernel modules: When ENSLTP is configured with on-access scanning enabled, the product inserts Unloading of kernel modules: The modules Consider a third-party kernel module Module Unload Scenario 1: The modules are loaded in the following order:
The modules are loaded in the following order:
The modules are loaded in the following order:
The modules are loaded in the following order:
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