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Attack detection is an important focus in microservice environments like Lyft’s, where expected host behavior can vary across server fleets. Capsule8’s architecture and detection capabilities are impressive and align perfectly with the need for a low-overhead, real-time alerting solution which evolves as attackers do.

—JAMES ADDISON, LYFT

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Learn how Capsule8 protects Linux production environments with its bare metal, virtual machine and container security platform.

Why Capsule8?

REAL-TIME DETECTION AT SCALE

Distributed, expert-driven analytics detect attacks in real time

BUILT FOR PRODUCTION

Won’t slow down performance, even on networks under heavy load

CLOUD NATIVE & LEGACY SUPPORT

Delivers bare metal, virtual machine and container security

AUTOMATED DISRUPTION

Goes beyond detection to automatically disrupt attacks

INTELLIGENT INVESTIGATION

Distributed telemetry makes forensic investigation easy

EASY THIRD-PARTY INTEGRATION

API-first approach simplifies integration with systems, tools, and data stores

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UAFs in Linux Kernel Modules: CVE-2019-8912 & CVE-2019-8956

A researcher using syzkaller found a locally-exploitable bug in Linux’s crypto API, CVE-2019-8912, which allows for a use-after-free in sockfs_setattr. It’s received sudden buzz, probably because a bug in the …

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Nested Guests: CVE-2019-7221

Earlier this month, twin KVM bugs found by Google’s Project Zero team were released publicly: CVE-2019-7221, a use-after-free vulnerability, and CVE-2019-7222, a memory leak that can assist exploitation of the …

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