Related Work
From Dazuko
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Revision as of 00:21, 6 February 2008
Here is a list of various things that are related (similar goals, similar features) to the Dazuko project.
- Public Discussion for Linux Malware Technology
- This is a mailing list to discuss integrating hooks for the anti-virus community into the Linux kernel. The effort was originally started by Red Hat but now involves several Linux distributions and anti-virus companies.
- Redirecting Filesystem (RedirFS)
- A project similar to Dazuko that intercepts file access by hooking functions within the filesystem.
- Kernel Generalized Event Management (KGEM)
- A project similar to Dazuko that is maintained by CA.
- ClamFS
- A project similar to Dazuko that intercepts file access by using a FUSE-based stackable filesystem. The project was developed for ClamAV software.
- ServerProtect Kernel Hook Module (KHM)
- A kernel module from Trend Micro to provide functionality similar to Dazuko.
- LinuxShield
- A kernel module from McAfee to provide functionality similar to Dazuko.
- kavmon
- A kernel module from Kaspersky Lab to provide functionality similar to Dazuko.
- File System Translator (FiST)
- A project that provides templates for creating stackable filesystems.
- inotify
- A Linux kernel subsystem that provides file system event notification.
- Linux Security Modules (LSM)
- A framework that allows the Linux kernel to support a variety of computer security models while avoiding favoritism toward any single security implementation.
