: Linux Exploit Protection Modules
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Linux Exploit Protection Modules

Traps for Linux provides advanced exploit protection from brute force attacks, kernel privilege escalation and other common techniques.
To combat attackers from leveraging software vulnerabilities on Linux endpoints, Traps employs the following exploit protection modules (EPMs):
Name
Type
Description
Brute Force Protection
Application Protection
Prevents attackers from hijacking the process control flow by monitoring memory layout enumeration attempts.
Kernel Privilege Escalation Protection
Kernel Protection
Prevents an attacker from using the privilege information of another process with greater privileges to run a process with system permissions.
ROP Mitigation
Application Protection
Protects against the use of return oriented programming (ROP) by protecting APIs used in ROP chains.
Shellcode Protection
Application Protection
Reserves and protects certain areas of memory commonly used to house payloads using heap spray techniques.