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  1. Making safe OS kernel extensions expressive, efficient, and easy to program

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-10-19 without embargo terms

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  2. Graph kernel extensions and experiments with application to molecule classification, lead hopping and multiple targets

    … drugs. In particular, modern structured kernel methods have been successfully applied to range of problem domains and have been recently adapted for graph structures making them directly applicable to pharmaceutical drug discovery. Specifically graph structures have a natural fit with …

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  3. Unsafe Nesting in BPF Programs

    Safe kernel extensions are crucial for adding features like networking filters, security policies, and monitoring capabilities that organizations require in production environments. The Linux kernel traditionally lacked mechanisms for safe runtime extensions. BPF addressed this problem by enabling …

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  4. Re-thinking termination guarantee of eBPF

    In the rapidly evolving landscape of BPF as kernel extensions, where the industry is deploying an increasing count of simultaneously running BPF programs, the need for accounting BPF- induced overhead on latency-sensitive kernel functions is becoming critical. We also find that eBPF's termination …

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