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A look inside the BPF verifier

LWN has extensively covered BPF and its verifier, which checks properties like memory access and function calls to ensure safety. The verifier uses abstract interpretation to simulate program behavior and track register states, though there are limitations in handling complex conditional branches and loops. Recent improvements have added support for handling loops and iterating over kernel objects, expanding the verifier's capabilities.


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