Add talus (eBPF runtime security monitor, Rust) - #1907
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| Stars (min 20) | fail 0 stars (minimum is 20) |
| Human contributors (min 2) | fail 1 human contributor(s) (minimum is 2) |
| Age (min 6 months) | fail created 31 days ago, needs 152 more days to meet the 6-month minimum |
Thank you for sharing your tool! One or more tools do not yet meet the contribution criteria, as shown above, so we are closing this pull request.
You are welcome to submit a new pull request once all criteria are met. Thank you for your contribution!
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Adding talus as a Rust-tagged tool: an eBPF-based runtime security monitor for Linux (Rust/aya) — sliding-window syscall heuristics detect ransomware behavior with optional automated SIGKILL response. MIT, ~280k events/s at <8% CPU. Included as a runtime counterpart to the static analyzers already listed (tagged rust+security, cli). Happy to adjust categories/tags per your taxonomy.