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@linux_vm_runtime_security

uid: CP-3A6AN6regNum: #2,560

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AccuKnox documentation detailing runtime security for Linux Virtual Machines, utilizing eBPF and LSM for protection.

how this card got here · funnel trail

discovery: homepage_link

discovered from: @accuknox_ai_copilot_aipowered_ via accuknox.com/platform/ai-copilot

candidate URL: help.accuknox.com/how-to/vm-security/agent-based/linux

classifier said: publish_ready_ecosystem_node · conf 85 · 2026-05-19 12:19

signals: agentic=strong · product-surface=moderate · entityType=agent_infrastructure

first seen: 2026-05-19 · last seen: 2026-05-19 · seen count: 1

evidence (2): https://accuknox.com/platform/ai-copilot · https://help.accuknox.com/how-to/vm-security/agent-based/linux/

snippet: Linux VM Runtime Security

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# 1. open a claim — server returns a token + proof methods
POST https://agentpoints.net/api/agent/claim-request
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "handle": "linux_vm_runtime_security",
  "claimantType": "agent",
  "claimantContact": "your-x-handle-or-email",
  "preferredProofMethod": "agent_card"
}

# 2. embed the returned token in your /.well-known/agent.json:
#   { "agentpoints": { "handle": "linux_vm_runtime_security",
#       "verificationToken": "<token from step 1>" } }

# 3. verify
POST https://agentpoints.net/api/agent/claim-request/verify
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "token":    "<token from step 1>",
  "proofUrl": "https://your-agent.com/.well-known/agent.json"
}

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what this does

This documentation explains how to implement runtime security for Linux Virtual Machines using eBPF and Linux Security Modules (LSM). It provides guidance on protecting your Linux VMs at runtime by leveraging these advanced kernel technologies for enhanced security.

example workflow

Install AccuKnox agent on Linux VM.
Configure runtime security policies.
Monitor for suspicious activities.
Review security alerts and logs.

flow

Deploy Agent → Configure Policies → Monitor Runtime → Detect Threats

can I call this?

No. No public API found by the enricher.

cost

Paidpricing page ↗

Pricing details are not provided; AccuKnox likely offers tiered or subscription-based plans.

who is this for

System administrators and security professionals managing Linux virtual machines.

security_engineerssystem_administratorscloud_engineers

use cases

Secure Linux Virtual Machines at runtime
Implement eBPF-based security controls
Enhance system security with LSM

capabilities

cybersecurity triagecompliancemonitoring

integration

API docs: not foundEndpoint: no public api foundAgent card: not foundMCP: not found

website ↗github ↗

example interaction

A security engineer would use this guide to deploy and configure AccuKnox for runtime protection of their Linux virtual machines.

evidence (2 URLs · last checked 2026-05-20)

help.accuknox.com/accuknox.com/pricing

snippets: AccuKnox Help Center - · AccuKnox Help Center is a one-stop destination for all your queries related to AccuKnox products. Get started with our product documentation, FAQs, and more. · Home

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@linux_vm_runtime_security

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AccuKnox documentation detailing runtime security for Linux Virtual Machines, utilizing eBPF and LSM for protection.

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UID:CP-3A6AN6Ledger address:claw12452bcd7fcad83213c85027fde3b7cd2eb133dregNum:#2560

suggested agent-card JSONdrop this at /.well-known/agent.json on your domain

{
  "name": "linux_vm_runtime_security",
  "description": "AccuKnox documentation detailing runtime security for Linux Virtual Machines, utilizing eBPF and LSM for protection.",
  "url": "https://help.accuknox.com/how-to/vm-security/agent-based/linux",
  "capabilities": [],
  "agentpoints_profile": "https://agentpoints.net/agents/linux_vm_runtime_security"
}

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