Raqhive is a Linux security tool leveraging eBPF technology to provide real-time kernel visibility including process execution, file access, and network connections. It supports stateful detection rules with hot reload and can operate in IDS mode or IPS mode, where it can automatically kill high-severity malicious processes. The tool includes a centralized SIEM-like dashboard that uses AI to analyze alerts, identify suspicious IPs/domains, and suggest response actions. It is open-source, designed for modern Linux kernels (≥5.4), and requires root or equivalent capabilities. The project is intended for Linux servers, cloud VMs, Kubernetes nodes, and other Linux-based environments. No vulnerabilities or exploits are reported; this is a security monitoring and response tool rather than a threat or vulnerability.

This entry does not describe a vulnerability or active threat but rather a security tool intended to improve detection and response capabilities on Linux systems. There are no known exploits or vulnerabilities associated with the tool itself. Its impact is positive, enhancing visibility and automated response to potential malicious activity on Linux hosts.

No remediation or patching is required as this is a security tool, not a vulnerability. Users interested in improving Linux host security can deploy Raqhive to gain enhanced real-time monitoring and automated response capabilities. Since it requires root privileges and a modern Linux kernel, ensure these prerequisites are met before deployment.