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## Wednesday, 7, June 2023 ## Wednesday, 7, June 2023
### Michel ### Michel
I have written 1 systemtap scripts, that can detect, whenever a module registers at the Keyboard-notifier. The Script can currently detect whenever a module registers. My script cant detect which kernel module registered. Here comes Sebastians idea of writing a python script, that can unload all un-known modules and loads them back in, whilst the stap-script is running. Whenever a module is loaded in, and it triggers the stap-script, we know it is tracking key-strokes. Those modules will be shown to the user and the user then has to decide whether to unload and remove them, or keep them. My script is based on a redhat-script. The redhat-script is called funcall_tracer2.stp . The idea behind both scripts is the same. My script is simplyfied for the use with python. I have written 1 systemtap scripts, that can detect, whenever a module registers at the Keyboard-notifier. The Script can currently detect whenever a module registers. My script cant detect which kernel module registered. Here comes Sebastians idea of writing a python script, that can unload all un-known modules and loads them back in, whilst the stap-script is running. Whenever a module is loaded in, and it triggers the stap-script, we know it is tracking key-strokes. Those modules will be shown to the user and the user then has to decide whether to unload and remove them, or keep them. My script is based on a redhat-script. The redhat-script is called funcall_tracer2.stp . The idea behind both scripts is the same. My script is simplyfied for the use with python.