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seccomp_events EVENTED TABLE

A virtual table that tracks seccomp events.

Column Type Description
arch text Information about the CPU architecture
auid unsigned_bigint Audit user ID (loginuid) of the user who started the analyzed process
code text The seccomp action
comm text Command-line name of the command that was used to invoke the analyzed process
compat bigint Is system call in compatibility mode
exe text The path to the executable that was used to invoke the analyzed process
gid unsigned_bigint Group ID of the user who started the analyzed process
ip text Instruction pointer value
pid unsigned_bigint Process ID
ses unsigned_bigint Session ID of the session from which the analyzed process was invoked
sig bigint Signal value sent to process by seccomp
syscall text Type of the system call
time bigint Time of execution in UNIX time
uid unsigned_bigint User ID of the user who started the analyzed process
uptime bigint Time of execution in system uptime
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