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eBPF does run in kernel mode.
Maybe better than a module, but I wouldn’t say “the kernel doesn’t include any new code”
It’s also why they have to use “integrity” mode of kernel lockdown
If they used “confidentiality” mode, their eBPF code would be untrusted by the kernel and couldn’t be loaded