Blog Security Open Source Tool for Linux IPC Inspection Blog JJ previously served as a senior researcher at Guardicore. Background Debugging is probably one of the most personal disciplines in software development.  Some developers enjoy the ubiquity of gdb, while others prefer working from the comfort of an IDE. Linux users often use strace   or ltrace before jumping into a real debugger, and many more of us start inserting printf() into our code when a bug comes up. Habits form fast. \r\n Check out IPCDUMP, New Open-Source Tool for Linux IPC Inspection on GitHub.  GET IPCDUMP ON GITHUB. \r\n That’s fine, for the most part. Development is hard enough even in your comfort zone; the distractions of a new tool – even one better-suited to the job at hand – can cause more harm than good. Debugging is particularly troublesome in this respect: it’s probably the most cognitively taxing of all development disciplines.…