Inner Warden: an autonomous eBPF security agent that fights back Most security tools only send alerts. Then someone has to wake up, read logs, and react. Inner Warden does it differently. It detects, decides, and blocks threats in real time, locally on your server, with a tiny footprint of around 29MB. What it does 40+ eBPF kernel hooks (tracepoints, kprobes, LSM, XDP) Behavioral DNA tracking for processes and attackers On device anomaly detection with a small autoencoder Cross layer correlation between kernel, userspace, and network Wire speed blocking through XDP Automatic honeypot, JA3/JA4 fingerprinting, Sigma and YARA rules Mesh network between nodes, so when one detects, all the others block Dry run mode is the default, so it is safe to test Who is it for Self hosters and homelab people Anyone running a Linux server exposed to the internet Developers running AI agents (LangChain, CrewAI, OpenAI tools, and similar) SREs and sysadmins who want autonomous response instead of 3am alerts Live demo You can…