System call interposition
System call interposition, often abbreviated as SCI, is a powerful method for monitoring and securing application behavior. It works by replacing calls to system functions with interposed functions instead, which either approve or reject the call based on a security policy. For example, an application that doesn't need access to the network would have its network request function calls rejected.[1]
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