@gzobra thanks ☺️

There should be no issue running it on Alpine, Kunai is a static binary built to cover a broad range of kernel versions with a unique binary. If there are compatibility issues I can always take a look to fix it.

For your question on BSD, I think it is complicated. First because I am not familiar with it but also because half of Kunai is running on the kernel side as eBPF programs attached to very Linux specific kernel functions. And most of the user-land part is also heavily linux specific. For sure some components could be reused cross-platform such as the event filtering engine and some other little things.

After months of quiet, Kunai is back with an update in the works!

Here’s what’s new:

- Sharper DNS traffic analysis for better threat detection

- File identification powered by magic-rs to unlock deeper detection scenarios

- Smarter event filtering and exclusion rules to cut false positives and boost performance

This release will be about making Kunai more precise, faster, and easier to use—whether you’re monitoring workstations, servers, or IoT devices.

If you have specific a request, this is the perfect time to open an issue and get a chance to see it land in the next release 😉

Curious? Follow the progress here: https://github.com/kunai-project

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