Re: RFC - Approaches to user-space probes

> But, if we do a objdump on the probed executable, we are seeing the
> breakpoints in the disassembly. We are looking into this issue.
> Does this mean that breakpoints are written to the disk?

it means tripwire and similar tools will raise big alarms at least.



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