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Next up: BGP book

This guy talks way too much about IRM, comparing it to DRM and talking about it in other chapters besides the entire chapter he dedicated to it.

"To run within the kernel, the executable must be privileged, and this right is usually restricted to native operating system components." Wrong. Any process can access the kernel through system calls, and almost all processes do. Also, /proc filesystem entries affect kernel

Still very high level. Detail reminds me of CISSP material