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RootGuard 2.5.0 changes the shared BPF/userspace event ABI. Rebuild and install the daemon, generated BPF object, action helper and GTK page together. Do not mix 2.4 binaries with the 2.5 BPF object.
From the BastionGuard source root:
The installer preserves an existing rootguard.conf. The new packaged reference is available at:
Restart the service using the active init system. For systemd:
Open RootGuardPage, select Application rules, use Add installed desktop/browser defaults, review the detected paths, then select Save rules and restart RootGuard.
The UI save operation adds [trusted-applications], [trusted-executables] and [denied-executables] as needed. Existing policy sections outside those three are preserved.
BastionGuard is designed for system protection, real-time monitoring, and defense against threats such as ransomware and persistent attacks.
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