🚫💾 Run binaries straight from memory in Linux

Run executables from memory, over the network, on Windows, Linux, OpenVMS... routers... spaceships... toasters etc.

Sandbox implemented in GO including containers (namespace, cgroup), ptrace, seccomp

Stealth dropper executing remote binaries without dropping them on disk .(HTTP3 support, ICMP support, invisible tracks, cross-platform,...)

Sample usage of the new memfd_create(2) Linux system call.

Golang Linux memfd library

Run an executable embedded in a Go binary

Rust crate that creates anonymous shared memory file descriptors for IPC using memfd/SHM_ANON/shm_open | now on https://github.com/valpackett/shmemfdrs

memory backed files using memfd_create with file sealing support

Open temporary anonymous Linux file handles

memfd_create elf execution in v

Tools for encrypting ELF binaries and running them on untrusted Linux hosts via memfd, keyring, and capsule-based key delivery

System V shared memory (shmget/shmat/shmdt/shmctl) on Android — using memfd instead of ashmem. Survives Honor's ashmem deprecation.

A small Linux library for running / executing in-memory ELF by combining the use of memfd_create and execve

Minimal download-and-execute binary for Linux. Zero dependencies, built-in DNS + TLS, memfd exec.

A native flight recorder whose event ring lives inside the ELF core dump — distinguish two crashes that died at the same instruction, from the core alone.

High-performance shared-memory pool with userfaultfd tracking, io_uring integration, and RDMA replication

utility to run ELF in-memory with memfd

Tiny, but furious IPC/RPC library for Linux