On Sat, Jul 08, 2017 at 07:53:31PM +0530, Ajinkya Surnis wrote:

Actually, I've been given an assignment to write a kernel module such that
whenever a certain system call (e.g. open()) is executed, the control should
come to my new module; then it will do some processing on the parameters and
then call the actual syscall function (sys_open()).

Horrible assignment, please pass along my regards to the professor that
this is not anything that should ever be assigned.  Seriously, do you
want me to email them this?

I only found the way of intercepting 'sys_call_table'. I know this kind of
hacking is probably not a good idea.
Can you suggest any alternative way?
I would really appreciate.

Don't do it.

Really, this is not a valid thing to do in Linux.

Feel free to quote me.

Also, the assignment said nothing about 2 modules, so are you sure you
are even doing this right?  :)

thanks,

greg k-h