eset_rtp: loading out-of-tree module taints kernel.
The module is not part of the standard Linux kernel (out-of-tree), which leads to the "tainting" of the kernel. This information is recorded in the kernel log to indicate that the kernel has reached states not anticipated by the developers.
eset_rtp: module verification failed: signature and/or required key missing - tainting kernel
The module could not be verified because either a digital signature is missing or the key needed for verifying the signature is absent. This results in further tainting of the kernel, as it points to a security or trust issue.
eset_rtp: cannot find 64-bit syscall table
The module is unable to find the 64-bit syscall table, suggesting there are issues with the module's integration into the kernel, possibly due to changes in kernel addressing or security settings like KASLR, which complicate the localization of critical kernel structures.
