On 13/3/25 09:05, Fabio Martins wrote:
chkrootkit is a friend in situations like that, have used in the past,
and mostly in Linux boxes. Never had tried it in OpenBSD, tough.
--Fabio
*trojan*-gfw and this looks interesting.
Where most fall down is installing detection, then never checking logs.
Cheers!
On 3/12/25 19:54, Dan wrote:
Despite the fact that auto-launching scripts or nice fishes can
quitely swim on different "coasts" (home, sbin) can you suggest/enlight
me with some good places to evaluate as target and I mean eg the most
desperate low and c dirty places?
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