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| This is an overview to how one would detect if a system you happened to be working on was rooted or had malware etc. Obviously such a guide cannot be complete or cover all such cases but a general overview is provided here. A typical scenario might be taking over machines for a new customer some of which are linux that you have not used before. Doing a general audit and checking for malicious items is a good idea in such cases as often servers are neglected and not patched for long periods of time. | This is an overview to how one would detect if a system you happened to be working on was rooted or had malware etc. Obviously such a guide cannot be complete or cover all such cases but a general overview is provided here. A typical scenario might be taking over machines for a new customer some of which are linux that you have not used before. Doing a general audit and checking for malicious items is a good idea in such cases as often servers are neglected and not patched for long periods of time. | ||
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