Linux Monitoring and Logging | HackerSploit Linux Security

[@GrzegorzWronkowski]

I learnt from this channel in one day more than in 6 years working in IT company. Thanks

[@sametsahin-eh3qj]

I agree but you might have exaggerated a lil dont you think? lol

[@alivalizada8543]

very informative and helpful for beginners as well even though you mentioned that it is more advanced topic. Thank you!

[@kelvinsankale]

Hands up, this is very practical and so informative, Thank you sir.

[@Handy-Handy]

good evening! THX man for this insane content!!

[@guilherme5094]

Thanks again, your videos have been very helpful to me.

[@MrGameX]

Dude..i love your content, please make a video for SElinux

[@serpantinthewild]

excellent, this is what I've been looking for :)

[@deehrk]

Wtmp is not installed by default . # touch /var/log/{ wtmp}

[@trenvert123]

Hey. Great video. I haven't finished the video yet. Is it possible to log the information certain programs are reading from my system? For instance, if I'm on Firefox, and using Google, or even notepad++, is it possible to see what data about me is being sent to them specifically? Or at least what data is being sent out when I browse the web or use a program in general? Thanks!

[@AkamaiDeveloper]

That may be possible but depends on your OS, this video discusses logs for a Linux server that you have admin control of.

[@chetansoni6672]

I am senior guy using Lubuntu on my laptop and after watching your video I just installed a whowatch and I got this output in terminal [1 users: 0 local, 0 telnet, 0 ssh, 1 other / (sddm-helper) chetan tty1 :0] as you said other may be some one else (hackers) so what is meaning of this output.which GUI base log file is good to install and what is the simplest way to find out ,some one is connected with my PC using logfile (logfile output that shows outside connection)

[@loganadanr4137]

Thank you, I took some course not even they thought me stuffs like this

[@MrHmm-cv6gs]

Thanks sir

[@jagatbahadursubedi3476]

great

[@erbenton07]

Why do you use cat and pipe it to grep? just grep the file: "grep options pattern filename"

[@sametsahin-eh3qj]

Idk why but last command aint working on my linux