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DeuxChevaux@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•[Question] Is it possible or has it been done, can a Honeypot be created with bash aliases that would use a very common command someone would run if they were in your system but it aliases to some5·24 days ago‘whoami’ and ‘who am i’ are two different things. Try it out.
DeuxChevaux@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•[Question] Is it possible or has it been done, can a Honeypot be created with bash aliases that would use a very common command someone would run if they were in your system but it aliases to some4·24 days agoSomething like this?
alias ls=“who am i >> /var/log/intruder.log && logout”
alias l=“/usr/bin/ls”
DeuxChevaux@lemmy.worldto Fediverse@lemmy.world•I think there is no proper social media platform to express oneself.English6·24 days agoHow about starting your own sub - here or on Reddit? Then you are the mod.
DeuxChevaux@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Are there any examples of Linux (desktop) viruses that are actively or were recently in circulation?18·1 month agoI think, on a personal Linux desktop, more damage is done by malicious browser extensions than by actual viruses or root kits. So you could classify it as social engineering, maybe.
Once, someone sent me an Amazon link for baby nappies, and fool me clicked on it. Now Amazon showed boomer me baby nappies suggestions for the next six months. AI at its best… These things annoy me, so I try to avoid being tracked whenever reasonably possible.
OTOH, I am old and hope to not live long enough to experience any rogue government or whatever else persecuting me for having clicked on a baby nappies link years ago; so my threat model is short term only. I keep my privacy to a level, where it hopefully prevents as many annoyances as possible, but does not hamper what I am doing online too much. If I was younger, I’d likely do more.
My graphical goto tool is double commander, so lists. In the terminal, it’s either ls -hal, fzf or mc, depending on use case.