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How to check for rootkits on Linux with Tiger

How to check for rootkits on Linux with Tiger

To determine if you have a rootkit on your Linux system, you must view the security report. To look at any Tiger security report, open up a terminal and use the CD command to move into /var/log/tiger. Note: Linux will not let non-root users in /var/log. You must use su.

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