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No. But we should make a one for systemd now that it has provided similar common persistence mechanisms. Prior to the wide availability of user services, I'd ha
by hoistbypetard 7y ago
No. But we should make a one for systemd now that it has provided similar common persistence mechanisms. Prior to the wide availability of user services, I'd have said that mechanisms for (especially non-root) persistence were too fragmented for a thing like this to be useful for Linux.
One that did nothing but scan systemd would probably be worthwhile now, though.
- app4soft 7y ago> one for systemd Is it possible to create for non-systemd?
- hoistbypetard 7y agoYou could try and detect some percent of persistent installs. The linked item is scanning launchd. Systemd is very similar for Linux. Non-systemd things are so diverse (IMO) that an attempt would devolve into a generic IPS. Which exist already, kind of suck, and find crapware with varying degrees of success.