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you could put a cron entry by dumping a file into /etc/cron.d/ run any command as any user once a minute
by blibble 4y ago
you could put a cron entry by dumping a file into /etc/cron.d/
run any command as any user once a minute
- JonathonW 4y agoOr put something into /etc/profile.d and run at every shell startup, or put something into /etc/ld.so.conf.d and inject code into every process started on the system, or put something into /etc/init.d and run at every boot... (continue ad infinitum) If you let code overwrite the files that make up your system configuration, you're going to have a Bad Time on any OS; this isn't somehow specific to Windows and the registry.
- entropie 4y ago/etc/inittab You could probably replace the executables for the ttys, potentially having a keylogger for every userinput on the terminal?