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If you have root you can just reboot or kexec and embed yourself at kernel level. The trick is to hide in plain sight. Call your process “tracker-miner-fs” (co
by cedws 2y ago
If you have root you can just reboot or kexec and embed yourself at kernel level.
The trick is to hide in plain sight. Call your process “tracker-miner-fs” (common suspiciously named GNOME process”). When the system administrator sees your process eating up huge amount of CPU time and does a web search, they’ll come to the conclusion it’s just GNOME being GNOME.
- arminiusreturns 2y agoYou... I don't know if I love you or hate you. Signed, greybeard gnu/linux admin who hates procs like that! edit: this is also why lsof, ss, strace, and bpftrace etc., are helpful