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This is dumb - now that this is known, attackers will make sure that they edit the shutdown.log file to be perfectly byte for byte identical to an uninfected de
by londons_explore 1y ago
This is dumb - now that this is known, attackers will make sure that they edit the shutdown.log file to be perfectly byte for byte identical to an uninfected device.
So the log has no value
- zimpenfish 1y agoThey already did: > Researchers have noted instances where devices known to be active had their shutdown.log cleared, alongside other IOCs for Pegasus infections. This led to the conclusion that a cleared shutdown.log could serve as a good heuristic for identifying suspicious devices. Which is why the article is pointing out that a cleared `shutdown.log` is no longer an indicator of Pegasus infections (because it now happens every boot.)