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From what I understand systemd can optionally store a copy of the logs on a remote server. The key to modify the logs on the remote server is changed in such a
by asabjorn 13y ago
From what I understand systemd can optionally store a copy of the logs on a remote server. The key to modify the logs on the remote server is changed in such a way that even if a system is compromised the log copy on the remote system can not be changed.
These remote copies of the logs could actually be used to detect log-tampering and 0day exploits.
- Fasebook 13y ago>From what I understand systemd can optionally store a copy of the logs on a remote server. anything can have any feature, what matters is how it's built.