Linux Monitoring and Logging | HackerSploit Linux Security

In this video, @HackerSploit shows various tools and commands for logging and monitoring that will give you a better view of what is happening within your Linux instance.

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:25 - Introduction to Logs
3:04 - Reading auth Logs
6:36 - Using the last Command for Monitoring Logins
8:34 - Monitor Failed Logins
10:40 - Monitor Recent Logins
12:20 - Using The who Command
13:05 - Monitor Resource Use with htop
16:44 - Monitor Resource Use with glances
19:20 - Using The whowatch Command
23:45 - Wrapping Up

#Linode #LinuxLogs #SystemMonitoring #LinuxSecurity
Product: Linode, Security, Linux; HackerSploit;

[alivalizada]

very informative and helpful for beginners as well even though you mentioned that it is more advanced topic. Thank you!

[kelvinsankale]

Hands up, this is very practical and so informative, Thank you sir.

[MrGameX]

Dude..i love your content, please make a video for SElinux

[serpantinthewild]

excellent, this is what I've been looking for :)

[deehrk]

Wtmp is not installed by default .

# touch /var/log/{ wtmp}

[loganadanr]

Thank you, I took some course not even they thought me stuffs like this

[erbenton]

Why do you use cat and pipe it to grep? just grep the file: "grep options pattern filename"

[sametsahin-ehqj]

Idk why but last command aint working on my linux