C. /bin/ls -1 /proc/1301/exe. This command will show the absolute path to the executed binary file associated with the process ID 1301, which is ./usr/sbin/sshd. This information can help the security analyst determine if the binary is an official version and has not been modified, which could be an indicator of a compromise.
Agree. Also, the given answer does not look to have the correct syntax. strace should be used with the -p (to define the process number.) So I think it would look like strace -p 1301
This person only puts answers from ChatGPT -- I literally put this question in ChatGPT 4.0 and it gave me a different answer. Although C is correct imo, I wouldn't just trust this guys answers.
Think I am going to stick with given answer. I am not a Linux expert but this has given me enough info to make a good educated guess - https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/strace.1.html
A. would be the correct answer if it has the -p flag, which is needed for the command syntax.
B. Doesn't give us any additional info
D. Terminates any connections, but won't give any additional insight.
So C. has to be the answer.
The strace command is used to trace the system calls and signals of a running process, which can help a security analyst identify the root cause of a compromise.
Going with A
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