hidemyass
is a tool for wiping access log when you really wanna hide yourself from admin. We're modifying those systemlogs very carefully by removing one single log record instead of the whole log file. Also, the file permission, owner/group and ctime/atime are kept as the old file.
Usage
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Usage: ./hidemyass [ENTRIES] [FILTERS] ACTIONS
ENTRIES:
-u, --utmp=utmp_file
specify the path to utmp file, which is /var/run/utmp by default
utmp file is read by 'who','w' and other commands
-w, --wtmp=wtmp_file
specify the path to wtmp file, which is /var/log/wtmp by default
wtmp is read by 'last' and other commands
-b, --btmp=btmp_file
specify the path to btmp file, which is /var/log/btmp by default
btmp is read by 'lastb' and other commands
for some systems the bad login attempts are written to
/var/log/auth.log or /var/log/secure instead of btmp
-l, --lastlog=lastlog_file
specify the path to lastlog file, which is /var/log/lastlog by default
lastlog is read by 'lastlog' and other commands
note the only valid FILTERS for lastlog is username(-n)
FILTERS:
-n, --name=username
filter log record by username
-a, --address=host
filter log record by host ip address
-t, --time=time
filter log record by time (YYYY:MM:DD:HH:MM:SS)
ACTIONS:
-p, --print
print records for specified ENTRIES
-c, --confirm
confirm the action(s) that clear or tamper records for specified ENTRIES with FILTERS
usually you need permission doing this
-h, --help
show this message and exit
Examples
print utmp records:
./hidemyass -u -p
print utmp records in another path
./hidemyass --utmp=/var/adm/utmpx -p
print all records
./hidemyass -uwbl -p
modify lastlog record for user root to time 2017/04/01 13:26:00
[sudo] ./hidemyass -l -n root -t 2017:04:01:13:26:00 -c
clean all tmpx records that from ip 220.181.57.217:
[sudo] ./hidemyass -uwb -a 220.181.57.217 -c
from https://github.com/evilpan/hidemyass
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