EC-Council: Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator(CHFI-V10)
Module 7 : Linux and Mac Forensics
         
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Which of these files helps a forensics investigator to locate the start-up files created by a malware infection on a Linux system?


 
A:    Rc.config file
 
B:    Rc.local file
C:    Rc.cache file
  
D:    Rc.vimrc file
 
         

 
 

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yassine on 21/06/2024
Opted Answer: B
rc.local ?
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Pradeep Thomas on 25/01/2025
The .vimrc file tells Vim how to configure itself when it starts.
/etc/rc.local: is another potential location for startup scripts.

So which one will be more accurate?
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Deepti on 31/05/2025
rc.local Executes commands at boot time and is commonly inspected in forensics for unauthorized modifications.
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