Re: Looking for a file monitor

>
> It looks to me like you could use an LD_PRELOAD'ed library to monitor
> such events?

That's a good idea.
Is there an existing tool, or do I need to write a system call wrapper?

>
> Alternatively, consider something like the honeynet monitoring kernel
> monitor module, perhaps.

Could you give more information here?
I'm not familiar with honeynet, thanks.

>
> Rogan
>
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