hacklog

English

Etymology

From hack +‎ log.

Noun

hacklog (plural hacklogs)

  1. (computer security) A system daemon or security program designed to detect compromised user accounts by applying statistical analysis to service access logs by means of the syslog protocol.
  2. (computer security, hacking) A record or log file generated during or after a cyberattack or penetration test, documenting commands, movements, and system access steps.
  3. (dated, obsolete) A chopping block.
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