who uses ~/.wget-hsts file except wget or which software starts wget from inside?
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I didn't use wget for a long time, but some days ago I've found, someone modified ~/.wget-hsts in the last hour.
Have you got any idea, which linux (ubuntu 16.04) software starts wget without any signs of starting it?
Nowadays I use python3's pip, ubuntu's snap which can download something from the net, and opera, chromium - these installed as snap package. I've tried to run them (to download something), but they don't use wget for download.
I'm clueless... :(
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I didn't use wget for a long time, but some days ago I've found, someone modified ~/.wget-hsts in the last hour.
Have you got any idea, which linux (ubuntu 16.04) software starts wget without any signs of starting it?
Nowadays I use python3's pip, ubuntu's snap which can download something from the net, and opera, chromium - these installed as snap package. I've tried to run them (to download something), but they don't use wget for download.
I'm clueless... :(
linux ubuntu wget
apt-cache --installed rdepends wget
will show you packages installed in your Ubuntu that depend onwget
. Snaps are different story, I think.
– Kamil Maciorowski
2 days ago
Thanks. In that list I found nothing interesting. (except rkhunter) :( But you're right, if it was a legal action, then it could be caused by one of them... I fear, someone got into my LAN... :(
– user895804
2 days ago
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I didn't use wget for a long time, but some days ago I've found, someone modified ~/.wget-hsts in the last hour.
Have you got any idea, which linux (ubuntu 16.04) software starts wget without any signs of starting it?
Nowadays I use python3's pip, ubuntu's snap which can download something from the net, and opera, chromium - these installed as snap package. I've tried to run them (to download something), but they don't use wget for download.
I'm clueless... :(
linux ubuntu wget
I didn't use wget for a long time, but some days ago I've found, someone modified ~/.wget-hsts in the last hour.
Have you got any idea, which linux (ubuntu 16.04) software starts wget without any signs of starting it?
Nowadays I use python3's pip, ubuntu's snap which can download something from the net, and opera, chromium - these installed as snap package. I've tried to run them (to download something), but they don't use wget for download.
I'm clueless... :(
linux ubuntu wget
linux ubuntu wget
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apt-cache --installed rdepends wget
will show you packages installed in your Ubuntu that depend onwget
. Snaps are different story, I think.
– Kamil Maciorowski
2 days ago
Thanks. In that list I found nothing interesting. (except rkhunter) :( But you're right, if it was a legal action, then it could be caused by one of them... I fear, someone got into my LAN... :(
– user895804
2 days ago
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apt-cache --installed rdepends wget
will show you packages installed in your Ubuntu that depend onwget
. Snaps are different story, I think.
– Kamil Maciorowski
2 days ago
Thanks. In that list I found nothing interesting. (except rkhunter) :( But you're right, if it was a legal action, then it could be caused by one of them... I fear, someone got into my LAN... :(
– user895804
2 days ago
apt-cache --installed rdepends wget
will show you packages installed in your Ubuntu that depend on wget
. Snaps are different story, I think.– Kamil Maciorowski
2 days ago
apt-cache --installed rdepends wget
will show you packages installed in your Ubuntu that depend on wget
. Snaps are different story, I think.– Kamil Maciorowski
2 days ago
Thanks. In that list I found nothing interesting. (except rkhunter) :( But you're right, if it was a legal action, then it could be caused by one of them... I fear, someone got into my LAN... :(
– user895804
2 days ago
Thanks. In that list I found nothing interesting. (except rkhunter) :( But you're right, if it was a legal action, then it could be caused by one of them... I fear, someone got into my LAN... :(
– user895804
2 days ago
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apt-cache --installed rdepends wget
will show you packages installed in your Ubuntu that depend onwget
. Snaps are different story, I think.– Kamil Maciorowski
2 days ago
Thanks. In that list I found nothing interesting. (except rkhunter) :( But you're right, if it was a legal action, then it could be caused by one of them... I fear, someone got into my LAN... :(
– user895804
2 days ago