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You suspect an unauthorized use of the “su” command. Where do you look and what would it tell you?

“/usr/adm/sulog”, and it shuts down all su privelages.

“/sys/logs/masterlogs”, and it contains every log file in the system.

“/var/adm/sulog”, and it tells you every use of the “su” command.

“/var/admin/logs”, and it tells you information about unauthorized users.

Answer:
“/var/adm/sulog”, and it tells you every use of the “su” command.

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