From the following log entries, what are the affected user accounts?
Mkdir - p /etc/x11/applnk/internet/.etc
Touch -macr /etc/x11/applnk/internet/.etc
Mkdir - p /etc/x11/applnk/internet/.etcpasswd
Touch -macr /etc/x11/applnk/internet/.etcpasswd
Adduser dns -d /bin -s /bin/bash -u 0 -g 0
Passwd nobody -d
Passwd dns -d
A) dns, nobody
B) nobody, macr
C) dns, IUSR_
D) mkdir, touch

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The nobody account is commonly used for anomymous access such visitors to the web service. The account "dns" is a ruse, that is more commonly known as "named" (as in Naming Daemon), it is given root privileges and the attacker is hoping this account would simple remain unnoticed.

From the Following Log Entries, What Are the Affected User