Modifying a file's attributes or metadata, like its last accessed or created date, can unexpectedly trigger security "tripwires." This is because even minor changes signal potential tampering. #Metadata #FileSecurity #Cybersecurity #Tripwires
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Canary File Tripwires: Metadata Changes Explained #shorts
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