CyberCertPrepSecurity FundamentalsLinux BasicsEASYFree question
Which command lists all currently running processes in Linux?
- A.ls -all
- B.proc -list
- C.top -d
- D.ps aux
Why D is correct
The 'ps aux' command shows all running processes on the system. 'a' shows processes from all users, 'u' displays the process owner, and 'x' includes processes not attached to a terminal. This is essential for identifying suspicious processes during a security investigation.
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