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Which of the following commands can be used to view the last ten successful and failed login attempts in an OpenSSH server on a Linux system?Select one:a.cat /var/log/secure | tail -10b.cat /var/log/secure | head -10c.tail -10 /var/log/secured.head -10 /var/log/secure

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Which of the following commands can be used to view the last ten successful and failed login attempts in an OpenSSH server on a Linux system?Select one:a.cat /var/log/secure | tail -10b.cat /var/log/secure | head -10c.tail -10 /var/log/secured.head -10 /var/log/secure

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The correct command to view the last ten successful and failed login attempts in an OpenSSH server on a Linux system is:

a. cat /var/log/secure | tail -10

This command works by first using the 'cat' command to output the contents of the /var/log/secure file, which is where OpenSSH logs login attempts. The output of this command is then piped ('|') to the 'tail' command, which displays the last ten lines of its input. Therefore, this command will display the last ten lines of the /var/log/secure file, which should correspond to the last ten login attempts.

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