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Intruder Alert
Good Day
I am running HP-UX 11.11 on a PA-RISC Server,when i login as a normal user and i type the command "whoami" i get the "Intruder Alert" on the display? as follows /triceps/triprod/bin $ whoami Intruder alert. /triceps/triprod/bin $ Why does this happen and must I be worried about it? Thanks 
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Look at HP.com forum - intruder alert
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