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UPDATE:
The real problem is about creating new files.
When a new file is created in a parent folder, the parent folder's mtime will be immediately altered.
So, to improve stealth, when creating a new file, parent folder's mtime should be used instead of current mtime.
If the file is removed by us later, we're then keeping no traces of our actions.
nil0x42
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parent directory of altered files needs to have mtime restored too
remote file creation: use parent folder's mtime instead of current time
Jan 15, 2019
parent directory of altered files needs to have mtime restored too
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