This detection rule monitors the creation of the doas.conf file on Linux systems, which is significant as it enables regular users to execute commands as the root user, essentially granting elevated privileges similar to the sudo command. The rule utilizes Linux Auditd logs to track events associated with the creation of this configuration file. Activities involving the modification or creation of the doas.conf file may indicate potential unauthorized attempts to gain higher privileges, particularly in a compromise scenario where an adversary seeks to escalate their access within the target system. Such escalations can lead to severe security breaches, including full system control by the attacker. The detection mechanism focuses on capturing and analyzing specific syscalls and events related to file path changes in Auditd logs, thereby ensuring timely alerts for unusual or suspicious activities in relation to this critical configuration file.