This video provides a quick and practical solution to a common security concern for Mac users. The direct, step-by-step instruction using a simple command makes it easily shareable and valuable content.
Summary
The video demonstrates how to check login history on a MacBook using the terminal. It instructs the viewer to open the terminal and run the 'last' command to see a history of user logins and logouts, including the times they occurred.
Structure
1Open Terminal
2Run the 'last' command
3View login history
4Identify login/logout times
On-screen text
How to see if someone logged into your Macbook
THIS IS HOW TO SEE IF
RECENTLY LOGGED INTO
SO YOU'RE GONNA RUN
THE TERMINAL AND WHAT
COMMAND
WHICH IS LAST HIT ENTER
AND WHAT
DO IS IT'S GONNA SHOW A
HISTORY OF
USER LOG INS AND LOG
OUTS AND IT'S
GIVE YOU THE TIME THEY
LOGGED IN
AND THE TIMES THAT THEY
AS WELL
SO THIS IS A GOOD WAY TO
ANYBODY HAS RECENTLY
LOGGED INTO
Transcript
recently logged into so you're gonna run the terminal and what command which is last hit enter and what do is it's gonna show a history of user logs and log outs and it's give you the time they logged in and the times that they as well so this is a good way to anybody has recently logged into
Original caption
Check if someone logged into your MacBook #cyber #mac
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