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Martin@nightcoding1/2
If you want to quickly check your system use one of these commands:
bash
sudo journalctl --since "2026-10-01" --no-pager \
  | grep -Ei \
  'memory size|out of memory|segfault|SIGSEGV|signal 11|php-fpm|Unknown on line 0'
bash
sudo zgrep -Ein \
  'Allowed memory size|Unknown on line 0|segfault|SIGSEGV|signal 11' \
  /var/log/php*/*log* /var/log/nginx/*log* \
  /var/log/apache2/*log* 2>/dev/null

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Martin@nightcoding2/2
These commands will search for suspicious entries in your php log files. If you use something like victorialogs / Loki / data dog, etc. just search for the terms. If one of them shows up, that's not an indicator you were hacked. But you should further inspect those entries.