Anti-Forensics
Account Misuse
Audit Trail Saturation
Clear Browser Artifacts
Clear Email Artifacts
Code Contribution Obfuscation and Misrepresentation
Cross-System Activity Fragmentation
Decrease Privileges
Delayed Execution Triggers
Delete User Account
Deletion of Volume Shadow Copy
Disable Logging
Disk Wiping
File Deletion
File Encryption
Hide Artifacts
Hiding or Destroying Command History
Incremental Data Collection
Log Deletion
Log Modification
Message Deletion
Message Modification
Modify Windows Registry
Network Obfuscation
Parent Process ID Spoofing
Physical Destruction of Storage Media
Physical Removal of Disk Storage
Retention Window Exploitation
Rootkit
Stalling
Steganography
System Shutdown
System Time Modification
Timestomping
Tripwires
Trusted Tool Misuse
Uninstalling Software
Virtualization
- ID: AF034.001
- Created: 05th August 2026
- Updated: 05th August 2026
- Platforms: WindowsLinuxMacOS
- Contributor: The ITM Team
Disable Host Logging
A subject disables or materially weakens logging on an endpoint, server, appliance, or other host to prevent operating-system and local security activity from being recorded.
The subject may stop an audit or logging service, disable event channels, change audit policy, remove monitored event categories, suppress command or process logging, or modify host configuration so that security-relevant events are no longer generated.
Investigators should examine service-state changes, audit-policy modifications, logging configuration files, privileged commands, process execution, and unexpected gaps in host telemetry.