Hi again,
This is because Wazuh has root-level permissions (with its own user), so it can access all files as if it were an administrator.
Wazuh requires root-level permissions because it needs access to sensitive system information and the ability to make changes to the system to improve security.
The root-level access allows Wazuh to perform these tasks effectively and provide the highest level of security for the system.
Examples:
- System Monitoring
- File Integrity Monitoring
- Configuration Management
- Performance Optimization
- Low-level Operating System Access
I hope this solves your question.