You have successfully logged on a Linux system. You want to now cover your trade Your login attempt may be logged on several files located in /var/log. Which file does NOT belongs to the list:

`user.log` is a general syslog output file that can contain various messages, including some related to user authentication or session activities depending on system configuration.

Assuming `auth.fesg` is a typo for `auth.log`, this file records detailed authentication and authorization events, which directly include login attempts.

While `wtmp` is a binary log that records successful user logins and system reboots, it tracks session start and end rather than the raw authentication attempts themselves. Other files like `auth.log` (implicitly `auth.fesg`) and `btmp` more directly log authentication attempts or failures.

`btmp` is a binary log file that specifically records failed login attempts, providing crucial information about unsuccessful authentication processes.