Wakivo records accepted and refused power commands, giving Mac owners an audit trail when an unexpected or replayed request deserves investigation.
A refused command is security evidence
Wakivo signs and encrypts commands, rejects requests it cannot verify, and refuses replayed commands. The activity log therefore records useful evidence beyond successful sleep or shutdown actions.
Pair the log with device review
If a refused entry appears at an unfamiliar time, compare it with the devices paired to the Mac and revoke anything you no longer trust.
Pause while you investigate
Remote control can be paused from the Mac menu bar, giving you temporary containment without rebuilding schedules.
Questions about this workflow
Does Wakivo log commands that the Mac refuses?
Yes. The current listing says the activity log includes refused commands.
Can Wakivo reject a replayed command?
Yes. Replayed commands are refused and commands are encrypted and signed.
What can I do after a suspicious Wakivo entry?
Review paired devices, revoke untrusted ones, and pause remote control while investigating.
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