Unfortunately without any information on what process changed it, all that tells us is that something happened. So that number before the colon in parentheses after audit is the date/time in based on the Unix epoch. There are a bunch of ways to convert that to normal time. That said, looking at your logs, where along in the boot process does that happen?
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