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0 pointsTylerE8y ago0 comments

Would it?

If the attacker was able to backdoor the system, isn't also possible they could install a modified shell that no-ops \?

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Isn't the login shell set in /etc/passwd? So you would need root to either modify that, or to overwrite the shell binary.

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0 pointsTylerE8y ago0 comments

Would it?

If the attacker was able to backdoor the system, isn't also possible they could install a modified shell that no-ops \?

Isn't the login shell set in /etc/passwd? So you would need root to either modify that, or to overwrite the shell binary.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse