On 10/16/2018 11:15 AM, Sheogorath wrote:
Hi, it's mostly a question out of curiosity but maybe useful for some people. I wonder if there is a way to prevent a direct piping from curl to bash using SELinux. And of course one can download a file and then run bash on it, but a simple rule that prevents direct piping would at least give a heads up about it.
sounds not like something I would implement. And you don't give much context to your situation.
What do you like to prevent? Stop users with root-shells to execut arbitary shell scripts obtained by curl?
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