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Yep, until your "trusted code" (e.g. Apache, PHP,...) has a remote code execution vulnerability. This is such a dangerous advice... you should really only disa
by chrisper 9y ago
Yep, until your "trusted code" (e.g. Apache, PHP,...) has a remote code execution vulnerability.
This is such a dangerous advice... you should really only disable these things if:
a) your computer is not connected to the internet in any way
b) it is in a trusted environment