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On Linux servers I always uninstall the compiler and dev tools. I actually wrote a little script to dry-run uninstall every single package on the server one by
by ars 3y ago
On Linux servers I always uninstall the compiler and dev tools. I actually wrote a little script to dry-run uninstall every single package on the server one by one, and if uninstalling it doesn't remove anything important I'll go ahead an uninstall it.
I'm left with only a bare minimum of stuff, even things like man pages or simple utils I'll uninstall.
- SoftTalker 3y agoIf the intruder as gotten far enough to be in a position to run a compiler, he'll just upload it if it isn't there.
- ars 3y agoMaybe, maybe not. Compilers are quite large, especially once you include dev versions of system libraries.
- red-iron-pine 3y agoif you're uploading a compiler you could just upload a binary. unless it's a very specific system you can probably just put it together "at home" and slap it in there.
- ars 3y agoI think you entirely missed my point. Because there is no compiler they have to upload something. With a compiler they can compile something locally which is easier to do.