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Or maybe there's a vulnerability in your web app that grants people shell access. In that case you'll still want to lock down their limited normal-user privileg
by FooBarWidget 13y ago
Or maybe there's a vulnerability in your web app that grants people shell access. In that case you'll still want to lock down their limited normal-user privileges.
- sturadnidge 13y agoYes but even then you're still not protecting much by allowing HTTP... said user would still be able to download attack tools locally and use them. Agreed it will still stop a script kiddie (do ppl even use that word anymore? Showing my age!) from running random crap on high ports, but thats about it.