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This is effective but unfortunately there is already malware that plants itself inside the database. If you are able to execute code remotely you can also almos
by nisa 13y ago
This is effective but unfortunately there is already malware that plants itself inside the database. If you are able to execute code remotely you can also almost always write to /tmp
- e12e 13y agoYes, but code being written to data areas (or rather, written/stored in such a way that it can/will be executed later) generally is a bug. Allowing a server to overwrite itself is just a bad idea (hence the NX bit for memory).