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Follow up: How to write a Linux virusFollow up: How to write a Linux virusPosted Feb 13, 2009 16:08 UTC (Fri) by jhardin (guest, #3297)In reply to: Follow up: How to write a Linux virus by foo-bar Parent article: Follow up: How to write a Linux virus
> they can execute arbitrary code.
Not quite. They can execute arbitrary _command lines_.
Perhaps this is a way to address the problem. Provide a list of the executables that the desktop manager is permitted to start via a shortcut.
"rm" for example would _not_ be on the list. Nor would "bash".
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Follow up: How to write a Linux virus Posted Feb 13, 2009 17:28 UTC (Fri) by engla (guest, #47454) [Link]
And then what about python? it has to be allowed. Then python -c "arbitrary python code"...
Follow up: How to write a Linux virus Posted Feb 17, 2009 17:08 UTC (Tue) by gouyou (subscriber, #30290) [Link]
So no way to make a nice icon that I would double click for cleaning up my environment ... yeah right.
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