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The Bourne-again shell (Bash) is a unix shell. It lets the user run commands on the host machine in as a text based program. Questions using this tag should either be related to vulnerabilities of bash or proper use of specific commands.
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What do shellshock attacks look like in system logs? [closed]
I have some Linux servers, which from what I can tell are not vulnerable to the shellshock attack vector, but I am curious what the attack looks like in the logs. What does a successful attack look li …
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