Is it possible to get a remote shell with ssh, if it is set to /bin/false instead of bash? is there a way to exploit ssh port forwarding (not DOSing)?
If you're already on the system via another user: sudo -u username /bin/bash Also, you could backdoor /bin/false A good read: http://commandline.ninja/2012/05/06/binfalse-sbinnologin-and-ssh
Thanks, Adam, very interesting link!
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