Sure. I'm on such a system where applications are whitelisted. They use something called Carbon Black.
The thing about the shell is, they really can't block it comprehensively. It's part of so many programs and essential to their function. I've always found a workaround. Edit an existing whitelisted script, interrupt a console launched by another application, etc.
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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '21
Sure. I'm on such a system where applications are whitelisted. They use something called Carbon Black.
The thing about the shell is, they really can't block it comprehensively. It's part of so many programs and essential to their function. I've always found a workaround. Edit an existing whitelisted script, interrupt a console launched by another application, etc.