Ask HN: Good ideas to defend against the bash RCE?
Hoping to create a discussion here on ideas on how to defend against the current bash RCE.  Probably just a subset of existing &quot;best practices&quot; that are particularly relevant for the current attack vector for the bash RCE.  Recommend keeping posts to one recommendation per post so that the best can filter up&#x2F;down individually rather than as a set.