Linux Non-interactive Shell
In Linux environments, application services (e.g., Nginx, MySQL, custom microservices) should never run under a standard user account capable of interactive login. Restricting these accounts to a non-interactive shell mitigates privilege escalation risks if an application layer is compromised. Choosing the Non-Interactive Shell: /sbin/nologin vs /bin/false When an interactive login attempt is made on these Read More “Linux Non-interactive Shell”