Move to /bin/false for disabling kernel modules #11475
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It makes better error messages and follows vendor guidance.
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Great. CIS also has a preference for /bin/false.
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Description:
Move to /bin/false for disabling kernel modules.
Rationale:
It makes better error messages and follows vendor guidance.
The OVAL accepts both.
The STIG for RHEL, and OL, Ubuntu all use this format.