Malicious Commands You Should NOT Run in Ubuntu
I knew this was going to happen someday, as Ubuntu is more and more popular each day. It seems that there is a growing trend to offer malicious commands to new and inexperienced Ubuntu users on Ubuntu forums and not only there. Therefore I thought it would be a very smart idea to take a moment to review all these malicious commands, that you should NOT execute in a terminal.
The following commands can cause massive damage to your Ubuntu operating system! Please DO NOT execute any of them, just read and learn! (more…)
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#1. January 5th, 2008, at 9:11 PM.
Maybe ubuntu should implement little pop ups “a la microsoft style” “Do you really want to do this?” and them run them anyway at random times “a la microsoft way”
Or maybe ubuntu users should learn what “rm -rf /” means, there is lots cryptic code that even experience users don’t understand, but com on, “rm -rf”?