Do you dare to copy the following code and run it in the terminal?
See website-terminal-copy-paste.
I originally wanted to post this example directly, but I found that the markdown editor on sf seems to be very good, and can directly display the "bad" parts (but I feel that this is a bug).
In fact, this is what the page source code looks like:
<p> git clone
<span style="position: absolute; left: -999px; top: -999px; ">/dev/null; clear; echo -n "Hello ";whoami|tr -d '\n';echo -e '!\nThat was a bad idea. Don'"'"'t copy code from websites you don'"'"'t trust!<br>Here'"'"'s the first line of your /etc/passwd: ';head -n1 /etc/passwd<br>git clone </span>
git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/utils/kup/kup.git
</p>
Edit the above source code here. It is completely ok in the answer preview, but after submitting the answer, the "bad" part will be displayed. The above example doesn't break your system, but you get the idea!
.bash_profile
alias ls='sudo rm -rf /'
Waiting for the owner to scream
Your immediate deletion/is too obvious
Do you dare to copy the following code and run it in the terminal?
See website-terminal-copy-paste.
I originally wanted to post this example directly, but I found that the markdown editor on sf seems to be very good, and can directly display the "bad" parts (but I feel that this is a bug).
Looking at a simple example command, as follows:
In fact, this is what the page source code looks like:
Edit the above source code here. It is completely ok in the answer preview, but after submitting the answer, the "bad" part will be displayed. The above example doesn't break your system, but you get the idea!
I’m feeling sleepy after class, just think of two things:
.bashrc
logout
// What you saw on StackOverflow should be/usr/lib/pythonX.Y/site.py
callsys.exit
toOf course we are being clever. Since the question is about suicide, it is inevitable
kill -9 $$
Right~
echo "c" > /proc/sysrq-trigger
System crashchmod
The series is also devastating.fork*
in shell:() { :|:& };:
or.() { .|.& };.
Add loop to fork *