← Back to context Comment by throwaway031125 4 days ago $ rm -rf /and it's gone 5 comments throwaway031125 Reply s-macke 4 days ago Not quite right. Try the following. echo * cd /proc echo * while read line; do echo $line; done < /proc/cpuinfo The last line should work and print the entire file, but it seems there's a bug. throwaway031125 4 days ago Well, it should not surprise you that the virtual file systems of the kernel remain. lxgr 4 days ago Only on 127.0.0.1. vetrom 1 day ago Not necessarily -- with tricks like https://github.com/Manav1011/webrtc-vpn you could import/exfiltrate data easily. throwaway031125 4 days ago Thank you, Captain Obvious.
s-macke 4 days ago Not quite right. Try the following. echo * cd /proc echo * while read line; do echo $line; done < /proc/cpuinfo The last line should work and print the entire file, but it seems there's a bug. throwaway031125 4 days ago Well, it should not surprise you that the virtual file systems of the kernel remain.
throwaway031125 4 days ago Well, it should not surprise you that the virtual file systems of the kernel remain.
lxgr 4 days ago Only on 127.0.0.1. vetrom 1 day ago Not necessarily -- with tricks like https://github.com/Manav1011/webrtc-vpn you could import/exfiltrate data easily. throwaway031125 4 days ago Thank you, Captain Obvious.
vetrom 1 day ago Not necessarily -- with tricks like https://github.com/Manav1011/webrtc-vpn you could import/exfiltrate data easily.
Not quite right. Try the following.
The last line should work and print the entire file, but it seems there's a bug.
Well, it should not surprise you that the virtual file systems of the kernel remain.
Only on 127.0.0.1.
Not necessarily -- with tricks like https://github.com/Manav1011/webrtc-vpn you could import/exfiltrate data easily.
Thank you, Captain Obvious.