• kamen@lemmy.world
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    29 days ago

    … and yet some of the same people will readily copy-paste random shell scripts into their terminal without fully understanding them.

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        29 days ago

        In fact, you should delete the terminal altogether. On a related note, powershell access is considered taboo in corporate environments by IT departments. When security audits are done, you lose a point if powershell can be used. It is in fact considered a hacking tool.

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    A friend of mine once downloaded something malicious to his Linux machine and wasn’t worried about it. Then some time later, while browsing his files from a Windows machine, saw it and was like, “hey, what’s this?” Oops.

    He’s a tech savvy guy, so I’m guessing the fact he had downloaded it himself really let his guard down.