On Wed, Jun 21, 2023 at 09:25:02AM +0530, LitHack wrote: > Sorry instead of alias we have to use the function. > > Corrected command: mkdir dir;cd dir;<>file;file()bash;*
Even if we correct your "corrected" code for you, the basic issue remains: what "bug" are you claiming exists here? How does the actual result differ from your expected result? If your issue is "There is a potential security hole -- I could set up a directory with malicious filenames inside it, and then wait for the admin to cd to my directory and type * and Enter, and then my trap shall be sprung! I'll have my revenge!!" ... then yes, we know. This is certainly a possible thing that you could do. The problem with your plan is that it relies on an administrator doing a sequence of improbable things to spring the trap. Just don't press * and Enter at the shell prompt. Like, ever. Then there won't be an issue. There are lots of commands you should never type. This is just one of many. If you failed to pick up the hint I dropped earlier, there is an old joke that goes like this: A man walks into the doctor's office. "Doctor!" he says. "It hurts when I bend my arm like this!" The doctor replies, "Then don't bend it like that."
