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From	Anonymous <poster@anon.com>
Newsgroups	rocksolid.shared.security
Subject	None
Date	2021-01-16 16:00 -0800
Organization	def5
Message-ID	<opsec.766.2b91ip@anon.com> (permalink)
References	<opsec.761.1w9eti@anon.com>

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>>1a7c630ada66f0c8f1
You missed it could be a one liner, a single touch with the right garbage that causes a reboot from the kernel and blasts away all the recovery and inode data but it will look more complicated than C:/:$i30:$bitmap . This requires information leaks to pull off automatically which could also be automated with a single touch but how big the argv becomes is the problem, archives are a more likely deployment over garbage filename downloads. It's still not the same but similar by the fundamental concept of trusting the users' data, a broken design.

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