Bash ShellShock : Worst than Heartbleed
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Bash Shellshock, the newly discovered vulnerability that allows attackers to inject code into your machine, puts your Mac or Linux at a serious risk for malicious attacks. It's kind of like Heartbleed, the Open/SSL bug that scared everyone senseless a few months ago and remains unpatched on thousands of systems. According to some experts, however, Shellshock could be way worse, and it's been around for decades.
How to check if you are vulnerable:
P vs NP for Newbies.
So you must have heard of P vs NP a lot if you are a computer science student, And if you failed to understand it so far like I was till now, here is the explanation in it-can-not-made-more-simpler words
Assuming You had played Super Mario...
You know how sometimes you can get stuck on a stage in Mario, and you spend hours and hours and hours trying to get to the end of the stage, but you just can't seem to figure it out?
Play a song as soon as someone comes online
Today we are going to create a very simple and small script which plays a song when someone starts their system i.e. as soon as they come online (Of-course you both should be in same network. i.e their system should be reachable form yours) .
So have you heard of ping command. Yes? Great. We will use this command only.
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