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Hm. How about ‘sudo’ <> ? i.e. quote the command?

• chrisfosterelli 9y ago
  Based on the sibling comment to yours, I don't think bash supports this. zsh allows you to make a \'sudo\' alias though, so it depends on your shell.
  • wrycoder 9y ago
    At least in bash, quoting the command disables any alias. Maybe also in zsh?
    • chrisfosterelli 9y ago
      zsh seems to have much more flexible alias rules than bash: > alias \'sudo\'='ls -a' > 'sudo' . ..
• wallacoloo 9y ago
  If they have access to your .bashrc they can also alter your PATH and create a script named sudo somewhere they have write access to that carries the malicious payload. So you're not gaining much by adding the quotes.