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It does leave a trace - the command executed is stored in your shell's history file, so unless a malicious script deletes the history (and it also could delete
by M4v3R 7y ago
It does leave a trace - the command executed is stored in your shell's history file, so unless a malicious script deletes the history (and it also could delete the download binary if you checkout it from a repo) anyone can immediately see what was executed.
- raimue 7y agoThe history file only contains commands typed into an interactive shell. Commands executed from a shell script or piped into sh will not end up there.