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I'm no specialist but I'm inclined to disagree, for me it's the difference between the ability to run an arbitrary binary and the ability to read/write an arbit
by nolok 6y ago
I'm no specialist but I'm inclined to disagree, for me it's the difference between the ability to run an arbitrary binary and the ability to read/write an arbitrary filepath
- capitainenemo 6y agoThey are imaginary paths in the bash executable. They aren't usable outside it. Thus the netcat analogy.