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If I were trying to get a shell on the boxes of as many startups as possible, here's what I'd do: 1. Create a new library, rubygem, infrastructure thingie that
by alinajaf 13y ago
If I were trying to get a shell on the boxes of as many startups as possible, here's what I'd do:
1. Create a new library, rubygem, infrastructure thingie that was genuinely useful but had a non-trivial setup process.
2. To aid in that setup process, create a script that I recommend be piped into your shell.
3. Somewhere in the middle of that script, silently tar up everything in the users .ssh/ directory and send it somewhere I can see it.
- alexwright 13y agoWhat you planning to do with my public keys? Or worst case encrypted private keys. Now putting something into ~/.ssh/...