Deadly Commands
Run these commands and you will die mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda will format all data from the device specified after the mkfs command. mv ~ /dev/null will erase everything from your root directory. Basically /dev/null does not exists and anything written to it is actually discarded from the system. dd if=/dev/random of=/dev/port run this command if you are eager to freeze your Linux system. :(){:|:&};: is a forkbomb command, once you run it, it will let you system freeze and you will have no other way except to have it hard reboot ( Please don’t run this command if you are feeling curiosity, consequences can be bitter ) rsync -r –delete /home/backup such commands has a delete switch that can be used to destroy parts of the file system. shutdown -h now shuts your system down and you will have to hard reboot it, don’t run this command if you are hosting your servers in any data center or colocation. run shutdown -r now instead. any_command> / dev / sda This command...