top | item 45039022 (no title) algo_lover | 6 months ago Any postinstall script can add anything to your bashrc. I sometimes wonder how the modern world hasn't fallen apart yet. discuss order hn newest myaccountonhn|6 months ago I don't think this solves the world but as a quickfix for this particular exploit I ran:sudo chattr -i $HOME/.shrcsudo chattr -i $HOME/.profileto make them immutable. I also added:alias unlock-shrc="sudo chattr -i $HOME/.shrc"alias lock-shrc="sudo chattr +i $HOME/.shrc"To my profile to make it a bit easier to lock/unlock. bethekidyouwant|6 months ago realistically, how many times has this happened in eg homebrew? Hard to be worried tbh.
myaccountonhn|6 months ago I don't think this solves the world but as a quickfix for this particular exploit I ran:sudo chattr -i $HOME/.shrcsudo chattr -i $HOME/.profileto make them immutable. I also added:alias unlock-shrc="sudo chattr -i $HOME/.shrc"alias lock-shrc="sudo chattr +i $HOME/.shrc"To my profile to make it a bit easier to lock/unlock.
bethekidyouwant|6 months ago realistically, how many times has this happened in eg homebrew? Hard to be worried tbh.
myaccountonhn|6 months ago
sudo chattr -i $HOME/.shrc
sudo chattr -i $HOME/.profile
to make them immutable. I also added:
alias unlock-shrc="sudo chattr -i $HOME/.shrc"
alias lock-shrc="sudo chattr +i $HOME/.shrc"
To my profile to make it a bit easier to lock/unlock.
bethekidyouwant|6 months ago