Special Characters and Bash about pwned-search HOT 4 CLOSED

You don’t want to put passwords on command line anyway since they can be seen by other users with the help of ps and they may end up in your shell’s history file. 068f083 is what you want.

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However if you want to test your password but don't not want to store the command in history, put a single space at the beginning: " python pwned.py ..."

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However if you want to test your password but don't not want to store the command in history, put a single space at the beginning: " python pwned.py ..."

That’s not guaranteed to work and depends on shell’s configuration. Specifically, bash requires ignorespace being present in HISTCONTROL environment variable.

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The new merge allows you to redirect stdin, or enter commands within the script itself - hopefully this works for you.

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