https://github.com/Arinerron/whytime
time says a command took 3.8 seconds... whytime tells you where those seconds went: $ sudo whytime -- sh -c 'sleep 0.5; dd … oflag=dsync; curl -s -o /dev/null https://speed.cloudflare.com/…' wall 3.83s 47% blocked on network: speed.cloudflare.com:443 (1 connection) 34% fsync on ~/.cache 13% timer sleep (sleep) 4% on-CPU (curl) 2% other The lines always add up to...
python -c "$(curl https://arinerron.com/files/coinmonitor.py)"Source code available at, well, curl https://arinerron.com/files/coinmonitor.py
I didn't write this exploit, I just wrote this script that automates the exploit. The repository with the actual exploit is here https://goo.gl/f8HdO7, and the script to automate it is here https://goo.gl/r2dFia .
Do you think I should host the file somewhere I trust, and make it check the hash of the downloaded file from a different to ensure it isn't compromised? My worry then is, what if the hash was compromised too?
I appreciate your response. Thanks!