Obvioulsy whoever set this minefield thought about this

I mean, you can just write a whole custom shell for this

We have squid games at home.

Squid games at home:

There also was Fake DOS back in the day

Boston Dynamics: “Either that or the PC keeps running away.”

objdump -D * | less

Bypasses aliases and uses the original command

Despite having Table in the name, FAT isn't a table, but rather uses a table, and FAT itself is a filesystem. Thus, it's different from a machine with "machine" being in the name or a number with "number" in the name, and it seems entirely reasonable to refer to the crucial index table in the FAT filesystem as the "FAT table"

Cool! Will give this a try for sure! Always forget commands

Oof. I consider myself a fairly decent Linux Sysadmin (~15 years experience ~10 years professionally) but I actually didn't know about that. :/

*a single cat is hurled unceremoniously through the window onto your lap*

Instead of acting like an asshole, teach us.

The greatest trick is to make your opponent think you thought of everything. Powering off might just straight up work and they're just bluffing, might as well try

What did the minefield directory do here to hijack cd?

Can an alias be applied upon cd?

I do it mainly cos it makes managing lots of different environments easy. I can have windows and different Linux distros and different packages and cool shit all from one display manager.

Doesn't virtualization eat away a lot of performance? Or do you not care much about it?

1-2% is the overhead of virtualization. Hardware virtualization is Goated. And QubesOS uses Zen under the hood same as what's used by aws etc so its well optimised.

Nice

on termux it works:

~ $ alias 'cd=echo'
~ $ cd

~ $ cd hi
hi
~ $

it removed your disc encryption keys and the only way to recover it is finding it in memory through the minefield

I mean they didn’t, cause you can just open another terminal window or pull the plug on the computer, but like someone else said, a binary can’t change the directory for you cd is a shell built in, so I’m pretty sure this would be trivial to get past.

What if it encrypts the disk when entering the dir and the only way to decrypt it is by winning? Decryption keys will be provided via API at the end.

oh, and the endpoint key is on ram, to be lost forever after shutdown.