Yeah, it was the .bash_history file. My bad.
He also encrypted the files, uploaded them to his remote computer, and then deleted the programs used to encrypt and upload them.
He also encrypted the files, uploaded them to his remote computer, and then deleted the programs used to encrypt and upload them.
user@somemachine.gs.com:~/ >svn export --username Aleynikov --password Hunter2 \
--non-interactive svn://subversion.ZOMG.think.of.the.children.com/plundered/exportFile
user@somemachine.gs.com:~/ >rm .bash_history
It's also not unheard of to encrypt files for transit, and for storage on untrusted remote machines. I'm sure someone else around here could show you a few dozen ways to pipe that through gpg, a few of which might also require a password to be used in the command, necessitating the deletion of .bash_historyYou may criticize him for using encryption but what would you have him use, plaintext and ftp?