/etc/cron.d/ddos is created with strange code

[shkpk]

cat /etc/cron.d/ddos

0-59/1 ChangeLog config install.sh LICENSE Makefile man README.md src uninstall.sh ChangeLog config install.sh LICENSE Makefile man README.md src uninstall.sh ChangeLog config install.sh LICENSE Makefile man README.md src uninstall.sh ChangeLog config install.sh LICENSE Makefile man README.md src uninstall.sh root /usr/local/sbin/ddos -k >/dev/null 2>&1

[Mr-xn]

@r00t8 these likes your root directory file?

[HorselessName]

Same here. Using Debian 7

[jgmdev]

Fixed on latest commit and this issue was caused because a variable that contains * characters needs to be double quoted in order for the shell to not evaluate the *. In any case this feature now throws a deprecation warning since daemon mode is faster and better.