On: Linux ransomware in the wild

[chrisfosterelli]

Based on the sibling comment to yours, I don't think bash supports this. zsh allows you to make a \'sudo\' alias though, so it depends on your shell.

[wrycoder → chrisfosterelli]

At least in bash, quoting the command disables any alias. Maybe also in zsh?

[chrisfosterelli → wrycoder]

zsh seems to have much more flexible alias rules than bash:

    > alias \'sudo\'='ls -a'
    > 'sudo'                
    .  ..