Bandit Labs Writeup 2

This one is the same thing but a little trickier. You will need to learn what escape sequences exist and how to manage both the spaces and leading -- by default -- at the begining of a sequences usually denotes a whole word argument so we need to pass ./ before the -- sequence. Then we can use "" around the entire string to escape the spaces. Spaces in the shell usually denote argument seperation so using quotes (single or double) allows you to pass a string including a space as one parameter. cat ./"--spaces in this filename" is the final sequence.