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Never-before-seen Linux malware gets installed using 1-day exploits
(arstechnica.com)
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That's not good, but it's not like we can switch to a more secure alternative. ;)
If your distro is affected distro hop to a secure distro and hop back if it is patched ;D
Arch! Too much work, then I have to invest in long socks and shave my legs.
Where can i get other instance silvers or golds ?
Just ask your admins to add them, those arent LWs property ;) just let the admins add them as emojis
That's great ๐
The vulnerability isn't even with linux anyways, it's just for PHP servers that run on top of linux.
Ahhh, wow what a clickbait title then.
There is a difference in terms of security between distro's. SELinux profiles, proper policykit policies, etc.
Or, don't use the affected software?