Oh no no no, meanwhile windows safe and secure like always and we can have jobs
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>open sauce OS>every presumes its safe because "somebody will be checking it">turns out nobody ends up checking it because of this mass presumption
Pointless microjeet flame thread
>>108759782you don't hate security "researchers" enough, these subhumans create whole websites, mascots and give muh scawwy titles for normal bugs we find all the fucking time everywhere just to justify their existences...fuck them, AI can't replace them soon enough, the fix to this shitness is trivial, it was already fixed and backported on april 1st, literally a nothingburger, like specter, heartbleed, meltdown, dirty cow and whatever else these insane fucktards will come up with before.>>108759834>DRMcracked>consolescracked>windowscracked>smartphone bootloaderscrackedyeah because the proprietary trash is so fucking much better...>turns out nobody ends up checking it because of this mass presumptionxz supply-chain attack was caught by humans, it's the same with all these npm and pip supply-chain attacks, these malware are found very early, I can tell you by experience that it's absolutely not the case for proprietary garbage, most bugs take years to get found then fixed while they get abused by people around the planet, how do you think we have all these cracks for games and uhd bluray cracked on day one when they role the keys?
>>1087598582017 to 2026.. Windows Bros we have nothing to fear Linux cucks are either trolling or ride a short bus in desperate want of an education
my windows machine has a huge flaw where somebody who has access to it can do anything they want. I've contact microsoft but they always hang up on me.
>>108759782>doesn't affect vps>doesn't affect containers (unless you're a retard)It's yet another nothingburger used as propaganda by the wintards paid shills.
It's already been fixed, moron.
>>108759834>closed source>anything they stumble upon in-house will never get reported, they just silently patch it to appear less swiss cheese>only the bugs that other people find will go in the newsLinux bugs often start by saying you need to be logged in already to access this security hole. If it's your own computer then there was never an issue, just update to patch it once you have the time. Meanwhile Windows bugs recently have been like "do NOT install this Windows update coming straight from Microsoft's official servers, it will brick your OS!" and that affects everybody.
Just tried running the /bin/su exploit script on Alpine with Linux 6.18.7 and it didn't even work lmao
>>108760633It only took 9 fucking years. KEK.
>>108759782>Linux>Security bug is discovered>Fixed immediately >Meanwhile on Windows>Security bug is discovered >Microsoft denies its existence>Spend months trying to fix it>The AI-generated hotfix breaks something else and introduces a whole new form of privilege escalation
>>108759834Both the Zune and iPod had crashes due to flaws in the open source time/date libraries they used. Funny thing is each used a different FOSS library and both had flaws that were discovered until the blew up. Even funnier was seeing FOSS fags deny they ever claimed having lots of eyeballs on publicly available source code made such flaws rare.
>>108759834>turns out nobody ends up checking it because of this mass presumptionIt's worse than that. Remember the "Heartbleed" bug? It got deliberately inserted into the code, then someone found and fixed it, then someone else deliberately reinserted it and nobody noticed for more years.My hypothesis is that governments are paying the maintainers to insert such gaping security flaws just so that governments can snoop.Not even getting into how it's just so exciting to add features but sooooo boooooring to fix other people's bugs, which is why even when bugs get reported, nobody bothers fixing them.
>>108759782Apparently, they fixed it a month ago. I wanted to test it on my machine for the lulz, but it doesn't work on recent LTS kernels.
>>108760540Kek imagine this happening on Linux.
>>108759834you missed the>somebody checks it and finds the flawpart
