I think in general this is a new reality, many open-source projects are talking about improving it's own security principles, including OrangeFox.
Should we consider this particular supply chain issue a very lucky case for us, that it never got a way into the most of distros, was quickly disclosed and patched as well as raised the general attitude to security?
Should we consider this particular supply chain issue a very lucky case for us, that it never got a way into the most of distros, was quickly disclosed and patched as well as raised the general attitude to security?
I can't place this channel as my personal channel because it was created by another account which is deleted account now :(
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Believe it or not, this is what a real network administrator looks like
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OpenSUSE pulished a Chad-long article about xz vulnerability, I didn't read it yet but later
https://news.opensuse.org/2024/04/12/learn-from-the-xz-backdoor/
https://news.opensuse.org/2024/04/12/learn-from-the-xz-backdoor/
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What we need to take away from the XZ Backdoor
A lot has been written about the XZ Backdoor in the last few weeks, so it is time to look forward. Before doing so, we share further details about what happe...
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Ok oh god it was KDE Framework 6.1, the plasma is still 6.0.3, I guess we would need to wait a bit