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Lots of Linux vulnerabilities lately.

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  • jerry@infosec.exchangeJ jerry@infosec.exchange

    Lots of Linux vulnerabilities lately. Time to move the instance to Windows.

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    @jerry

    might have to get a few costco sized bags of popcorn to last it out while i watch this... and something to read. maybe "war and peace".

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    • gangrif@social.undrground.orgG gangrif@social.undrground.org

      @jerry I dunno... i haven't heard about any OS/2 Warp vulnerabilities lately.

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      @gangrif
      I loved that OS...'specially their Office suite

      @jerry

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      • jerry@infosec.exchangeJ jerry@infosec.exchange

        Lots of Linux vulnerabilities lately. Time to move the instance to Windows.

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        @jerry Let's see if we can find a Multics port.

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        • jerry@infosec.exchangeJ jerry@infosec.exchange

          Lots of Linux vulnerabilities lately. Time to move the instance to Windows.

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          @jerry Clippy the Protector

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          • jerry@infosec.exchangeJ jerry@infosec.exchange

            Lots of Linux vulnerabilities lately. Time to move the instance to Windows.

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            @jerry

            At MS, there was a big project to unify all of the Windows-derived things. Apparently some folks had a build working that booted to WSL, with no Win32k. I did wonder how secure that would be: at the very least, I doubt there are many people who know how to attack the NT kernel via the Linux syscall interface.

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