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Linux Lifesaver: Volunteer Thwarts Easter Cyber Attack on World’s Favorite OS
Ducked a cyber bullet, Linux did! Easter’s cyber-choco nearly had a surprise filling: a backdoor in XZ Utils. Thanks to an eagle-eyed volunteer, the sneaky code that could’ve left countless systems vulnerable was spotted. Cue sighs of relief from penguin fans worldwide! Focus keyphrase: “narrowly…
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When the Easter Bunny hopped into town this year, it almost delivered a cyber-egg of catastrophic proportions. But fear not, a vigilant volunteer pulled a Neo from "The Matrix" and dodged a backdoor bullet that nearly compromised Linux faster than you can say "chocolate eggs". The lesson? Even the most obscure tools can become the Achilles' heel of the tech world, so maybe it's time we show our open-source guardians some love (and maybe, just maybe, a paycheck).Already a member? Log in here