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Linux Users Beware: Cue Sheet Chaos Unleashed on GNOME Desktops!
In an unexpected twist, cue sheets, the forgotten metadata bits, are at the heart of a one-click GNOME Desktop Vulnerability Exploit causing quite a stir in the cyberspace. Brace yourself, Linux and Ubuntu users, these harmless files could potentially grant attackers control over your systems.…
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So cue sheets, those retro metadata bits we'd all forgotten about, are back in the spotlight! And no, it's not a nostalgia trip, they're now starring in something more like a horror show for Linux users with GNOME desktops. In a twist that no one saw coming, these harmless-looking files are at the center of a one-click exploit that's got the cyber world in a tizzy. Oh, and if you thought you were safe because you're an Ubuntu user, brace yourself. Even GitHub's Security Lab's Kevin Backhouse, the bearer of this grim news, confesses to being an Ubuntu user!Already a member? Log in here