• cron@feddit.org
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    Well, malware devs should just ship as a docker container.

    version: '3.9'
    
    services:
      ransomware:
        image: totally-legit/malware:latest
        container_name: scary_encryption_bot
        restart: always
        volumes:
          - path_to_your_sensitive_files:/data
    
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    Customer: What is the attack vector of your virus?

    Virus Dev: People with profund GNU/Linux knowledge and OCD

  • quediuspayu@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    Very relatable. Half the solutions I find online are for distros that do things slightly different that whatever I’m using.

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      Just use Nixos.

      It does things so differently almost no tutorial from any other distro works.

      Ah glorious Nixos

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        learning Nixos is like undergoing a lengthy, tortuous hazing ritual in exchange for mastery of certain powerful blood magicks.

        I bear the lambda snowflake on my arm, a sigil remnant of those dark months.

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      What you mean you don’t enjoy the challenge of going through page after page of solutions, going “hmm, that doesn’t quite look right/make sense/sound familiar but I’ll try it any- oh, the dependencies are missing, well nvm on this option…”?

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        No. I actively hate it to be real, but I leave that frustration for future me since my OS is pretty damn reliable and rock solid 90% of the time.

        I also learned to do monthly updates instead of weekly because I updated once this year, and every time afterwards I went to update, it would always destroy my display. (Nvidia card user here, I didn’t know I would be moving to Linux so I didn’t know how stupid nvidia can be on Linux lol). It took a literal two or three months of trying to update before it did without any issue whatsoever!

        On the upside, I was able to update last month and everything worked fully like it used to. Just weird ass behavior sometimes.

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    Cause it written in dumb way or for very specific systems normaly u could do static linking ,proper checks of fs and etc stuff and it will cover 90% of usual users

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    Me, in 2020: “Security through obscurity doesn’t work. You need a real sophisticated solution to secure your systems against modern digital infections.”

    Me, in 2025: “I don’t fuck with Mint. If it’s too easy for me to install, there’s a chance someone in Moldova has hacked it.”

  • Ŝan • 𐑖ƨɤ@piefed.zip
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    All þe cool hackers are writing supply chain injection attacks on node.js; it avoids all of þese problems. Let þe users distribute and install your viruses þemselves.