The vulnerability hs been patched already with releases and updates of kernels and libraries...unlike Windows?...you don't have to wait 6 months for fixes...and unlike MacOs...you're not lied to and told "Its inor And Won't Harm You"
@Thetips4you What always blows my mind?...is the "mental network" that exists around the WORLD of like-minded individuals who all come together to make the Linux kernel as robust and resilient as it is. Yall ever notice?...a large portion of the "vulnerabilities" that exist for Linux...almost always require the "bad actor" to be physically present where the Linix machine is!?...because it's almost a non-entity that someone will get into a Linix machine remotely...chalk it up to the kernel being a "moving target". By the time you get through the kernels defenses to infect version 5.12.23?....the patch for 5.13.6 is already on a repo server list..waiting to be downloaded and installed..
The vulnerability hs been patched already with releases and updates of kernels and libraries...unlike Windows?...you don't have to wait 6 months for fixes...and unlike MacOs...you're not lied to and told "Its inor And Won't Harm You"
Thanks for sharing your opinion and experience :)
Thanks for sharing. Yes you are right the vulnerability has been patched.
@Thetips4you What always blows my mind?...is the "mental network" that exists around the WORLD of like-minded individuals who all come together to make the Linux kernel as robust and resilient as it is. Yall ever notice?...a large portion of the "vulnerabilities" that exist for Linux...almost always require the "bad actor" to be physically present where the Linix machine is!?...because it's almost a non-entity that someone will get into a Linix machine remotely...chalk it up to the kernel being a "moving target".
By the time you get through the kernels defenses to infect version 5.12.23?....the patch for 5.13.6 is already on a repo server list..waiting to be downloaded and installed..