why get package after something that is obviously a malicious backdoor?
replyIf I still mamaged any windows host, i would be deploying a remove-package script asap to the entire fleet.
What kind of nonsense are you writing here right now? When the next Linux kernel CVE happens, you'll also delete all the kernels from your fleete because they're a malicious backdoor?
replyWhen did y'all stop using some basic sense before writing? -_-
>When did y'all stop using some basic sense before writing? -_-
replyYeah samesame:
-Compares a kernel with paint
-Uses a program with telemetry/spyware instead of installing on of the 1000s alternatives
It's a built-in tool of the OS, not some random spyware. Stop with the bizarre hyperbole.
reply>It's a built-in tool of the OS, not some random spyware
replyOh no dont get me wrong, it's definitely not some random spyware, it's deliberately made by Microsoft targeted at Windows Users who cant buy a Enterprise License.
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replyGreat time to jump to the openbsd kernel!
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