"A flaw in the Linux operating system lets hackers inje

>>56033337
Nice thread OP. Authentically coaxes you to suspect.

>>56033337
> RT as a source
Goodnight

>>56034260

enjoy your msm, pleb

>inject malware in linux
>vulnerability

>inject malware in windows
>design choice

>>56033337
check your checksum

It got fixed in Linux 4.7. Just installed it :)

>>56033337
> Thinks other operating systems have never had security related bugs

>only version 3.6 or later of the Linux kernel has the flaw
How the fuck do you dick up the TCP sequences? Linux is the only operating system that gets WORSE security after every update.

>>56033337
>even for those who aren’t using Linux directly
wow, thanks to all of you assholes using lineux my identity is now out there. its probably your fault my computers been slowing down too

>>56036778
Ignoring M$ accidentally publishing UEFI keys.

>>56038093
>comparing bootloader security to fucking network security
I mean one of these creates remote vulnerabilities.

>>56033337
>Nice OS you've got here, freetards.
Wanna bring it to the White House?

>>56033337
>A flaw in the Linux operating system lets hackers inject malware into downloads
it allows attackers to inject code into PE (windows) executables. how is that a bug? that's a feature :^)

>>56033337
>fixed 3 weeks ago

Well, I thank this thread for reminding me I should update my kernel to 4.7.

Cheers!

Why is Linux so insecure, /g/?

>>56033337
> Linux operating system
I'd like to interject for a moment

>lets hackers inject malware into downloads
That's not a "flaw in the Linux operating system", that's called HACKERS HACKING FUCKING BINARIES, YOU DUMBSHIT PAID MICROSOFT TROLLS.

>>56036778
the vulnerability is in the spec, Linux is just the only kernel that fully & correctly impelements is.
>>56035262
underrated

>>56039866
the TCP spec i should specify