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Content When a malicious site downloads an .exe file into your Linux machine YOU HAVE NO POWER HERE

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Content Roman Sharkov admin Downloaded a virus for Linux lately and unpacked it. Tried to run it as root, didn't work. Googled for 2 hours, found out that instead of uslocalbin the virus unpacked to usr bin for which the user malware doesn't have any write permissions, therefore the virus couldn't create a process file. Found patched , configure and make files on some Chinese forum, recompiled and rerun it. The virus said it needs the library cmalw-lib-2.0. Turns out cmalw-1ib-2.0 is shipped with CentOS but not with Ubuntu. Googled for hours again and found an instruction to build a . deb package from source. The virus finally started, wrote some logs, made a core dump and crashed. After 1 hour of going through the logs 1 discovered the virus assumed it was running on ext4 and called into its disk encryption API. Under birfs this API is deprecated. The kernel noticed and made this partition read-only. Opened the sources, grep'ed the Bitcoin wallet and sent 5 out of pity. 19-50

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The eternal struggle between Linux enthusiasts who can't stop evangelizing their distro and normal humans who just want to exist in peace. The NixOS fan is going full technical manifesto about package management superiority while the other person's "Cool." response carries the weight of a thousand silent screams. It's the digital equivalent of someone explaining their CrossFit routine while you desperately search for the exit.