Microsoft engineer Andrew Freund saved the Internet after he discovered and fixed a flaw that would have given hackers a master key to all publicly accessible Internet servers. #Internet #Microsoft #Hackers
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@Dark_Slayer3000Ай бұрын
Why are people reporting on this that have no understanding on the source material lol They are all so confused
@ravenblack3474Ай бұрын
Yeah why can't they report news as news without making fools out of themselves
@arcluxАй бұрын
The systems are open source for a reason. The powers that be want to take transparency away from the people so only they have control.
@napalm5Ай бұрын
They didnt explain that the exploit was hidden inside a binary and therefore wasnt "open source" in the traditional sense
@gabbyn978Ай бұрын
Today I entered a german supermarket, and saw a headline of the german counterpart of the British Sun. 'It was by half of a second - German saved the internet' I knew about the xz tools incident, but would never have guessed it was this what they meant.
@KaFFi3NАй бұрын
Im not angry, im just disappointed....................
@EnraEneratoАй бұрын
Mock this all you want, half a second delay in computer time is a not so small eternity, it is noticable delay when using any internet based service, especially real time calls. Also "social engineering" is a form of "hacking a person" you don't need a computer for, ever heard of "phishing mails"? Well the evolved form is apparently called "spear phishing", such a mail is specifically tailored to YOU in order to maximise you clicking on a link etc. and basically invite teh "bad spirits inside" and just like such a spirit/fey/demon the hacker once inside can do as they please and if they are really patient, they can lurk for a year or two to maximise getting everything they need to basically rob you blind when a long holiday weekend is happening, this is a specific scenario because we already had that happen!
@karni60Ай бұрын
If you type google into Google you can break the internet!!
@susannemitko9982Ай бұрын
You made a joke out of the actions of an individual who helped us all. Not OK.