lemmesay,
@lemmesay@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

so, I had a pendrive that a friend borrowed once. later on another friend used it and said it had virus. I simply couldn’t know since I was on GNU/Linux.

though later on I cleaned it with dd.

valkyre09,

I work service desk. This right here is the reason I tell Mac users they need to keep the AV on.

ChiefSinner,

I think the majority of exploits in metasploit are for Linux, but could be wrong.

lowleveldata,

What if the virus is written in javascript

QuazarOmega,

Then I’ll go back in time and install NoScript on my browser

callyral,
@callyral@pawb.social avatar

then i will contact the malware developers and rewrite it in rust /s

furycd001,
@furycd001@lemmy.ml avatar

Way back in 2003, I had a school project partner over to do some work on a project. They had a floppy that was infected with some malicious stuff and had planned to utterly trash my computer with it. I only found out at a later date because some guys were asking me questions about my computer, and someone spilled the beans whenever they realised that my computer wasn’t infected and was indeed still functioning completely fine…

Octopus1348, (edited )

You accidentally click it and wine starts launching:

color picker

Gimpydude,

Malware for Linux is a thing. I see it every day.

cupcakezealot,
@cupcakezealot@lemmy.blahaj.zone avatar

still has power if you email or share it to someone else after you downloaded it

sag,

Wine

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