>install linux
>immediately get hacked because it doesn't enable the firewall by default
Install linux
Camden Russell
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Brayden Brooks
i'd just like to interject for a moment
Bentley Gray
you got hacked so hard m8
Andrew Phillips
What kind of data can a hacker steal from a kernel anyways??
Adrian Jackson
Is this what living in china is like
Colton Cruz
Fedora has a firewall on by default.
Liam Hill
>install fedora
>spend an hour editing conf files because I didn't realize the firewall is on by default[spoiler][/spoiler]
Leo Carter
>install linux
>doesn't come with norton
>get infected
Austin Brown
>install linux
>prompt comes up for a fraction of a second
>fans start spinning
>10 seconds later a fat bearded penguin appears in the bottom-right corner
>it says "I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux..."
>close it
>oh thank god it wasn't a virus, it was just the stupid freetard version of clippy
>fans don't stop spinning
>mfw it was Mint built-in trojan all along
>mfw I fell for the linux meme
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Brandon Jones
Thanks for the chuckle
Joshua Roberts
Cool story, I'm sure it's real.
Andrew Butler
>firewall
>stopping hacks
stop using password123 for your password or disable ssh tard.
Colton Rivera
Undertale thread?
Jonathan Phillips
>undertale
>Tumblr in image name
Nathan Harris
It's just another imageboard.
Andrew Sullivan
>install botnet
>immediately get hacked because windows and ie
>yfw most windows normies using admin account as user
>wonder why btfo
Back to work, pajeet.
Adam Thomas
>sudo systemctl firewall disable
it's firewall or firewalld or something
wow so hard
Jonathan Sullivan
Cinnamon Mint:
>Uncomplicated firewall (ufw)
sudo ufw status
sudo ufw status verbose
sudo ufw disable
sudo ufw enable
ls /etc/ufw/*.rules
sudo ufw show raw
Owen Price
KEK. This didn't happen, OP.
Andrew Powell
I thought linux came with a firewall in the kernel.
Lincoln Harris
Admin accounts only matter in a domain environment, you can get all the info you need out of a normal non privileged account if you want.