Has there ever been an instance of very popular FOSS having obfuscated code in it that did something malicious?
Has there ever been an instance of very popular FOSS having obfuscated code in it that did something malicious?
Daniel King
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Hudson Perez
FBI backdoor implemented in OpenBSDs IPsec layer.
Luckily other OSes doesn't have this problem, because they have standards to readability. Theo de Raadt only cares about code purity.
Aiden Campbell
who is this man
Joseph Campbell
Jimmy Numale
Lincoln Young
how obfuscated was it?
Cameron Torres
The essence of cuck made form
Liam Butler
It contained cryptography math, which makes it unreadable for 99% of code monkeys.
Blake Myers
written in what?
Jordan Nguyen
I wouldn't use Mint, Elementary, or Solus if you care about security.
Ayden Wright
Theo is fucking hilarious
>code purity !! no features !!
>why is linux winning? :(
>down with GPL! not true freedom!
>waah big companies are making billions off our work and giving nothing back
Brandon Robinson
IRCd on gentoo iirc
Matthew Reed
C of course, what the fuck do you think an OS would be implemented in?
Aaron Hall
Funny how nobody has found the backdoor yet after years of accusations.
Ian Perry
It was silently patched and commit history was deleted, everyone knows this.
Thomas Martin
How can it be patched when zero evidence of it existing has ever been found?
Jose Perry
lips duh
Noah Lopez
I literally just explained it to you. Revision history was tampered with. There are bunch of people who have older versions that have posted sha256 checksums that differs from those found online.
Jonathan Baker
Post the patch
Josiah Young
Make me
Jace Howard
So it doesn't exist? Just as I thought.
Evan Turner
It wouldn't have been secretly patched if random anons on the internet had it, now would it?
Just google OpenBSD and checksum mismatch, you'll find plenty of relevant results.
Jaxson Turner
Not me, but nice samefagging and false flagging of you. It's not apparent at all.
Charles Wright
>man
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Kevin Miller
I like this guy. Seems like a wacky zany character I'd like to hang out with once or twice.
Jeremiah Ward
>wanky zanky
What kind of weird fetish is this?
Justin Gonzalez
>OpenBSD FUD is STILL going around
Holy shit, you can say anything and have it parroted.
a.pomf.cat
Jordan Brown
one of those people you just want to punch in the face
Leo Young
>OpenBSD doesn't have a backdoor
>Jet fuel can obviously melt steel beams
>9/11 wasn't an inside job
>vaccines aren't a CIA infiltration gig
>obviously Russian hackers leaked emails to wikileaks
Wake up sheeple
Anthony Garcia
javascript
Henry Mitchell
OS written in Node.js when?
Matthew Collins
ASM. If no ASM no good
C is for inferior OS programmers
Landon Diaz
Do you people really believe this shit?
Chase Johnson
BASIC
Josiah Rodriguez
Ian Hall
html?
Jason Martin
Idk if this counts but i remember a developer made a typo in an update that was:
>rm -rf ~/ home/program/whatever
Which executes as:
>rm -rf ~/
Nathan Moore
Bumblebee and Steam did that.
Gabriel Turner
Chromium downloaded an obfuscated binary blob. Eventually someone noticed and reported it to the Debian developers.
Eli Nguyen
Why is Sup Forums so obsessed with this particular cuck lately?
Liam Ross
I think it's because he looks so fucking ridiculous.
Michael Cox
Python. You can do anything in Python.
Zachary Baker
You're not kidding
Gavin Richardson
hahaha for a second I thought it was actually him.
Luis Hill
What was just some hacky script for laptops with multiple GPUs.
That wasn't malicious, albeit extremely destructive.
Easton Russell
Bentley Roberts
>rm -rf ~/ home/program/whatever
~/ is /home, fyi
Bentley Bennett
That's what he meant.
This script would purge the contents of every sub-directory of /home it had access to
Christian Green
you sure it wasn't rm -rf / home/program ?
Lucas Williams
OP here. I didnt really think too much about it but yes youd be correct. Not that it matters.
Aiden Collins
Since that program most likely didn't run as root, that would just have just caused a ton of permission errors for a long time during which it would be hung. Until the user got tired and killed it. It probably wouldn't ave time to get to something it could actually delete.
Logan Gutierrez
Sup Forums should just block mobile traffic. Gets rid of the iTards and cuts back on a large chunk of server load in one fell swoop.
Justin Russell
Purity? What the shit is that?
Nathan Thompson
>Purity?
That's when you hijack a project (OpenSSL), and start posting code online on mailing lists and blog and ridicule it and tell the original author to choke on a bucket of cocks because he decided to not use brackets around his one-liner if conditions.
Carson Thompson
Proof?
Brandon Perry