Has linux ever been hit by a wannacry-level ransomware?
Has linux ever been hit by a wannacry-level ransomware?
Josiah Edwards
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Christian Fisher
Yes
Tyler Wilson
back in the 80s
Jose Nguyen
Linux by it's nature is a very insecure os, op.
Juan Ramirez
Not OP but why does Win/Mac get hit with so much stuff in that case? I have never heard of Unix getting BTFO
Justin Smith
>Mac not a UNIX
>Linux is a UNIX
kys
Isaac Rivera
>UNIX
Sebastian Thomas
>unix
>not apple
Colton Clark
>unix
Henry Ramirez
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Justin Long
Because Windows and Mac are the two most popular platforms for desktop. Why would you make ransomware for Linux when it has like 1-2% at most?
Christian Butler
>back in the 80s
>linux is from 1991
Michael Turner
Linux users have higher income
Easton Morales
What is a server?
Carson Green
no because there is no money to be made
Adrian Anderson
Still reading it but:
FIREFOX AS ROOT!?
WTF!?
Zachary Hill
>
Caleb Lee
There's no way someone can successfully install gentoo and still run firefox as root
This has to be a troll
Tyler Green
Mac is certified unix, linux is not.
Jaxson Evans
Yes. And things that were a lot worse.
Michael Baker
>Yes.
no
>And things that were a lot worse.
yes
Gavin Rogers
Are you implying that targetting servers would yield a higher ROI? There are fewer servers than desktops, and desktop users tend to be less tech-savvy. Why the fuck would you target servers?
Jace Rogers
>desktop users tend to be less tech-savvy.
Wasn't it recently that all those mongodb servers got hi-jacked just because the default password wasn't changed?