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Wish they removed the backdoors this time.
by rust4homoslol 11y ago
Wish they removed the backdoors this time.
- simoncion 11y agoAre you taking the piss, or do you have a reliable citation for the presence of backdoors in previous versions?
- f-hack 11y agoI don't have any idea about an issue like this. Should I be anyway worried or it's just rumor/nonsense?
- simoncion 11y agoI suppose we should wait to see if rust4homoslol produces a reliable citation.
- rust4homoslol 11y agohttp://pastebin.com/HypU3heM http://pastebin.com/HypU3heM
- posnet 11y agoI bet your the sort of person that believes this as well. http://pastebin.com/fp46QEyW http://pastebin.com/fp46QEyW
- Tinyyy 11y agoThe NSA part was excellent 10/10
- jlgaddis 11y ago> The US government has hidden a backdoor inside one of the Fedora23 packages. It's on the Internet so obviously it's true!
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- planteen 11y agoWhy would you pick Fedora for a backdoor when it it's rarely used in production systems?
- hodwik 11y agoThere's a handful of conspiracy theorists who think SELinux is an NSA backdoor. That's my only guess.
- simoncion 11y agoI've found that it's best to wait for the folks making vague, outlandish claims to clarify and provide proof of those claims, rather than wasting time guessing what those claims might be. :)
- mamon 11y agoOf course it is, otherwise what incentive would NSA have to develop it in the first place? :) Also, people who laugh at every conspiracy theory could use one or two good history books about 20th century to see how much conspiracies really DID HAPPEN in the past.
- voltagex_ 11y agoExtrodinary claims require extrodinary proof. A single line on Pastebin !== proof.