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The point is that this is not an "exploit in x86". If a lot of Linux admins make their root password "12345" and expose their systems to SSH and you log in to t
by umanwizard 8y ago
The point is that this is not an "exploit in x86". If a lot of Linux admins make their root password "12345" and expose their systems to SSH and you log in to their accounts, you haven't found "an exploit in Linux".