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i run the snap Zoom on Ubuntu

• dmurray 5y ago
  Is that more secure? Snaps seem to be shit for performance, so I avoid them by default, but maybe I should be favouring them when I have security concerns.
  • danielheath 5y ago
    By default (without -—classic) on install) they run in a chroot. Makes saving files sent to you a hassle as it can’t write to your downloads directory.
  • TheDong 5y ago
    Not really. https://github.com/ogra1/zoom-snap/blob/065831f1e83c1230810a6baa439b69bd9a753ee3/snap/snapcraft.yaml#L37 https://github.com/ogra1/zoom-snap/blob/065831f1e83c1230810a... It has the "home" permissions which means it can write "sudo pwn" into your ~/.bashrc, which will of course pwn you.