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The libraries are on the client's machine, not the server's. And they're not "poisoned"; the default distro-provided libs already provide the remote execution c
by Arnavion 3y ago
The libraries are on the client's machine, not the server's. And they're not "poisoned"; the default distro-provided libs already provide the remote execution capabiity (eclipse-titan, libkf5sonnetui5, libns3-3v5 and systemd-boot packages from Ubuntu 22.04).
- malux85 3y agoAhh I see I thought the attacker also had to have custom malicious libs deployed on the client machine I wasn't sure if standard ones would do, thanks for clarifying that