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It doesn't target KDE, it's just the developer of backdoor runs KDE, so a running process named kde looks innocent on his machine. Similar reason for .Xl1 folde
by GoblinSlayer 2y ago
It doesn't target KDE, it's just the developer of backdoor runs KDE, so a running process named kde looks innocent on his machine. Similar reason for .Xl1 folder: if rootkit hid .X11 folder, it would break xorg on the developer's machine. And some server distros allow to install with KDE interface.