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Well, let these _admins_ worry about this. This is of no concern for the moment for a regular Linux or OS X user. Now, an admin _must_ know every service runni
by f00ber 12y ago
Well, let these _admins_ worry about this. This is of no concern for the moment for a regular Linux or OS X user.
Now, an admin _must_ know every service running on entrusted boxes facing the Internet. CGI scripts hopefully are not common these days. If you run them do stop for other reasons.
So far every "attack vector" implies having shell access to the target machine in some form. No need to panic for majority of people.
- ccvannorman 12y agoCan you clarify this? As a Mac OS X user who connects to public wifi often, I'm still in the dark about whether I should literally turn off my wifi for now..
- f00ber 12y agoI don't think DHCP in Mac OS X is affected. I am yet to see a proof that any Linux client is affected either. I am pretty sure that a few dozen servers that happily serve Web content within my reach are not affected either. If idiots could stop spreading panic and clearly state the conditions and risks, we'd all be served better.
- eropple 12y agoOr, you know, running Rails with Passenger.