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Docker containers aren't the only problem.. EC2 AMI's, random screensavers you found attached to emails from your friends, new binary software you installed for
by jamiesonbecker 12y ago
Docker containers aren't the only problem.. EC2 AMI's, random screensavers you found attached to emails from your friends, new binary software you installed for free 'from the internet', random chrome/firefox extensions, iphone/android apps, blank USB keys that you found lying on the ground near your workstation..
- mikeash 12y agoOne tricky one is copy/pasting shell commands from web pages. Even if you're sure the command it shows you is benign, it's relatively easy to make it so that what gets pasted is malicious. Paste into a safe place first and look at it there before you run it, don't just look at what's on the web page.
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