GNU/Linux Prevents Back Doors, Microsoft Patches Some
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Reproducible Builds: week 111 in Stretch cycle
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Win XP patched to avert new outbreaks spawned by NSA-leaking Shadow Brokers [Ed: Windows has NSA back doors, since 1999 at the earliest]
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Microsoft’s decision to patch Windows XP is a mistake
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'Industroyer' virus could bring down power networks, researchers warn [iophk: "doing contortions to avoid implicating Microsoft"]
The discovery of the malware, dubbed “Industroyer” and “Crash Override”, highlights the vulnerability of critical infrastructure, just months after the WannaCry ransomware took out NHS computers across the UK.
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