This is explains how the xz backdoor was found
Mar 30, 2024 · 2:28 PM UTC
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@mippl3 500 ms, that’s not right. Hold my keyboard
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@mippl3 Crazy how the guy who found the exploit can casually say "oh yeah I saved the world a few days ago" and it's ain't cap
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@mippl3 Had the same thought...
@VerysaneGravey2 @IdespiseE @EmilMieilica @haxrob youtu.be/h0nnq5vwCgc?si…
Basketball analogy that fits this perfectly.
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@mippl3 What's crazy to me is the fedora team worked with the guy made the backdoor because the valgrind issue was a problem when being implemented. Supply chain attacks are always wild to me.
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@mippl3 I like how at the end he creates a minimum reproducible example to make it clear.
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@mippl3 @tibudiyanto When you're already expert on something. Easy to spot the problem
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@mippl3 This is why agile development shouldn't intersect with operating system/core packages development. Debian team has the right idea.
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@mippl3 Does every video need music attached to it?
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@mippl3 Wow. This is so so accurate.
It's super interesting that I saw the original tweet but didn't understand it at all at that point but @fireship_dev came to the rescue. Lol.
It's super interesting that I saw the original tweet but didn't understand it at all at that point but @fireship_dev came to the rescue. Lol.
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