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CVE-2024-3094: Urgent alert for Fedora Linux 40 and Rawhide users(fedoramagazine.org)

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annata20@discuss.tchncs.de
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CVE-2024-3094 represents a serious security threat for Pokerogue Fedora Linux 40 and Rawhide users. Promptly updating your system and applying the necessary patches are crucial steps in mitigating this vulnerability.

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delirious_owl@discuss.online
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Did they intentionally not put the package name in the headline just to draw more clicks? Ffs

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steal_your_face@lemmy.ml
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Happy it doesn’t affect stable versions

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wolf@lemmy.zip
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Mandatory XKCD: Dependency

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wolf@lemmy.zip
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Supply chain attacks are extremely cheap/easy and very effective, so get prepared for more of them in the future.

It really bothers me, that many companies make billions utilizing open source without contributing money/employees etc. to secure/supply/maintain supply chains.

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RedNight@lemmy.ml
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This one might not have been that cheap. The malicious code was added by a maintainer on the project for two years. That is some patience

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wolf@lemmy.zip
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Agreed. I am more speaking of ‘in general’, for example there was a supply chain attack on a widely used npm package by writing an email to the author of the npm package. There are other ‘cheap’ attacks like dependency confusion, typo squatting etc.

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