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I did look in the news section, didn't think to look in security floppy |
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It has happened to the Linux Foundation website, too (and they think it's related).
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So, I guess I have to ask:
How do I get a clean latest version of the kernel ? The answer might be: You don't, cuz everything is down for maintenance. Right ? |
...and next to the message displayed on the web site here's a copy of the email that got sent out as a result: http://lwn.net/Articles/458414/
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Based on this security breach, I received the following note from linuxfoundation.org
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Kernel.org is still down for maintenance.
The other question is: Did this breach reach their backup site in the air before it was caught? |
Is it just me or is kernel.org still down for maintenance?
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https://github.com/torvalds/linux Now the question is: is it safe / clean / not compromised ? |
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You can't just change something in git without the the one pulling your request noticing it. |
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Is going to kernel.org safe? I tried to download a lib file I needed by using wget, and then I tried looking for it directly just by going to kernel.org, but I got the whole service is down message.
I'm wondering if it was safe to do this or not. |
I doubt anything from kernel.org is safe ATM.
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