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xz-utils backdoor: how to get started
April 1, 2024, midnight |
Kali Linux www.kali.org
Following the recent disclosure of a backdoor in upstream xz/liblzma, we are writing this “get started” kind of blog post. We will explain how to setup an environment with the backdoored version of liblzma, and then the first commands to run to validate that the backdoor is installed. All in all, it should just take a few minutes, and there’s no learning curve, it’s all very simple.
This blog post is aimed at all the enthusiasts that are following …
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