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Ubuntu Users Beware: ‘Command-Not-Found’ Exploit Lures You to Malicious Packages!
Ubuntu users, beware! Cybersecurity whizzes have unearthed a devious plot where the handy-dandy ‘command-not-found’ could be a Trojan horse, leading you to install villainous software. Remember, not all commands are friendly suggestions—some might snap your system’s security in half! #CyberSecurity #UbuntuExploit
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Well, well, well, if it isn't our old friend 'command-not-found,' turning into a Trojan horse with a knack for recommending rogue snaps over reliable APTs. Ubuntu users, beware; you might be one typo away from a cyber snafu. And developers, it's time to play a quick game of claim-your-command before the cyber baddies do. It's like The Price Is Right, but the only prize is a smidgen of security.
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