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Archive: https://archive.today/pj3Zv

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>Just a day after Arch Linux developers believed they got their malware AUR incident under control with 1,500+ packages affected by malware, another round of of AUR malware is now being discovered. This latest round is more sophisticated as with code obfuscation to better conceal the intent. Last night another round of malware in Arch Linux AUR packages was reported by developer a821. Various Node.js packages, a Plasma 6 applets package, some Firefox packages, the Aura browser, LibreWolf extensions, a NeoVim plug-in, and various other packages were all found with malware via obfuscated code. Shortly thereafter a821 reported back that the affected packages were taken care of.

Archive: https://archive.today/pj3Zv From the post: >>Just a day after Arch Linux developers believed they got their malware AUR incident under control with 1,500+ packages affected by malware, another round of of AUR malware is now being discovered. This latest round is more sophisticated as with code obfuscation to better conceal the intent. Last night another round of malware in Arch Linux AUR packages was reported by developer a821. Various Node.js packages, a Plasma 6 applets package, some Firefox packages, the Aura browser, LibreWolf extensions, a NeoVim plug-in, and various other packages were all found with malware via obfuscated code. Shortly thereafter a821 reported back that the affected packages were taken care of.
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Is it time for Linux antiviruses?