Pumeco...

It would be sort of stupid to release a beta on that scale that didn't report things back to them. It is a public beta that you don't have to make reports on, it does it all by itself. No one forced anyone to install it, and just as you posted it is fully documented on what it does. You constantly blame developers that fully disclose things like this, yet push Debian which has just had its worst violation in user trust ever. They did not disclose anything about it, even thou they scream bloody murder that anyone doing this is the scum of the earth. You do the exact same thing, ironic isn't it.....................

What would most people rather use? Windows which documents things, or Debian which claims they would never allow anything like that in there distributions yet it was in there, for a while...........

Like I said in the other thread, you can not write an exploit that uses a backdoor, unless the backdoor is already there. You cant tell anyone how many versions of Debian have that backdoor anymore than you can guarantee it wont happen again. Simply because you don't know enough about it to even tell.

In the end, it doesn't really matter. The cat is out of the bag and the Debian core you always talk up so much obviously has a serious hole in it somewhere that allows root access with no authorization.

This whole Debian thing is just what Linux needed, and exposed something you will never admit. And that is the fact that Debian is not secure. Yes they claim to have fixed it, but that applies to new installs and patching systems that have not been affected. Systems that were compromised may now have additional backdoors in them, that have not surfaced as an issue yet.

I am sure that you will brush this off and claim that you know more about it than anyone else. But the fact remains that while you were pushing Debian (for years) you had no idea how insecure it actually is due to a back door that people are still looking into. Even if you knew about the issue before I pointed it out (which I highly doubt that you did) you would never admit to the flaws that allow root access without the users knowledge or password.

I mentioned these backdoor flaws months ago, and you brushed it off as something I know little about. You even insulted me claiming that I know nothing about it.

Now it is front page news all over the world............................................................

Imagine that.............................................................................................................

---

Some things are easy to explain, other things are not........ <- Store ->   <-Freebies->