Another Dozen Vulnerabilities Found In The X.Org Server & XWayland

10 days ago by Arthur Besse to c/linux

victorz 4 points 10 days ago

Only a dozen. gg 👍

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corsicanguppy 7 points 10 days ago

It's more slop tickets. Grain of salt, kids.

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victorz 7 points 10 days ago

That was kind of my point. The slop tickets are usually so large in quantity. But only a few handfuls for this old project. Pretty good!

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dontbelievethis 3 points 9 days ago

Say it ain't so.

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Cyber 3 points 9 days ago

Must be the last few now...

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