Another good reason to switch to Windows.
this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2024
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Imagine trying to mine anything between ads on w11
Imagine that being all the time in Europe.
I use Vista btw
the malware likely targeted millions of Linux servers in recent years and possibly caused infections in several thousands of them.
As long as the success rate seems to be that low I am not sure I would consider it wide-spread. A few thousand servers could literally just be a few dozens admin organizations each running a couple of hundred servers badly.
this feels like a fever dream