YouTube could only envy Pornhub.

I would like a Sydney Sweeney version

I would recommend to firstly check the update window for the package. It seems that these packages only contained the malware PKGBUILD for a certain time period, before the commit was reverted back by the arch/air devs.

Then if you find youself infected, try

1. Rotating the stored passwords on chromium/electron based browsers/apps.
2. Rotate keys, (SSH, Cloud, Github etc).
3. Backup your files, this is not a virus, so the file are safe.
4. Reinstall the system from a live USB.
5. FINALLY Nuke your house with a Hydrogen bomb.

Analyzing the commit history of libdata, you can see the attacker pushed the malicious PKGBUILD on Jun 11, 2026 14.59 GMT. And it was reverted back to the previous commit on the same day, about 2.5 hours later, on Jun 11, 2026 at 17:30 GMT.

So it seems like if you updated the libgdata package during this period, your system might be affected.

Edit: Commit history: https://github.com/archlinux/aur/activity?ref=libgdata

Am I missing something? Care to explain please

I don’t know… But this might be AI generated. The banner at th and was the handle for an AI Instagram handle

Yes

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.chiller3.basicsync

There is a new fork of syncthing. It aims to be minimal with most of the heavy lifting done by the familiar web gui

Let me suggest you EndeavorOS

Isnt tp link or Deco a US company?

Yes, I would like to use this as an alternative to syncthing. Arch Linux and Android. So how the phone should be connected? Do I need to open my phone’s SSH port?

Wait are they planing to fine non-age verification compliant devices?

Does it work on smartphones

I am curious why Meta is Pushing age verification? And why are they the one proposing the non facial/legal document method? I thought they wanted more data.

I recently read an article from the creaters of PopOS. In that they raise a vaild point. If a child installs a virtualization software (say with the concent of an adult for educational purposes), then they can but browse internet through the VM, with them being the root user, pretending to be adults. It defeats the whole purpose of such verification methods. So their plan would to stick with ID based ones.

I think this was never about age verification, but to uniquely fingerprint every person using internet and to keep accountability.

Lets face it, the internet you knew is dead.

I am in the exact pipeline. But instead of mint, I used zorin for a year. Now on EOS from Fedora.

What the fuck is a reactOS?

If somehow age verification is mandated everywhere, this I could get behind. It would be like saying you’re 18+ on a porn website.

The only technical Linux term in the article seems to be Wayland.

I would like to know how they found it out in the first place