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Somebody Tried To Convince a Raspberry Pi Exec To Install Malware On Its Devices (softpedia.com)

Posted by Soulskill on from the makes-you-wonder-what-companies-say-yes dept.

An anonymous reader writes: Liz Upton, Director of Communications for the Raspberry Pi Foundation, has just published an email where someone was asking how much would it cost them for the Foundation to install malware on its devices in the form of a .EXE file. The email sender was asking for a PPI [price per install] quote.

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  1. Re: Sure by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Troll

    Most modern Linux distros come with unwanted software which can easily cause severe problems, including boot failures. It's called systemd.

    I had to switch to OpenBSD to rid my computer of systemd, which I consider to be a form of malware.

  2. Re: Okay... by slazzy · · Score: 0, Troll

    I just had a gigantic poop on the toilet and it reminded me of systemd.

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