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11 hours agoThe exploit requires physical access. It’s not exploitable in 99% of cases
The exploit requires physical access. It’s not exploitable in 99% of cases
But is it fast?
Linux has good security, simply chmod
the seats on the left so the wolves don’t get execute permissions
PostgreSQL can even run WebAssembly (with an extension)
Every major SQL database supports json manipulation nowadays. I know MariaDB and MySQL and SQLite at least support it natively.
It’s entirely possible to sort and filter inside JSON data in most SQL dialects. You can even add indexes.
A backdoor requires malicious intent, otherwise it’s just a vulnerability