This sounds like Windows
this post was submitted on 03 May 2024
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Winget is their standard packaging solution
The rest is accurate but it’s user error
Have yiubused Winget? It's a very flawed piece of software.
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Winget, get a popup when things request elevated rights,
winget is great, i wish it was oob tho.
Noob question: Could someone make e.g. an executable linkin park - numb.mp3 file on Linux by giving it execute permissions? Probably not by downloading, but by replacing the file with a duped one.
Also the .mp3.exe trick and the likes could be easily detected by any security software easily, like Windows Defender.
Yes, any file that is marked as executable can be "run". 9 times out of 10 the user has to do this explicitly.
It's ok, they just started the "security first" initiative, we're all saved.