A Tech Sell-Off and a 10-Year-Old Linux Bug: Two Crazy Stories Today
Two mind-bending things today.
First, the Democrats win and immediately take off the mask. Starting to talk about regulating AI and putting a cap on datacenters. Predictably, markets took a dive. Honestly ridiculous, and hopefully just standard political posture. But looking past the noise, all they're doing is handing us a classic mispricing and a better entry point.
Second one is even crazier. A massive zero-day in Linux: if you enter a password longer than 256 characters at login, it grants instant root access. Works for anyone, anywhere, and the bug has literally been sitting there untouched for a decade. The irony? It’s officially named *sshole.
Go patch your systems immediately. Anything connected to the internet is essentially running fully exposed right now.
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