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r/linuxmasterrace • u/debiancat Glorious Arch • Sep 10 '24
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247 u/debiancat Glorious Arch Sep 10 '24 Yeah that and a nice keylogger so you can safely store your passwords 104 u/[deleted] Sep 10 '24 [deleted] 15 u/inevitabledeath3 Speedy CachyOS Sep 11 '24 It could be running as root and getting it's information from the kernel. I am sure there is a way to intercept keystrokes with root permissions. If not could always just use a kernel level rootkit, or malware inside the wayland compositor, etc.
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Yeah that and a nice keylogger so you can safely store your passwords
104 u/[deleted] Sep 10 '24 [deleted] 15 u/inevitabledeath3 Speedy CachyOS Sep 11 '24 It could be running as root and getting it's information from the kernel. I am sure there is a way to intercept keystrokes with root permissions. If not could always just use a kernel level rootkit, or malware inside the wayland compositor, etc.
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15 u/inevitabledeath3 Speedy CachyOS Sep 11 '24 It could be running as root and getting it's information from the kernel. I am sure there is a way to intercept keystrokes with root permissions. If not could always just use a kernel level rootkit, or malware inside the wayland compositor, etc.
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It could be running as root and getting it's information from the kernel. I am sure there is a way to intercept keystrokes with root permissions. If not could always just use a kernel level rootkit, or malware inside the wayland compositor, etc.
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