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bshipp | 1 year ago

I guess the important question is whether or not these things are blocked by default or require user intervention to disable cups? Sure, many of us block all ports by default and either route everything behind a reverse proxy or punch very specific holes in the firewall that we know are there and can monitor, but someone firing up an ubuntu distribution for their first foray into linux is probably not thinking that way.

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bongodongobob|1 year ago

Well lots of people crash 600HP cars right after they buy them. If you haven't done your homework, you'll learn quickly.

bshipp|1 year ago

The people who are crashing their 600HP Linux systems are, unfortunately, not the ones who are reading CVE listings in their spare time. Canonical and other distros are probably going to have to patch that default setting.