The embedded PowerShell code creates a hidden folder at C:\Systems and downloads a trojanized ScreenConnect package from legitserver.theworkpc[.]com over TCP port 5443.
Nothing to see here, just a legit server doing work with the systems.
ew
I can see this becoming a problem: to know what happened on X, you have to listen to a person or organization with an X account, which by definition means they have no credibility.
Congrats on moving to Linux, and to KDE Plasma
Interesting to see that the KDE version of Fedora is more popular than the Gnome one, considering how long Gnome was the main DE there.
First moment of the liquid distribution is right in the bowl, so what’s the problem?
Cool that they’re switching to Wayland by default - I’ll be curious what the general reaction is