Knock Knock Who's There? – An NSA VM

&gt; I made local presentations at 0xOpoSec and BSidesLisbon but those slides were never published for obvious reasons (aka live implants all over the Internet).<p>I don&#x27;t understand. Or does this mean because the malware was being used you refused to publish documentation about it? Because you think people targeted by nation states are evil?<p>Intelligence services are the worst terrorist organizations, and most people targeted by them are in fact very friendly persons. If only intelligence services dealt with the actual criminals and not revolutionaries, we wouldn&#x27;t be having corruption and power abuse scandals every other week in all &quot;developed&quot; nations.

Slightly off topic, but at the end of the article he says he is looking for Linux devs and says something like &quot;Send me an email to bla bla at put.as&quot;. The domain sounded wrong in Spanish (like bitch.es), and when I visited the website it had a NSFW logo. I found it strange.

It seems most vulnerabilities published by shadow brokers are on Windows. What percentage of vulnerabilities are focused on Linux or macOS?<p>What can ordinary users do to protect themselves other than patching?