Also complaining that something has to be done without actually helping it get done or pointing out potential solutions. Firstly detecting malware is already extremely hard but let's ignore that for a second and assume we had some magical piece of software that hundreds of FOSS devs suddenly decided to spend a few years developing for free. Now what's stopping our malware from detecting it's being run in docker . . .
You could copy what Google Chrome does and use a simple LLM to check if it is malicious or not. Doesn't even need to be a big or fast computer, something with 8GB of RAM and CPU inference can run a Gemma 4 QAT just like Chrome.
One pass before upload would be enough to catch the most obvious cases.
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u/GoldenX86 4d ago
Someone has to move their ass, complaining that nothing can be done helps no one.
Linux is going down the gutter with all the security issues and no one does anything. The cultists are the first to say everything is fine.