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Me, using arch and fedora 40 beta, just ignoring it

I'm fairly sure NixOS Unstable also has it.

Fedora got hit too.

QubesOS uses debian and fedora

I just did: "rm -rf xz"

pacman -Syu
find / -name "*xz*"  | sort | grep -e '\.xz$' | xargs -o -n1 rm -i 
pacman -Qqn | pacman -S -

(and please, absolutely don't run above as root. Just don't.) I carefully answered to retain any root owned files and my backups, despite knowing the backdoor wasn't included in the culprit package. This system has now "un-trusted" status, meaning I'll clean re-install the OS, once the full analysis of the backdoor payload is available.

Edit: I also booted the "untrusted" system without physical access to the web, no gui, and installed the fixed package transferred to it locally. (that system is also going to be dd if=/dev/zero'd)

Arch users are really just cannon fodder against supply chain attacks.

Bro WTF. How about you actually read up on the backdoor before slandering Arch. The backdoor DOES NOT affect Arch.