@The_Quantum_Alpha@mstdn.social Can you send me the steps to reproduce it, so I can test it using my own server? If it is vulnerable, I'd like to know. I will look into seeing if it's something I can patch myself

@The_Quantum_Alpha@mstdn.social I haven't seen any issues relating to this on their GitHub page. Please make an issue if you can reproduce this. If you don't want to reproduce this on a public instance, I can enable registration on mine for you to do it on.

@The_Quantum_Alpha@mstdn.social what security flaws are you referring to?

@BrodieOnLinux@linuxrocks.online This is so ominous

@psiie@mstdn.social @allison@blob.cat Plan9 is an operating system created by Bell Labs after UNIX, built on lessons learned from creating UNIX. I have't yet played around with it myself, but some things that are noteworthy about it is that resources can be transparently distributed across the network. On Unix-like systems, individual process can easily have their own environment variables. Plan9 extends this idea, so that individual processes have their own view of the whole file system. The code is also incredibly lean and readable for how featureful it is.