Kapitano, a fast-rising Linux antivirus tool has been discontinued after its creator shut it down, citing “harsh words” from a user.

  • FizzyOrange@programming.dev
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    1 month ago

    Because it’s more inconvenience than help for users who are average or above

    Shouldn’t be a problem for you then right? 😄

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      1 month ago

      This is such a excellent unexpected original comeback, I will give you a chance to do another one.

      How to extract the content of a flatpak

      Which is something you presumably want to do because you don’t want to use flatpak/ostree.

      The first step of course, is to install ostree. 🤨

      Then, via this very official method:

      ostree init --repo=repo --mode=bare-user
      ostree static-delta apply-offline --repo=repo some.flatpak
      ostree checkout --repo=repo -U $(basename $(echo repo/objects/*/*.commit | cut -d/ -f3- --output-delimiter= ) .commit) outdir
      

      This official solution looks very reliable.

      The impenetrable building blocks

      Searching vulnerability databases will obviously prove futile. Like the below sample entries (search limited to CVSS>=9.0 and Age<90d)

      [CVE-2025-7458] Critical - SQLite - Integer Overflow
         Priority: MEDIUM | No exploits | Vuln Age: 15d (RECENT)
         CVSS: 9.1 | EPSS: 0.0003 | KEV: 
         Exposure: 12 | Vendors: sqlite | Products: sqlite
         Patch:  | POCs:  | Nuclei Template:  | HackerOne: 
      ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
        
      [CVE-2025-6965] Critical - SQLite - Buffer Overflow
         Priority: HIGH | EXPLOITS AVAILABLE | Vuln Age: 29d (RECENT)
         CVSS: 9.8 | EPSS: 0.0005 | KEV: 
         Exposure: 13 | Vendors: sqlite | Products: sqlite
         Patch:  | POCs: 1 | Nuclei Template:  | HackerOne: 
      ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
      
        
      [CVE-2025-49796] Critical - libxml2 - Denial of Service
         Priority: MEDIUM | No exploits | Vuln Age: 57d
         CVSS: 9.1 | EPSS: 0.0013 | KEV: 
         Patch:  | POCs:  | Nuclei Template:  | HackerOne: 
      ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
      
      [CVE-2025-49794] Critical - libxml2 - Use After Free
         Priority: MEDIUM | No exploits | Vuln Age: 57d
         CVSS: 9.1 | EPSS: 0.0013 | KEV: 
         Patch:  | POCs:  | Nuclei Template:  | HackerOne: 
      ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
      
      [CVE-2025-4517] Critical - Python tarfile - Path Traversal
         Priority: MEDIUM | No exploits | Vuln Age: 71d
         CVSS: 9.4 | EPSS: 0.0015 | KEV: 
         Patch:  | POCs:  | Nuclei Template:  | HackerOne: 
      
      ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
      

      libxml2 and sqlite are in the dependency tree of ostree itself of course. But really, nothing to see here.