Potential Security Compromise Reported for Xubuntu.org Website
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Summary
A Reddit post in the Ubuntu community warns that the xubuntu.org website might be compromised, suggesting potential security issues with the Xubuntu Linux distribution's official website. The post includes standard Ubuntu community information such as download links, rules, support resources, and documentation, but the main concern is the potential compromise of xubuntu.org.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledxubuntu.org might be compromised
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