You 'gain access' to it, using whatever methods you use. ![]() ![]() Let's say, for the fun of conversation, I had an Ubuntu box on a VPS serving, I dunno, Owncloud or something. Just asking, as I run Arch on my desktop (yep, how do you know someone's an Arch user? don't worry, they'll tell you.) and while I'm interested in IT security from a faraway standpoint, I'm not what you'd call an expert at it, and tend to just rely on simple things like not exposing my SSH port to the open 'net. ![]() not home desktops that are behind a router)? Or are there desktop Linux users who are being caught and fixed by your work? So do you only target Linux boxes that are 'on the internet' so to speak (IE.
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