that in the show notes, too. So I think we knew all that, Bill. We just didn't mention it. Yeah, it's highly unlikely that it would happen, but he is right. There is a chance it could, so I stand corrected. I will correct it and say it's highly unlikely, but it could happen. How's that? Yeah, if you think about it, someone would have to... Because Windows and Linux are two different operating systems, they work very differently from one another, which is one of the reasons why natively .exe files won't run on Linux unless you have something like Wine or Lutris to allow them to run. Because of that, somebody who would want to infect a Linux system in this way would have to write some software, some malware for Windows that's an .exe file that then goes and launches some malware that they would have to write to infect the Linux system to be able to go and infect Linux with whatever it is they want to do. There are easier ways for somebody to write malware to go and get much more valuable (43/49)
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