Comment 31 for bug 1776873

Seems like a new linux virus preventing me from running compiled snap. Not the right place to report but who knows? When I recompile the snap package and changed "help" output to "refresh !!! and remove snaps" and unpack the content of resulting file into 123/. I reinstall the system package and result md5 sum look like this:

axet@axet-laptop:~/local$ md5sum 123/usr/bin/snap /usr/bin/snap
f6639f5060dcd23506082f6ff0699f72 123/usr/bin/snap
f6639f5060dcd23506082f6ff0699f72 /usr/bin/snap
axet@axet-laptop:~/local$

When I run the package from ./123/usr/bin/snap I got my "!!! and remove snaps" but when I ran the same file (same md5) from /usr/bin/snap I got the old output.

axet@axet-laptop:~/local$ ./123/usr/bin/snap
The snap command lets you install, configure, refresh !!! and remove snaps.
Snaps are packages that work across many different Linux distributions,
enabling secure delivery and operation of the latest apps and utilities.

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axet@axet-laptop:~/local$ /usr/bin/snap
The snap command lets you install, configure, refresh and remove snaps.
Snaps are packages that work across many different Linux distributions,
enabling secure delivery and operation of the latest apps and utilities.

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Even when I copy my /usr/bin/snap into 111111 file and run it from another location I still getting my new "!!! and remove" string. Seems like somthing (bug or virus) load old snap package when I run it from /usr/bin/snap location and when I read the same file I get my actual file system data. Not sure what kind of virus, trojan or system nvme, encryption or kernel bug I have... Maybe anyone knows?