Is there a resource you could point me to where I can learn what the security risks of public .crash files are? I'm interested to know what sensitive information could be contained in them.
Interesting that the whoopsie-id seems to persist across OS installs, or maybe it's tied to my Ubuntu One account? I see crash reports on here going back to 2021.
Is there a resource you could point me to where I can learn what the security risks of public .crash files are? I'm interested to know what sensitive information could be contained in them.
Interesting that the whoopsie-id seems to persist across OS installs, or maybe it's tied to my Ubuntu One account? I see crash reports on here going back to 2021.
Recent crash reports on the 24.04 machine are:
_usr_bin_ gnome-shell. 1000.crash - https:/ /errors. ubuntu. com/oops/ 235257f3- 0630-11ef- 8b1f-fa163ec8ca 8c nautilus. 1000.crash - https:/ /errors. ubuntu. com/oops/ 1a6e3dfa- 0409-11ef- 9dc8-fa163ec44e cd gnome-control- center. 1000.crash - https:/ /errors. ubuntu. com/oops/ 19d7ad54- 0599-11ef- 8b1c-fa163ec8ca 8c chrome_ chrome. 1000.crash - https:/ /errors. ubuntu. com/oops/ 13ddfcd0- 0587-11ef- 9dca-fa163ec44e cd
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I believe the gnome-shell is the relevant one.