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      <title>We are your package maintainers, and we are here to help</title>
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      <description>So, I was on my computer, doing normal computer stuff.
Suddenly, a new window reared its head. Whew! It was the Ubuntu Software Updater, here to bring vetted, cryptographically signed updates to my computer, security patches among them. Yay!
I had nothing to fear. Or so it would seem.
Being curious, I started poking around. Not long after, I was confronted with this:
Sorry, security people, I should have tagged this post Not Safe Or Secure.</description>
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