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The fact is the vulnerability has such a negligible impact on real configurations that *any* reporting at all that doesn't start with a disclaimer that you're probably not affected is irresponsible.
You started with a clickbait headline that *anyone* (myself included) would think relates to a much bigger flaw affecting common configs, followed with "Attention Linux users!", and didn't mention that the impact is small until the last paragraph of the article. That's shitty.
It is not reasonable to expect every reader to carefully parse every last sentence of the article to fully comprehend what is going on. Your job as a reporter is to make information *easily comprehensible* and transmit the right level of concern. You failed at it.
Tweet you're referring to clearly states it could affect when you are restricted to run things as root, which is factually correct and one can read more information on the site. Do you want sotes to tweet whole articles? Is that's how you expect anyone to run a site?
I didn't mention any tweet. I'm talking about your whole article. https://amp.thehackernews.com/thn/2019/10/linux-sudo-run-as-root-flaw.html …
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