Ubuntu gives root to everyone now.

In what is surely a shock to absolutely no one, researchers disclosed yet another local privilege escalation flaw lurking quietly inside Ubuntu's snap-confine component. Default desktop users who lacked basic administrative privileges can now casually elevate themselves to full root access, because security is clearly optional. Anyone running standard desktop installations finds themselves affected by this delightfully convenient flaw. To protect our crumbling infrastructure from such unearned privilege escalation, we must pore over these freshly disclosed technical details and address the snap-confine flaw before users notice.