and if so any suggestions? i have like 6 on my windows 
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Yes. Growing marketshare and new unfamiliar users who have picked up the bad habit of copy/pasting stuff from random websites into their terminals creates a great environment for malware.
Selinux and apparmor both handle this like windows did, where stuff that you usually shouldn’t be doing raises a red flag and the computer says something on the “uhh, you sure bout that?” To “absolutely not. Boot into a different environment if you wanna pull that!” Spectrum.
The problem is that you gotta learn one of those two.