For Linux, a solution might be to limit the amount of processes that can be created by modifying the ```/etc/security/limits.conf``` file.
But speaking of fork bombs, they aren't malware or anything dreadful. They typically consist of something as basic as a script that calls itself twice - thereby growing its presence on the machine exponentially. For this reason, if you suspect that a hacker has put a fork bomb on your computer, your main concern should be unauthorized access.
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