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I'm pretty sure it does; as secureblue, an ~~immutable~~ atomic distro that's hardened by default, required this commit to mitigate it once and for all.
While Bazzite and its atomic brethren do provide some additional protection against attacks, it's often very overstated 😅. Hence, it's unsurprising that it doesn't provide any defense against this assault.