Doesn't the fact that I can go to any Linux box with an install disk or cd and gain root access mean that the all Linux systems are fundamentally insecure? Perhaps the install process could be changed so that root password, or some other verification system is required, before a reinstall is permitted. It is true that compromising a system this way requires unfettered access to the box. However as Linux is used more and more in commercial environments this issue will need to be addressed.
- Re: Protecting root security Tommy Malloy
- Re: Protecting root security Ben Collins
- Re: Protecting root security Marek Habersack
- Re: Protecting root security Ben Collins
- Re: Protecting root security Marek Habersack
- Re: Protecting root security wcurry
- Re: Protecting root security Marek Habersack
- Re: Protecting root security David B.Teague
- Re: Protecting root security Marek Habersack
- Re: Protecting root security Marek Habersack
- Re: Protecting root security Koyote