On Mon, 2015-01-19 at 18:15 -0800, Adam Williamson wrote: > > Sure, I just meant it as a handy and clear demonstration of the > principle that if you can compromise the environment of a user with > sudo or other admin privileges, you're about 97% of the way to root in > any case.
Right. Don't use sudo. For a server you're not physically sitting in front of, you *definitely* want to log in as root instead of using sudo. Please don't make this misguided change. Or if you must, make it optional. Just a checkbox when setting the root password would suffice. Or better still, make it possible not to set the root password at all, if you don't want direct login as root. Use sudo for *everything*. -- dwmw2
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