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If I run a shell script under my user account, that shell script has full access to anything my account has access to, UNLESS I'm running SELinux or something l
by voltagex_ 11y ago
If I run a shell script under my user account, that shell script has full access to anything my account has access to, UNLESS I'm running SELinux or something like that.
- gopowerranger 11y agoAnd another Windows user who runs "p0wned" shell scripts on his system. Or believe everyone does this on a regular basis. "Just like Windows!"
- voltagex_ 11y agoSigh. Yes, I'll assume you're perfect and never run anything you didn't write yourself. Edit: Okay, think about it this way - if you're the perfect sysadmin who doesn't run anything bad, how do you go about protecting your non-so-perfect users? How do you protect the server you're tasked to maintain?