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Your not being dumb, but.... Locking down the machines is fine if you don't get any privilege exploits that take over the machine. Plus, this puts the machine
by protomyth 10y ago
Your not being dumb, but....
Locking down the machines is fine if you don't get any privilege exploits that take over the machine. Plus, this puts the machine in a known, good state every time we reboot or have a new user.
Cannot use Linux (I would use PC-BSD given our BSD infrastructure).
- gruez 10y ago>Locking down the machines is fine if you don't get any privilege exploits that take over the machine but in that case deepfreeze isn't going to save you either. privilege exploits = SYSTEM access = kernel mode access = ability to bypass deep freeze (by circumventing their IO driver)
- protomyth 10y agoSo far it has been one layer too far. plus I don't have to worry about any saves to the HD.