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The first computer I got to use on a regular basis was an HP-UX 9 running CDE. No one cared about security back then. You could create a setuid copy of /bin/sh
by satya71 7y ago
The first computer I got to use on a regular basis was an HP-UX 9 running CDE. No one cared about security back then. You could create a setuid copy of /bin/sh (don't remember if bash and ksh were around), chown to root, and get yourself root in a few seconds. Those were fun days. I don't think I would call it "modern" by sense of the term.