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One option is to set your root user's password to some random 64 character string and forget it. Any time you want root access (rare) you go through a reset flo
by staticassertion 5y ago
One option is to set your root user's password to some random 64 character string and forget it. Any time you want root access (rare) you go through a reset flow, which means your root auth is tied to your email. Something like GMail has pretty strict controls so this is actually imo the safest option available.
- joombaga 5y agoYou can keep the password unset as well.
- jackson1442 5y agoWhile this may be safest, it doesn’t make sense why Amazon doesn’t save themselves a couple (hundred) grand in refunds by locking down root accounts.