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Insider threat, attacker not in the system, you leave your terminal unlocked and are away. Someone walks passed and tries to install something from you terminal
by account-5 4y ago
Insider threat, attacker not in the system, you leave your terminal unlocked and are away. Someone walks passed and tries to install something from you terminal?
- CJefferson 4y agoWhile it leads to slightly more chance of traceability, I've seen one line "curl | sh" which install a tool which transmit everything you type, or just your password (when you next type it) off to a remote server, so once you've left a terminal unattended you are in trouble anyway. This is one place when windows can be much better, as users can't catch ctrl+alt+del, so you can always press that before logging in.