it is possible to lock the kernel and leave the userland unlocked, that is generally what linux sys admins do. i’m talking about a literal back door that affec

it is possible to lock the kernel and leave the userland unlocked, that is generally what linux sys admins do. i’m talking about a literal back door that affected critical infrastructure, not an os debate there’s a middle road between iOS and windows, between having too much security and no pants at all, respectively.