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ok, but what kind of nefarious use case will it enable if it is accessible to malfeasance.
by cyanydeez 6mo ago
ok, but what kind of nefarious use case will it enable if it is accessible to malfeasance.
- ObscureScience 6mo agoI guess it could disable the killswitch
- cyanydeez 6mo agobesides that.
- PeterWhittaker 6mo agoI may be wrong, but on a correctly-configured system, one would have to have root access to act nefariously. Since this is intended to prevent exploitation of vulnerabilities that enable privilege escalation, it feels like a net win.