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You can set the permissions so that the attacker can't modify it?
by eviks 5mo ago
You can set the permissions so that the attacker can't modify it?
- lrvick 5mo agoYou would need to prevent an attacker from installing shell aliases, or shell config files, or altering any binaries in PATH. Like, sure you could, but you end up with a very useless system. Easier to just use VMs for each security context.
- eviks 5mo agoIs any of this specific to a link vs tyre original full-pathed sudo?