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After using sudo from the command line, just remember to run sudo -K (note the capital-K) and you should be protected. The -K removes the timestamp which makes
by thoughtsimple 14y ago
After using sudo from the command line, just remember to run sudo -K (note the capital-K) and you should be protected. The -K removes the timestamp which makes it impossible to reset it to 1/1/70 with -k.