paulfrottawa Mar 11, 2022 #1 Hello I used to know how to secure root in ttys but I can't anymore. can someone please show me
rafael_grether Mar 11, 2022 #3 What do you mean with securing root access? 1 - Prevent root login? Lock root account? 2 - Disable account escalation? 3 - Protect console ttys* (secure / insecure) ? What do you need, exactly?
What do you mean with securing root access? 1 - Prevent root login? Lock root account? 2 - Disable account escalation? 3 - Protect console ttys* (secure / insecure) ? What do you need, exactly?
Cath O'Deray Mar 12, 2022 #5 paulfrottawa said: ttys Click to expand... paulfrottawa said: the first line. Click to expand... The first non-commented line, makes sense to me: Code: % grep -v \# /etc/ttys | head -n 1 console none unknown off secure % Sorry I got this one … Click to expand... paulfrottawa if you answered your own question, you can add the Solved prefix. Thanks.
paulfrottawa said: ttys Click to expand... paulfrottawa said: the first line. Click to expand... The first non-commented line, makes sense to me: Code: % grep -v \# /etc/ttys | head -n 1 console none unknown off secure % Sorry I got this one … Click to expand... paulfrottawa if you answered your own question, you can add the Solved prefix. Thanks.
