The idea of having a userid (root) which is exempt from all security checks is a clear indication, that UNIX was not designed with
security in mind.
Secondy it is not so long ago, when all UNIX administrators wanted us make believe, the r-commands ARE secure. So why would we use ssh then in the first place ?
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The idea of having a userid (root) which is exempt from all security checks is a clear indication, that UNIX was not designed with security in mind. Secondy it is not so long ago, when all UNIX administrators wanted us make believe, the r-commands ARE secure. So why would we use ssh then in the first place ?