Monday, April 20, 2015

security - Why shouldn't root be allowed to login via ssh?

why should root access be disabled for ssh? I always hear that's for security reasons. But I don't get it. What's different to login as non-root and then sudo su -? What's the preferred way to handle tasks that need privileged permissions?



Thanks




Thomas

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