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by londons_explore
2104 days ago
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People always say this, but if a project is malicious, it can take your SSH keys and get persistence even without root. It can alias sudo in your bashrc to get root if it wants too. Yet if you don't use sudo, some make/compiles fail with random permissions errors. I mean I see the reasoning, but in 2020 I think the Linux desktop security model is sufficiently broken that it doesn't matter. |
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