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by lamontcg
1144 days ago
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And su has to be setuid root and is pretty much mandatory and if you can exploit a bug in it you've got local privilege escalation. I don't know selinux/apparmor well but I imagine su is granted the permission to create root shells, because of course it does, so any exploit will punch through all that as well. |
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