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by cdrt
1035 days ago
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You’re thinking about it backwards `su` predates `sudo` by a decade doesn’t offer the fine-grained control `sudo` has. With `su` if you have the root password, you can do anything you want as root. With `sudo` admins can configure what commands users are allowed to run as root and could specifically block `sudo bash` from running. |
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