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Does this mean every non-admin user...
Does this mean every non-admin user can give himself sudo status via booting into single user mode?
Does this mean every non-admin user...
Yes, it does.
Does this mean every non-admin user...
Of course. You can prevent them from booting into single user mode if you set an open firmware password... Then they'll just need to open your mac, put your boot disk in another machine, boot to single user mode, do the thing, and put your disk back. :-)
Cool!!!
Sorry, I could not resist.
Does this mean every non-admin user...
Not setting the open firmware password allows ANYONE to become root through a single user startup.
Does this mean every non-admin user...
yes and you can also easily enable root during single user mode. |
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