It should be a red flag if the root account has a password at all. Shouldn’t be able to access it without sudo (or in extreme cases, after a single-user boot).
Also, I thought SSH root login was disabled by default. Has been in all Debian and RedHat variants I’ve ever used…
It should be a red flag if the root account has a password at all. Shouldn’t be able to access it without sudo (or in extreme cases, after a single-user boot).
Also, I thought SSH root login was disabled by default. Has been in all Debian and RedHat variants I’ve ever used…