https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBTQ_rights_in_India

If you install Debian yourself, it asks you to set a root password. If you don’t provide one, it disables root and enables sudo.

Of course, if you’re running Debian provided by a cloud provider, it’s however they set it up for you.

It should be a serious red flag that your VPS host is generating root passwords simple enough to get quickly hacked.

Although disabling the root user is a good part of security, leaving it enabled should not alone cause you to get compromised. If it did, you were either running a very old version of OpenSSH with a known flaw, or, your chosen root password was very simple.

This summary is useless, and doesn’t even make sense. Can we please ban this kind of AI shit here.