> At the end of boot, Linux kernel tries to fork init.
> If it fails, /bin/sh is forked.
> It means that If someone can alter init (with a tmp race for
> example), then reboot, it will have all access to the system.
If someone can alter init and reboot then you're stuffed anyway.
If I can alter init so that it's a link to /bin/sh...
Matthew.
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