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How to harden GNU/Linux against local intrusions

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So, you've set up parental filtering, only to discover that an overachieving teenager has Googled a way around it. You've just been the victim of a local intrusion. Preventing such an occurrence on GNU/Linux requires a little knowledge and even less work. Here's how.

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Void_Main ·
I've found an easier way. Execute the teenager. It's quite amazing how effective this is. After the first one is executed (sacrificed) the rest of them don't seem to have as much interest in circumventing the security measures. They finally understand that they will be protected at any cost. :)

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