Is the superuser model really suitable for modern OSes? Reading about the trojan on the iLife torrents really made me think... is the superuser model any better than the everyone-is-admin "model" that Windows uses? Viruses and rootkits may start using these social engineering attacks to gain root access, so Unix systems are only slightly more secure than Windows systems. Plus, Windows does have a better security model, even if it's not used - ACLs for all processes/threads/files/objects, privileges (GNU/Linux has PolicyKit though), etc. Can anyone point me towards any resources/papers on this subject? All the stuff on the web seems to be fanboy-type material biased against Windows. Thanks in advance. --wj32 t/c 21:58, 27 January 2009 (UTC)Reply[reply]
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