> For most cases it's very simple to get around this by attempting a password, killing the process after 100ms if it doesn't answer and retrying.
This does not actually work, since as an user you are not allowed to kill a suid root process. So you can only fork processes like hell, which is bound by nproc.
I still think that this is a sensible security measure.
> For most cases it's very simple to get around this by attempting a password, killing the process after 100ms if it doesn't answer and retrying.
This does not actually work, since as an user you are not allowed to kill a suid root process. So you can only fork processes like hell, which is bound by nproc.
I still think that this is a sensible security measure.