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Christos Zoulas wrote:
> 1. mounting corrupted filesystems can lead to crashes.
> 2. a user can create a setuid binary on another system and run it on yours
> 3. a user can create a device [such as a raw disk] on his filesystem and
>    thus get access to your devices.
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> For 2,3 you can use an amd map that mounts nodev,nosuid and for 1, you
> can use the amd mount command to force an fsck. Not very nice but...

Or you can use sudo, if you don't want to use amd.

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Christian

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