On Wed, Dec 03, 2014 at 03:08:55PM +0000, Simon McVittie wrote:
Feature 2: if the first user created via the installer logs in via a non-local mechanism (typically ssh) [3], they can still play and record audio. If you expect that the first user created via the installer is
Yes, and playing audio via ssh is a feature I used since the 90s.
Anti-feature 3: while a second user is logged in, the first user can log in via ssh or whatever, turn on the microphone and listen to the second user, violating reasonable privacy expectations (and, less important,
True, but completely irrelevant for this case. If this ssh-user is not a ssh-only user then he has physical access to the system/room and can use any other kind of bugging device he wishes.
So if you don’t trust your users, don’t give them accounts or access to the system.
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