On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 13:25:13 +0100
Paweł Krzywicki <krzywicki.pawel@googlemail.com> wrote:
the solution was as Cerbelle said. Login as a normal user and do
sudo ( or you can activate root login from the login menu; but i
personally consider it really dangerous!)
I am wondering why this is dangerous?
If your password is seen as "strong" "FaG34#fCFD12drtfdg" something
like this for example why this is dangerous?
The point is, that 1) not too many people use strong passwords 2)
having root access allowed makes it harder to break in, since the
username is known as it is always "root". User-accounts might be named
pawel, pawelk, krzywicki or be completely unknown for the attacker.