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  1. Great job, Ubuntu!

    $ sudo -v
    /etc/sudoers.d/nobatch:3:10: unknown setting: 'requiretty'
    Defaults requiretty
    ^~~~~~~~~~

    #sudo_rs

  2. Great job, Ubuntu!

    $ sudo -v
    /etc/sudoers.d/nobatch:3:10: unknown setting: 'requiretty'
    Defaults requiretty
    ^~~~~~~~~~

    #sudo_rs

  3. Great job, Ubuntu!

    $ sudo -v
    /etc/sudoers.d/nobatch:3:10: unknown setting: 'requiretty'
    Defaults requiretty
    ^~~~~~~~~~

    #sudo_rs

  4. Great job, Ubuntu!

    $ sudo -v
    /etc/sudoers.d/nobatch:3:10: unknown setting: 'requiretty'
    Defaults requiretty
    ^~~~~~~~~~

    #sudo_rs

  5. I was reading some discussion on the sudo-rs now showing asterisks.

    I don't hate that it does. I don't find that the rational to keep the typing hidden is really that strong. It reads like making a case for security by obscurity. Something which we all in the #foss world would already agree is a flaw.

    Most traditions outlive their usefulness and assumptions that made them. Maybe this says we need more than just long passwords in systems that use sudo.

    #sudo_rs #sudors #sudo #linux #security

  6. I was reading some discussion on the sudo-rs now showing asterisks.

    I don't hate that it does. I don't find that the rational to keep the typing hidden is really that strong. It reads like making a case for security by obscurity. Something which we all in the #foss world would already agree is a flaw.

    Most traditions outlive their usefulness and assumptions that made them. Maybe this says we need more than just long passwords in systems that use sudo.

    #sudo_rs #sudors #sudo #linux #security

  7. I was reading some discussion on the sudo-rs now showing asterisks.

    I don't hate that it does. I don't find that the rational to keep the typing hidden is really that strong. It reads like making a case for security by obscurity. Something which we all in the #foss world would already agree is a flaw.

    Most traditions outlive their usefulness and assumptions that made them. Maybe this says we need more than just long passwords in systems that use sudo.

    #sudo_rs #sudors #sudo #linux #security

  8. I was reading some discussion on the sudo-rs now showing asterisks.

    I don't hate that it does. I don't find that the rational to keep the typing hidden is really that strong. It reads like making a case for security by obscurity. Something which we all in the #foss world would already agree is a flaw.

    Most traditions outlive their usefulness and assumptions that made them. Maybe this says we need more than just long passwords in systems that use sudo.

    #sudo_rs #sudors #sudo #linux #security

  9. I was reading some discussion on the sudo-rs now showing asterisks.

    I don't hate that it does. I don't find that the rational to keep the typing hidden is really that strong. It reads like making a case for security by obscurity. Something which we all in the #foss world would already agree is a flaw.

    Most traditions outlive their usefulness and assumptions that made them. Maybe this says we need more than just long passwords in systems that use sudo.

    #sudo_rs #sudors #sudo #linux #security

  10. FYI: The sudo-rs bug of leaking passwords on timeout is a general problem of line buffered stdin streams.

    The `read` builtin suffers from the same problem.

    github.com/trifectatechfoundat

    #sudors #sudo_rs #bash #CVE_2025_64170 #infosec

  11. FYI: The sudo-rs bug of leaking passwords on timeout is a general problem of line buffered stdin streams.

    The `read` builtin suffers from the same problem.

    github.com/trifectatechfoundat

    #sudors #sudo_rs #bash #CVE_2025_64170 #infosec

  12. FYI: The sudo-rs bug of leaking passwords on timeout is a general problem of line buffered stdin streams.

    The `read` builtin suffers from the same problem.

    github.com/trifectatechfoundat

    #sudors #sudo_rs #bash #CVE_2025_64170 #infosec

  13. FYI: The sudo-rs bug of leaking passwords on timeout is a general problem of line buffered stdin streams.

    The `read` builtin suffers from the same problem.

    github.com/trifectatechfoundat

    #sudors #sudo_rs #bash #CVE_2025_64170 #infosec

  14. FYI: The sudo-rs bug of leaking passwords on timeout is a general problem of line buffered stdin streams.

    The `read` builtin suffers from the same problem.

    github.com/trifectatechfoundat

    #sudors #sudo_rs #bash #CVE_2025_64170 #infosec