Security problems with sudo

[Thiago Macieira]

John Tapsell wrote:
>So create an ssh binary as well in the home directory :-D

If you run infected programs, it's your own fault.

This case would be no different then an ugly dialog box saying "I'm a 
virus, please type your root password now" and the user doing it.

SAK wouldn't work here. If you're ssh'ing to root on a remote machine, how 
is that remote machine going to grab your keyboard?

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