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Privilege escalation is a typical class soft security issues.

The device owner (parent, school, etc.) set restrictions, which some other user bypasses.



Could be an organizational need like medical files and HIPA.


Right, that’s a parental control scenario.


A Linux box with a root user and an end user and the end user can run things as root without root authentication—is that also parental controls?




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