This may be the wrong group for the following, but I went to the website www.linuxsecurity.com and there stating that it is impossible to make GNU/Linux -> Debian/Linux total secure because the root user has the ability to change the /bin/login file, that modules have to much access to the kernal, and that certain processes aren't monitored. They have a LIDS patch that is suppose to clean the above items up. My question is, is it true about the above risks? I am using potato ver. 2.2.9 with the 2.2.14PCI kernal. Also, has anyone used LIDS? Does it block your ability to change broken modules, etc...
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