This is entirely true... but ransomware can encrypt the user files not prompting for any password (in the same way that you need not input any password to access your files).
The real strength from a security perspective for GNU/Linux is that the user
doesn't have root access by default. If a malicious program wants to make
system changes, it must prompt you for the password.
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