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GR of Debian Networkd-Dispatcher Systemd For Gentoo

Scott Barry
May 14
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Latest Sudo Remover #flushyourmeds … ;

by Scott A. Barry / Scott A Barry / Scott Barry … ;

N Vulns : Networkd-Dispatcher , Systemd , Polkit-Pkexec … ;

GR of Debian Networkd-Dispatcher Systemd For Gentoo … ;

Tested and Working on Calcualte Linux XFCE w Ventoy … ;

##!!// Sudo Remover Two For Paranoid Schizophrenics ... \\!!## ;

##!!// Terry Davis had an Idea and wrote Temple OS \\!!## ;

##!!//sudo -i ; su root ; bash sr2.sh New Security Audit\\## ;

##!!// PKEXEC is a Serious Computer Vulnerability ... \\\## ;

##!!// I run my OS Skywave Linux on Ram Disk with Venoty*net \\!!## ;

##!!// Spoof my Mac Address to F4/Random Ublock Origin \\!!## ;

##!!// Privacy Badger Go Without Systemd if Possible \\!!## ;

##!!//PKEXEC and Sudo/Su are all Vulnerable\\## ;

##!!// New Patch For Live USB Linux Systems \\!!## ;

##!!//-----This-is-the-ending-of-sudo-remover-two-----\\!!## ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/pkexec ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/pkexec ;

chmod -R 000 /bin/pkexec ;

chmod -R 000 /sbin/pkexec ;

pkexec --user root chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/pkexec ;

pkexec --user root chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/pkexec ;

pkexec --user root chmod -R 000 /bin/pkexec ;

pkexec --user root chmod -R 000 /sbin/pkexec ;

chmod -R 000 /bin/su ;

chmod -R 000 /sbin/su ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/su ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/su ;

chmod -R 000 /bin/sudo ;

chmod -R 000 /sbin/sudo ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/sudo ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/sudo ;

chmod -R 000 /bin/sudoedit ;

chmod -R 000 /sbin/sudoedit ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/sudoedit ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/sudoedit ;

chmod -R 000 /bin/gksudo ;

chmod -R 000 /sbin/gksudo ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/gksudo ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/gksudo ;

chmod -R 000 /bin/doas ;

chmod -R 000 /sbin/doas ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/doas ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/doas ;

chmod -R 000 /bin/passwd ;

chmod -R 000 /sbin/passwd ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/passwd ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/passwd ;

chmod -R 000 /bin/bluetooth ;

chmod -R 000 /sbin/bluetooth ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/bluetooth ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/bluetooth ;

chmod -R 000 /bin/bluetoothd ;

chmod -R 000 /sbin/bluetoothd ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/bluetoothd ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/bluetoothd ;

chmod -R 000 /bin/cupsd ;

chmod -R 000 /sbin/cupsd ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/cupsd ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/cupsd ;

chmod -R 000 /bin/ssh-agent ;

chmod -R 000 /sbin/ssh-agent ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/bin/ssh-agent ;

chmod -R 000 /usr/sbin/ssh-agnet ;

chmod -R 000 /etc/avahi ;

chmod -R 000 /etc/avahi-daemon ;

chmod -R 000 /etc/default/avahi ;

chmod -R 000 /etc/default/avahi-daemon ;

##!!//-----This-is-the-ending-of-sudo-remover-two-----\\!!## ;

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