Which is NOT a recommendation for securing Linux operating systems?
A)All console-equivalent access should be enabled for regular users.
B)Daemons not in use should be shut down.
C)No application should run as the root user unless absolutely necessary.
D)User and account policies should be set up the same as in Windows.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Allowing regular users console-equivalent access can pose a security risk, as it may grant them unnecessary privileges that could be exploited.

Which Is NOT a Recommendation for Securing Linux Operating Systems