We are using SSSD to connect RHEL systems to Microsoft Active Directory.
Access is granted to groups using the `simple_allow_groups` option and those 
groups are also used to allow sudo access.
Some of these groups have members that are the computer accounts for other 
computers in the domain.

Should that be considered a security risk? For example, could someone with root 
access on one system recover the computer account information and use that 
computer account to log in to a different system?
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