I know about security mode and about sudo password. But I think that
editing boot options should be by authorized user. In school class or in
instutute class some vandals that can reboot and boot in rescue mode or,
editing boot options, in single user mode with /bin/bash, and can hurm
installed software. To prevent it I suppose to use authorized boot and
authorized editing of boot options.
** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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Security issue in default installation
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