Re: Single user mode

Hello

On 16.05.2012 11:06, Tom Evans wrote:
> You can fix boot order in the BIOS, but a BIOS can be reset simply by
> removing the BIOS battery briefly. In addition to that, many BIOS will
> also offer a boot menu option - which cannot be disabled -  allowing
> the user to choose which device to boot from without entering the
> BIOS.

In addition you should use computer cases, which can be prevented 
from opening with a padlock. So removing the hard disk or 
resetting the BIOS needs a lot more effort. Also you should chain 
the computer to something, which is fixed to the building, so it 
can not be removed easily.

I do know student computer rooms with Linux workstations, which 
are "protected" with this measures. But there is also the regular 
system monitoring in place, and if a systems goes down 
unexpected, you will know it and can do something about it.

bye
Fabian
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