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Script does not show users tried successfully used sudo su <username>, where <username> does not exists #4
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a flaw in the script, that of which is not caused by the system itself, instead due to the script
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Describe the flaw
If a user inputs their sudo password correctly when executing
sudo su <username>, but the username does not exist, they will still be marked as<username> has switched users <n> time(s).Script type (main or cronjob version), which branch
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