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Date	IP Address
2019-08-01	99.84.168.109 (ClassC)
2019-09-28	99.84.254.6 (ClassC)
2019-11-06	13.226.38.121 (ClassC)
2019-11-06	13.226.38.88 (ClassC)
2019-11-06	13.226.38.93 (ClassC)
2019-11-30	13.227.45.12 (ClassC)
2019-11-30	13.227.45.18 (ClassC)
2019-11-30	13.227.45.78 (ClassC)
2020-01-04	13.226.15.41 (ClassC)
2020-01-22	99.84.251.57 (ClassC)
2020-01-22	99.84.251.73 (ClassC)
2020-07-04	52.85.90.36 (ClassC)
2020-07-04	52.85.90.51 (ClassC)
2020-07-04	52.85.90.62 (ClassC)
2020-07-04	52.85.90.94 (ClassC)
2022-08-08	18.160.225.10 (ClassC)
2024-08-03	18.161.6.104 (ClassC)

HTTP/1.1 200 OKContent-Type: text/htmlContent-Length: 2928Connection: keep-aliveDate: Sat, 03 Aug 2024 04:23:10 GMTLast-Modified: Sat, 19 Aug 2023 02:08:12 GMTETag: 433765f4b5a415ee0be15d5d0392f763x-a

!DOCTYPE html>html>head>title>Root can do it/title>/head>body>h1>Welcome to Root Can Do It/h1>p>If youre at this site, youre probably wondering, Can root do it? The answer is always, Yes. And root can mean Administrator, sa, system, sys, or any other God-Level account on a particular system or app. p>Ive been in IT for over 25 years, and this domain was created because Ive talked to countless people that have asked, how can I block insert synonym for root here from doing <x>? And the answer is, you cant. Whomever you hired and given root privileges can do whatever it is you dont want them to do to your system. p>Perhaps you shouldnt have hired them, if youre asking this. p>Perhaps you didnt understand that root means root. p>Perhaps you think there is some true way to segregate duties that the almighty super-user has.p>Im here to dispel you of those myths. p>b>Root can do it./b>p>So now what do you do? Well, this site will seek to answer those questions, but its not going to be by limiting the root user. It will be through other means that can ease your concerns, but not completely eliminate them.p>Ultimately, if you dont trust someone with root, dont give it to them.p>p>i>Giving credit where credit is due; this domain is not my idea, but comes from a former colleague (Matt P) that kept saying, Root can do it. Im not sure what these <customers/app owners/people/users/etc.> think. Root can do it, and thats just it. Like him, I got tired of explaining that if someone has root, and wants to do something, they can do it. You can track it, record it, log it, alert on it, and do all sorts of other things, but you really cant stop it. At best, you can slow it down, make it harder, and be prepared to react to it. Or ... dont give it out./i> /p>Some links Ive found useful over the years:br>a target_new hrefhttps://www.cnet.com/news/about-the-root-user-in-activity-monitor/>Mac OSX: Root user in Activity Monitor/a>br>a target_new hrefhttps://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-server/windows-security/r

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