RootLogin
RootLogin refers to the act of logging into a computer system with the highest level of administrative privileges. On Unix-like operating systems, this typically involves logging in as the "root" user. The root user has unrestricted access to all files, directories, and system settings, allowing for complete control over the system. This includes the ability to install or remove software, modify system configurations, and manage user accounts.
Accessing the system as root is often necessary for performing critical system maintenance tasks, such as system
For security best practices, it is generally recommended to avoid logging in directly as root for routine