sudo

In the realm of Unix-based systems, managing user access and privileges is paramount for security and system integrity. Two prominent tools that facilitate this task are DZDO and sudo. While both serve similar purposes, they differ in their underlying mechanisms and implementation. This blog post delves into the intricacies of DZDO and sudo, unraveling their similarities, differences, and respective advantages. What is DZDO? DZDO, an acronym for “Delinea Zero-Day Operations,” is a privilege elevation tool that enables users to execute commands with elevated privileges without knowing the privileged account’s password....