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The /root directory and /etc/sysctl.conf are currently world readable, which is quit insecure, because people tend to store sensitive data within in /root directory. Having the /etc/sysctl.conf not world readable is also a plus I think.

The /root directory is currently world readable, which is quit insecure, because people tend to store sensitive data within in /root directory.

The /root directory and /etc/sysctl.conf areis currently world readable, which is quit insecure, because people tend to store sensitive data within in /root directory. Having the /etc/sysctl.conf not world readable is also a plus I think.