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this assumes there an adm user. [bts@cylon ~]$ grep adm /etc/passwd [bts@cylon ~]$
It's an example, I'm sure you can find your own root-equivalent user on your system if you go looking.
nope. this is typically added by certain distros; it's not universal. [bts@cylon ~]$ grep disk /etc/group disk:x:6:root [bts@cylon ~]$ grep disk /etc/passwd [bts@cylon ~]$
There are other escalation paths besides raw disk access. And, since enumerating them is problematic, any sudoers config that grants sudo to all users but root is vulnerable unless proven otherwise, and should never be used.
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