I follow the steps:
chmod u+s /bin/bashls /root and got permission denied/bin/bash -c "ls /root" from alex also results in permission deniedAdding suid bit to bash is equivalent to running sudo bash, with root privileges.
Why do I get permission denied?
Looks like -p bash option should help, but why?
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