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Watch on YouTube The article recalls an earlier permissions issue in Omarchy. What happened? In earlier versions, the system added the user to the docker group by default. That group allows control over the Docker service, which could give a malicious process running with the user’s permissions capabilities equivalent to
The article recalls an earlier permissions issue in Omarchy. What happened? In earlier versions, the system added the user to the docker group by default. That group allows control over the Docker service, which could give a malicious process running with the user’s permissions capabilities equivalent to those of an administrator, or root, without asking for the sudo password. And what changed? According to the article, the issue was fixed in Omarchy 4.0.1, in August 2026. After that fix, this access became an explicit option. The source does not present it as a flaw that remained unpatched in version 4.5. But it helps illustrate how a choice made during installation can have consequences later. Yes.
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