Describe how to change another users password

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 	`/usr/bin/crontab` can be executed by any user because every user can have their own crontab entries.
 	The crontab files are only writable by the root user so the crontab program needs to run as root.
 
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 2. Enumerate a sequence of commands that let you modify someone’s password entry, and show how you could cover your tracks. Assume you had only sudo power (all commands allowed, but not shells or su).
 
+  ```bash
+  $ sudo -i
+  $ passwd otheruser
+  ```
+
+  The `passwd` command would appear in the history of the root user but I think
+  it's difficult to see who was acting as the root user when the password was
+  changed.
+
 
 3. Create two entries for the sudoers configuration file:
   a. One entry that allows users Matt, Adam, and Drew to service the printer,