Performing Security Hardening on the Account UID
The account whose UID is 0 has the highest permission in a system, and ensure that there is only one such account. In a Linux system, the root user is the only super privileged user, and ensure that only the root user has a UID of 0. In addition, the UID of each system account must be unique. You can run the id command to query it.
Parent topic: Security Hardening