This is why Plan 9 regards "root" as a design error.
A centralised Authentication Service, preferably behind a securely locked door with armed guards, protects the Authentication Service. Everyone else needs to provide credentials to verify their identity in order to read and write files on other machines, which could be serving files from disk or synthetically.
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