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Special Permissions: setuid, setgid, and the Sticky Bit
Read the three special permission bits in a listing and in octal, list every file that carries one, fix a drop directory and a team directory with them, take the setuid bit off a planted copy, and grant one program a group on purpose.
- Intermediate
- 30 min
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- A real environment in your browser
- You run the commands yourself
- Your result is checked automatically
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