<ul><li>Special Permissions in Linux (SUID, SGID & Sticky Bit)</li><li>Special permissions like SUID, SGID, and Sticky Bit offer advanced control over file execution and directory behavior in Linux environments.</li><li>SUID (Set User ID) allows any user to execute a file with the permissions of the file owner.</li><li>SGID (Set Group ID) ensures that files and subdirectories inherit the group of the parent directory.</li><li>Sticky Bit prevents users from deleting files they don't own in shared directories.</li></ul>

Special Permissions in Linux (SUID, SGID & Sticky Bit)

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