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Special Permissions in Linux
- SUID (Set User ID) allows users to temporarily assume the permissions of the file owner.
- SGID (Set Group ID) ensures that new files/folders within a directory inherit the group ownership of the directory.
- Sticky Bit protects files in a shared directory, allowing only the file owner to delete them.
- Numeric Mode provides a quick way to set special permissions using octal values.
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