<ul><li>Linux offers advanced options like Access Control Lists (ACLs) and Special Permissions for managing file permissions.</li><li>ACL allows assigning different permission levels to individual users or groups beyond the basic user/group/others model.</li><li>Special Permissions include SUID (Set User ID), SGID (Set Group ID), and Sticky Bit for controlling file behavior during execution or deletion.</li><li>ACL and special permissions provide fine-grained control over file access and execution in Linux, essential for system admins and shared environments.</li></ul>

Understanding ACL and Special Permissions in Linux

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