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02-07-2012
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loopholes in unix security system
I read it in one article that having the same bit system for permissions of a file and for permissions of a directory is not good for the security of a Unix based system.
I do not agree with this fact. Anybody, would like to comment on it ? |
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02-07-2012
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Anyone can say anything. Did they actually give any substance to their claim?
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02-07-2012
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Original post is ambiguous.
Can you give a real-world example or cite the source? |
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