- The Unix and
Linux access rights flags setuid and
setgid (short for set user
identity and set
group identity)
allow users to run an
executable with the...
- bit is set in the
triad for others. The set user ID,
setuid, or SUID mode. When a file with
setuid is executed, the
resulting process will ****ume the effective...
- call used to
change the
access permissions and the
special mode
flags (the
setuid, setgid, and
sticky flags) of file
system objects (files and directories)...
-
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using this bug. In Unix, the
following C code, when used in a
setuid program, has a
TOCTOU bug: if (access("file", W_OK) != 0) { exit(1); } fd...
-
permissions and—the
instant they are no
longer necessary—dismisses them via
setuid() with a non-zero
argument as
demonstrated in the
Version 6 Unix source...
- GID) and a
saved (SUID, SGID) ID.
Normally these are identical, but in
setuid and
setgid processes they are different. Originally, a
signed 16-bit integer...
- 007 $
umask #
display the mask (in octal) 0007 # 0 -
special permissions (
setuid |
setgid |
sticky ) # 0 - (u)ser/owner part of mask # 0 - (g)roup part of...
-
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sudden and
unexpected infant death In computing:
setuid, a
privilege elevation mechanism Saved user ID, a type of user identifier...
-
using its
octal mode 1000 or by its
symbol t (s is
already used by the
setuid bit). For example, to add the bit on the
directory /usr/local/tmp, one would...
-
default s****.
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fragment The
setuid feature is
disabled in most
modern operating systems following the realization...
