CyberCertPrepSecurity FundamentalsLinux BasicsEASYFree question
In Linux file permissions, what does 'rwx' stand for?
- A.Root, Worker, External
- B.Run, Write, Exit
- C.Read, Write, Execute
- D.Read, Wait, Extract
Why C is correct
In Linux, file permissions are represented by three characters: 'r' for read (view contents), 'w' for write (modify contents), and 'x' for execute (run as a program). These permissions are set separately for the file owner, group, and others.
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