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Which command changes file permissions in Linux?

A.A. chown
B.C. chattr
C.B. chmod
D.D. setfacl

Why C is correct

'chmod' (change mode) modifies file permissions. It can use octal notation (chmod 755 file) or symbolic notation (chmod u+x file). 'chown' changes ownership, 'chattr' changes extended attributes, and 'setfacl' manages ACLs.

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Covers linux basics concepts and practices within GENERAL SECURITY.

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