filtilladelser
Filtilladelser are a fundamental mechanism in computer systems that govern access to files and directories. They specify which users or groups may read, modify, or execute a given file, helping to protect data from unauthorized access and unintended changes.
In Unix-like systems, filtilladelser are typically organized around three categories: owner, group, and others. Each category
Permissions are altered with commands such as chmod (change mode), chown (change owner), and chgrp (change group).
Windows uses a somewhat different model based on access control lists (ACLs) on NTFS volumes, allowing more
Best practices for filtilladelser include granting only the minimum rights necessary, regularly auditing permissions, and using