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Whose permission do you need to access an open system?
If it is an "open" system, you technically don't need anybody's permission. However, you should make sure that the system is intentionally open, and not just unsecured or compromised.
What is a chmod in reference to an operating system?
It sets the access permission of a file. Allowing permission of a file to follow a certain path. It also will modify the mode bits and extends the access control.
How do you access your school files from home?
Unless you have permission to access the school's computer system, hacking in would be illegal, and could result in prosecution.
Should the caste system be abolished?
Yes. Everyone should be
What do you mean by Access Permission?
If you cannot differentiate between Microsoft and people answering questions on a random website, you should not be altering Access Permissions. That said, you can configure who can access any given folder in a NT-based Windows operating system. The file owner or an Administrator can give or change these permissions.
Which law made it illegal to try to gain access to a computer system using another user's password?
The Computer Misuse Act (1990) It states that you can not attempt to gain unauthorized access to a computer system. You may use the other user's password if permission is given to access the system.
Why do you not have permission to access files now?
You probably are not listed on the ACLs (access control list) for the files or directories that contain them. There are probably reasons for this.You would have to consult your System Administrator for details and how you might be granted permission, if you actually need it.Note: different OSs use different methods of controlling access, ACLs are a very common but not universal method. The System Administrator will be familiar with the actual details.
Who can always reset the permission of an object to allow himself access to the object?
administrators group member for the particular system adminstrators group member of the domain
what is authorization mean?
Authorization is the process of granting privileges or permissions to a user, system, or application to access specific resources or perform certain actions within a system or network. It ensures that only authorized entities can access resources and helps protect against unauthorized access or misuse.
How does an authorized user work on a system or platform?
An authorized user on a system or platform is someone who has been given permission to access and use the system. They typically have a unique login and password that allows them to log in and perform specific tasks or access certain information based on their level of authorization. The system or platform recognizes the authorized user's credentials and grants them the appropriate level of access to perform their designated functions.
What is unauthorised access to computer systems and services?
Unauthorized access, you can be tagged as a hacker or simply as a malicious person trying to access others computer system.Some country can punished you in this petty crime.There is now a such law for Cyber crimes.Hope my answer helped you.
Should all countries use only the metric system?
Yes same metric system should be used by all countries. It becomes easy for everyone .
