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How Capabilities actually Work ? | Exploitation | Privilege Escalation
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How Capabilities actually Work ? | Exploitation | Privilege Escalation
SUID : The Traditional Linux Way
Sometimes a user with low privileges needs to perform specific tasks with higher privileges and for that Linux has functionality for setting SUID bit on particular binaries.
The SUID (Set User ID) bit is a special permission that can be set on executable files in the Linux operating system. This allows the non-privileged user to run the program with the permissions of the owner …
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