Administrator Privileges and File & Directory Permissions

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Across
  1. 2. The command line interface environment where administrative scripts are executed
  2. 4. The command line utility that allows a permitted regular user to execute commands with root privileges
  3. 5. The primary entity that possesses a file or directory
  4. 7. A text file containing a sequence of commands used to automate common administrative tasks
  5. 10. A standard user account in Linux that operates with limited restricted privileges
  6. 11. The type of utility that provides a visual interface to assign root privileges to regular users
  7. 12. A collection of users that share the same access rights
  8. 13. The numerical value that represents Read or viewing access in Linux
  9. 15. The specific command used to modify the access permissions of files and directories
Down
  1. 1. The command used to modify the ownership of a file or directory
  2. 3. The ultimate superuser account in a Linux system that possesses full control
  3. 6. The numerical value that represents Write or modification access in Linux
  4. 8. A type of file that stores system settings and typically requires root access to modify
  5. 9. The specific command line tool safely used by administrators to modify the sudoers file
  6. 10. The command used specifically to modify the group ownership of a file
  7. 14. The numerical value that represents Execute access to run scripts