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Setting user id commands related (setuid) are allowed in Liunx and they work as they work with any Unix system

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Linux's setuid implementation has security restrictions that differ from traditional Unix systems. Modern Linux kernels restrict setuid on scripts and have additional security mechanisms like file capabilities that can affect setuid behavior. The statement oversimplifies the compatibility between Linux setuid and traditional Unix setuid.

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