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Note: USB storage devices are shown as SCSI drives in Linux, so if you have more than a SCSI device you can find different device names (/dev/sdXX where XX depends on your hardware). In this example I’ve chosen the first device in the SCSI chain (/dev/sda1)
1. Open a console window (under KDE is called konsole)
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We often neglect the basics of Linux such as the Suid, sgid and sticky bits. But they are really useful if we know to use them properly.
Below I am explaining it briefly with appropriate examples.
1) Sticky bit was used on executables in linux (which was used more often)so that they would remain in the memory [...]