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To modify the file permissions in Linux, use the 'chmod' command. You can specify who has the ability to read, write, and execute a file or directory with this command.
The various permission settings (read, write, and execute) and how to use both symbolic and numeric modes should be explained by candidates. This shows that they know how to handle file security.
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