In our last video, we talked about managing file permission using "chmod" command. Today, we are going to talk about special file permissions in Linux system; and they are SetUID, SetGID, and Sticky Bits. We would see the use case of each permission and also see how we are going to apply and remove these special file permissions using "chmod" command both using apathetical method and numerical method. And in the later section of the video, we will see how can we manage the file ownership in Linux using "chown" and "chgrp" command. We will also see the use case of both commands and learn how we can change the ownership of the files using apathetical and as well as numerical method. If you want to jump into a specific section, below is the timeline for each topic. 2:00 SetUID 7:43 SetGID 13:14 Sticky Bits 18:05 chown 22:14 chgrp #Linux #FilePermission #FileOwnership