Which user can override file permissions on a Linux computer?

Which user can override file permissions on a Linux computer?

• any user that has ‘group’ permission to the file
• only the creator of the file
• any user that has ‘other’ permission to the file
• root user

Explanation: A user has as much rights to a file as the file permissions allow. The only user that can override file permission on a Linux computer is the root user. Because the root user has the power to override file permissions, the root user can write to any file.

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