unix permissions 744 | Linux file permissions explained

Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score	Length of keyword
unix permissions 744	0.34	0.1	4545	34	20
unix	1.97	0.4	9166	9	4
permissions	1.36	0.7	3626	35	11
744	1.19	0.7	4663	92	3

Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score
unix permissions 644	0.89	0.5	6880	48
unix permissions 755	1.54	0.6	1077	64
unix permissions 777	0.77	0.6	417	32
unix permissions 775	0.08	0.3	7055	60
unix permissions 770	0.09	0.5	159	75
unix permissions 750	1.59	0.7	3813	83
unix permissions 700	1.2	0.7	7412	53
unix 755 permission	0.69	1	3163	52
what is 755 permission in unix	0.49	0.6	2643	7
unix permissions 640	0.69	0.5	2622	23
unix file permissions 644	0.06	0.1	4587	96
unix 644 permission	1.4	0.8	1950	99

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