Who decides access permissions in Discretionary Access Control DAC?#IAM

Command & Code (Cybewave) on Instagram: "DAC is the classic Linux permission model Discretionary Access Control (DAC) is the traditional Unix foundation: file owners set access rules using user / group / others with read, write, execute bits. Simple, powerful—but if an account is compromised, attackers inherit those same permissions. Everything starts with DAC. #linux #software #computerscience #programming"

DailyDebian on Instagram: "A. Role-based. Access to shared folders is tied to group or role membership, and because the account was never moved to the new team’s group, the role-based access control rules do not grant permissions to the new team’s resources. Why The Other Options Are Incorrect B. Discretionary. Discretionary access control depends on resource owners manually assigning permissions to users, not on centrally managed group or role membership. C. Time of day. Time-based controls res