Re:Contempt Culture
by jeroenhd on Sunday May 14, 2023 @02:07PM
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> its lack of an executable permission
NTFS supports executable permissions for users, groups, and all other types of ACL you can manage. It's just enabled by default if you have read access.
That said, in 99% of cases the Mark of the Web will do the same thing the executable bit will do on other platforms. You'll have to store an executable on a fat32 drive for it to be executable without a "your computer is in terrible danger" prompt.
NTFS supports executable permissions for users, groups, and all other types of ACL you can manage. It's just enabled by default if you have read access.
That said, in 99% of cases the Mark of the Web will do the same thing the executable bit will do on other platforms. You'll have to store an executable on a fat32 drive for it to be executable without a "your computer is in terrible danger" prompt.