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Explains the difference between a GUID and a UUID, including their definitions and uses.
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Is there any difference between a GUID and a UUID?
Explains the difference between a GUID and a UUID, including their definitions and uses.
Contact-less card through an OmniKey, how to get "UID"?
UID can be read via PC/SC 2.01 compliant function call against winscard.dll. For iCLASS cards it is typically 8 bytes long. For iCLASS cards it is typically 8 bytes long. Other cards return a 4 to 8 byte UID (it acts like a telephone number to identify multiple cards in the field and ultimately select one).
What's the purpose of each of the different UIDs a process can have?
The saved-uid is the effective-uid the process had when it started, and it's saved in order to be allowed as an argument to the various set*uid system calls. Note that a process with superuser privilege calling setuid(2) to change its effective uid will also have the real uid and saved uid changed to the same value, so the non-POSIX seteuid(2 ...
linux - Difference between Real User ID, Effective User ID and Saved ...
When a file has the setuid bit on it, whenever an uid executes that file, that uid will temporary be replaced with the file owner's uid. So, if we have a file owned by uid 456 and has the setuid bit on it, whenever uid 123 executes that file, that file will be executed with the uid 456. In this scenario, uid 123 is the RUID and uid 456 is the EUID.
What is UID on Android? - Stack Overflow
If you're referring to this UID: Android is based on Linux, so basically it's the same UID you have on a Unix-like OS. When installing an app / package, Android by default [1] creates a UID specifically for that package, so that it can have its private resources / storage space. When no packages are using that UID any more (which could be ...
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