Question

When we create a file, explain how that file acquires it's initial ACL under windows

Answer 1

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Answer 2

ACL is an access control link in windows for the files created in it.

Explanation:

It Keeps a list of access rights for each file.

Each entry in the ACL identifies a specific user and contains a list of access  

rights granted to that user.

This is available on modern versions of Windows   and on Apple’s MacOS.

It has a user group along with access rights.

Associate a group with each file, just as we associate a user, the owner, with   each file.

This is available on all Unix-based systems or linux based systems.

while Windows  uses  a  simple  version  of  ACLs  to  provide  basic  file  sharing  on   “home” editions of Windows.

All Unix-based systems provide group-based access  controls.