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Description: Process security refers to the measures taken to protect processes from unauthorized access. In a computing environment, processes can run in different privilege levels, typically including high privilege (kernel mode) and lower privilege (user mode). Kernel mode is the highest privilege level, where the operating system has full access to all hardware resources and […]