The Principle of Least Privilege is a cybersecurity rule of thumb and best practice intended to minimize vulnerabilities and security breaches.
In practice, the principle often helps prevent "privilege creep," a situation in which users or intruders either are given or are able to establish elevated privileges that do not directly relate to their roles and duties and are either not documented or not intensively monitored—a common avenue for attacks and lateral intrusions and breaches.
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