Computer security Question:

What is a SID (Security ID)?

Answer:

SID stands for Security Identifier and is an internal value used to uniquely identify a user or a group.

A SID contain
* User and group security descriptors
* 48-bit ID authority
* Revision level
* Variable subauthority values

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