User Management - Word Drop

The operating system manages user logins, so it checks the ______ that people type in when they sign in to their account. Details of every user account and its password are kept in a ______ that is searched at each login. Passwords are stored in an ______ form, so anyone who steals them cannot understand them.

When a user signs in, the operating system ______ which programs, drives and activities that person can use. Each account is given its own set of ______, which are rules about what that person is allowed to do.

Ordinary users have fewer rights than system ______, who can add or remove accounts. These different ______ of access rights mean an ordinary user cannot open another person's files.

An administrator can also limit how much ______ each account may use, so the machine's limited space is shared fairly. Some users may be allowed to ______ a file but not edit it.