Check Apache Permissions | How can I check Apache permissions for world writeable files or directories? You can use the find command to check for 777 (world writeable) directories and files. This command searches for directories that are 777 in /var/www/: sudo find /var/www/ -type d -perm -002 And this command searches for files that are 777 in /var/www/:
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