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In Linux:
Three commands that use SUID mode are (i) passwd, (ii) ping, (iii) crontab or at.
SUID: SUID stands for Set owner User IDentity. Using this mode the users will get file owner's permission and UID when executing the program or any task.
The list of commands that are generally causing the highest load on your system:
By using all these commands we can get logged into non-responsive system and we may face hardware errors. Some of them will update and print statistics for every interval of seconds while dealing with I/O activities. So it will be high load to the system. Sometimes though the system uses older kernel, we may run some commands which are not capable for those systems. This will also cause high load to the system.
It is better to use SUID mode to get rid of unauthorized access of any user. SUID mode will ask for the authorization of user. So user has to take permission from the owner. By using SUID mode we can achieve security and proper execution.
The commands which are causing the highest load will provide detailed information from time to time. They even provide the statistics of the execution. Of course this leads to high load but better to increase the time of interval.