What is the standard or basic collection of NTFS permissions?

The standard or basic collection of NTFS permissions includes read and execute, read, write, full control, modify, and list folder contents. These permissions allow users to perform a variety of operations on files and folders within the NTFS file system.

Read and execute permission allows users to view the contents of a file and execute executable files. Read permission permits users to view the contents of a file or folder without making changes, while write permission enables users to change the contents of the file or folder. Full control gives users complete access, allowing them to read, write, modify, and delete files and folders as well as change permissions. The modify permission is similar to write but includes the ability to delete the file or folder. List folder contents allows users to see which files and folders are inside a folder.

This set of permissions is foundational for managing access control in Windows environments and serves as a basis for more advanced configurations as needed. Other choices mentioned may include some aspects of permissions but do not encompass the complete and fundamental set of NTFS permissions.