The SecurityManager.checkPermission method in Java is used to check whether the current executing thread (or the specified protection domain) has permission to perform a certain security-sensitive operation. It takes an instance of the java.security.Permission class as its argument and throws a SecurityException if the permission is not granted. This method helps enforce security policies and protects against unauthorized access to resources or actions in Java applications.
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