Is there a way for non-root processes to bind to "privileged" ports on Linux?

Is there a way for non-root processes to bind to "privileged" ports on Linux?

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How can I remove specific rules from iptables? [closed]

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Connection refused to MongoDB errno 111

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How can I programmatically manage iptables rules on the fly?

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iptables LOG and DROP in one rule

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How can I check the hit count for each rule in iptables?

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How to check PREROUTING list from iptable in linux? [closed]

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create iptables rule per process/service

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How to open port 2195 in iptables CentOS 6 for activating the APNS

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Using iptables to change a destination port

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List of loaded iptables modules

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Can iptables allow DNS queries only for a certain domain name?

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