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Best CHMOD File Permissions for Image Directory?

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dotch

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I'm kinda paranoid about my site being hacked or infected with viruses (so far this hasn't happened). Which are the best file permissions for the Image Directory, sub-directories and files?

Right now my Image directory is CHMODed to 777. Somehow if I change the value with FileZilla it seems to go back to 777 all the time.

All the sub-directories (the date directories) AND files (images) are CHMODed to 755.

If I CHMOD the files (images) to 666 for example, my uploaded images become invisible. Isn't there a risk that someone uploads an infected images and has it executed?
 
The best is that the user running Apache has permission to read and write directories.
 
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