Useful Linux🐧 Terminal Keyboard⌨️ Shortcut Keys To Boost🚀 Your Productivity📈
A thread🧵
Hello everyone👋, Today I'll be doing another quick, easy to follow thread🧵on a few Linux terminal keyboard shortcuts keys that will help you to complete a few tasks real quick.
1. CTRL + A⌨️
2. CTRL + E⌨️
3. CTRL + K⌨️
Tip💡Killing text will delete text, but save it so that the user can reinsert it by yanking. Similar to cut and paste except that the text is placed on a kill ring which allows for storing more than one set of text to be yanked back on to the command line.
4. CTRL + U⌨️
5. CTRL + W⌨️
6. CTRL + Y⌨️
7. ALT + Y⌨️
7. ALT + B⌨️
8. ALT + F⌨️
8. CTRL + ALT + E⌨️
That's😇 it for today's thread🧵. I know it was short, but will try to make another thread on more of these terminal keyboard shortcuts.
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Useful Linux🐧 Networking🌐 Commands📜 for Sysadmins/Regular Users🧑💻
A thread🧵
Hello everyone👋, Today I'll be doing another quick, easy to follow thread🧵 on some of the most used command-line tools and utilities for network management in Linux
1. Ifconfig🌐
Ifconfig stands for Interface Configurator, it is one of the most used commands for finding network details, nitialize an interface, assign IP address, enable or disable an interface. It also display route and network interface.
2. Ip🌐
ip command is the latest version of ifconfig. It is more powerful than ifconfig command as it can perform several other tasks that the ifconfig cannot do. The utility is used for displaying and manipulating routing, network devices, interfaces.
Hello everyone👋, Today I'll be doing a quick, easy to follow thread🧵 on basic Linux commands for text manipulation. #infosec#cybersecurity#Linux
1. Echo🐧
The echo command is used to display line of text to the standard output(stdout).
2. Cat🐧
The cat command is used concatenate files and print their contents on the standard output. In other words it's just used to display the contents of a file.
In this thread🧵, I will be discussing how you can pop a root shell by abusing SUDO rights misconfiguration and will be demonstrating this using this box: tryhackme.com/room/linuxpriv…
First things first, let’s start with theoretical concepts!!😄
What is SUDO👑?
Sudo (Superuser Do) - is a Unix and Linux based utility that gives users permissions to run commands at the `root` level (most powerful user).
1. Recursive Deletion🔁🗑️
This is one of the most dangerous commands. Once this command is run, it deletes all the content of the root directory forcefully and recursively. Thus, all your directories and subdirectories will be deleted and the data will be lost.
2. Fork Bomb🍴💣
My personal best😄,this is a simple bash recursive function which once executed creates copies of itself which in turn creates another set of copies of itself. This consumes the CPU time and memory. Thus, it runs recursively until the system freezes.