Due to changes in the public account’s push rules, please click ‘View’ and add ‘Star’ to follow. Get exciting technical shares at the first time. Hello, how are you? I am Lei Gong! As the saying goes: live and learn. Especially in today’s society, where new things emerge every day, not learning really means not … Read more
Follow the aboveHaodao Linux, reply with materials, to obtain a wealth of learning resources on Linux, Python, network communication, network security, and more! Introduction Hello everyone, this is Haodao Linux, mainly sharingLinux, Python, network communication, network security, and other related IT knowledge platforms. Today, Haodao will share a very practical and powerful Linux command, nc, … Read more
When viewing files in Linux, we often use the <span>ll</span> command (which is actually an alias for <span>ls -l</span>). You may have noticed that sometimes a file or directory is followed by an arrow and a path, for example: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 11 Jun 15 14:32 lib64 -> usr/lib64 What does the -> mean … Read more
<span>tar</span> is a very commonly used command in Linux for packaging and compressing files. It is an abbreviation for tape archive, originally used for tape backups, and is now widely used for file archiving and compression. 📌 Basic Syntax tar [options] [archive file] [files or directories to package] ✅ Common Examples and Explanations 1. Package … Read more
Author: Xiao Yang Sean Source: https://www.cnblogs.com/-mo-/p/12109717.html 1. Introduction During our penetration testing process, we often need to transfer files to the target host to achieve purposes such as privilege escalation and maintaining control. Therefore, when direct transfer is inconvenient and the target host has network connectivity, we can use local download methods to achieve file … Read more
Table of Contents 1. Ubuntu Image 2. Preparation for Virtual Machine Installation 3. Installation of the Virtual Machine Conclusion 1. Ubuntu Image Download link: Ubuntu 14.04.6 LTS (Trusty Tahr) Place the downloaded image file in a unified directory, as shown below: This is the image we just downloaded. For our experiments, we will use the … Read more
Introduction In the previous lesson, we introduced the use of soft links and hard links in Linux | 21 to help save some coding time and reduce disk storage space. However, using links only saves redundant space; to truly save disk storage, we need to rely on file compression. This section will mainly discuss the … Read more
Introduction In this section, we will learn how to view files. In fact, we have used these commands multiple times in previous tutorials, so many of you may already be very familiar with them. In Windows, we know that both txt text files and word docx files have corresponding software to open and view them. … Read more
This article serves as a comprehensive guide to Linux commands, summarizing commands from A to Z. It is recommended to bookmark it for reference or to fill in any gaps in your knowledge! A Command Description access Used to check if a program can access a specified file, verifying if the file exists. accton Used … Read more
Introduction When dealing with massive amounts of data, you may need to search for or locate specific files that meet certain criteria. In this case, file retrieval within the system is necessary. Searching in Windows is straightforward, using the File Explorer for retrieval. Alternatively, the powerful tool in Windows—Everything—can assist in quickly completing file search … Read more
