Linux For Hackers

To become a professional hacker, you MUST know Linux. Although a few hacker tools are available for Windows, well over 95% are Linux-based. This area will focus on updating and upgrading your Linux skills.

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Linux Basics for Aspiring Hackers, Part 1

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Linux Basics for the Aspiring Hacker, Part 2 (Finding stuff)

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Linux Basics for the Aspiring Hacker, Part 3 (Creating, Removing and Renaming Files and Directories)

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Linux Basics for the Aspiring Hacker, Part 4 (Networking)

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Linux for Hackers, Part 5: Adding and Removing Software

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Linux for Hackers, Part 6: Managing File Permissions

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Linux for Hackers, Part 7: BASH Scripting Basics

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Linux for Hackers, Part 8: Managing the User Environment

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Linux for Hackers, Part 9: Text Manipulation

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Linux Basics for Hackers, Part 10: Loadable Kernel Modules (LKM)

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Linux Basics for Hackers, Part 12: The Linux Philosophy

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Linux Basics for Hackers, Part 13: Running Kali Linux in Windows (WSL)

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Linux Basics for Hackers, Part 14: Using the curl command to Download Web Site Source Code

Linux Firewalls

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Linux Basics for Hackers: The Linux Logging System

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