Secure ConfigurationWhen it comes to operating systems, Linux is considered one of the most secure options available. However, like any other system, it can be vulnerable to attacks if not properly configured. In this blog, we’ll explore the steps you can take to secure your Linux systems and protect them from… Read More »Implementing Linux Secure Configuration
/bin Directory in LinuxLinux is a complex operating system that has many different components and directories, each serving a specific purpose. One of these directories is the “bin” directory, which stands for “binary.” In this blog, we’ll explore what the bin directory is, what it’s used for, and what you can expect to… Read More »Essential Insights into the /bin Directory in Linux
System HardeningAre you tired of constantly worrying about security threats on your Linux system? Look no further! In this comprehensive guide, we’ll go through the best practices for hardening your Linux system and minimizing the risk of a security breach. By the end of this article, you’ll have a solid understanding… Read More »Stay Secure with Linux System Hardening
System Reconnaissance TechniquesHave you ever found yourself in a situation where you need to access a new Linux system, but don’t know how to get started? System reconnaissance can help you quickly gather information about a new Linux system and familiarize yourself with its configuration and capabilities. In this blog, we’ll explore… Read More »Exploring a New Linux System: Using System Reconnaissance Techniques
Sort CommandThe bash sort command is a powerful tool that allows users to sort data in various ways. Whether you’re working with text files, spreadsheets, or other types of data, the sort command can help you organize and analyze the information quickly and easily. Prerequisites Before diving into the details of… Read More »Analyze & Organize Data Easily with the Power of the Sort Command
"wc" CommandIn this blog, we’ll dive deep into everything you need to know about the “wc” command, including what it does, how to use it, and why you should be using it on a regular basis. What is the “wc” Command? The “wc” command is a simple, yet powerful, command that… Read More »Count Lines, Words, and Characters Easily With the "wc" Command
tar, gzip or bzip2 CommandIn this blog, we’ll explore the art of compressing and uncompressing files in bash. This is a crucial skill for who wants to optimize their file management and space utilization on their systems. Whether you’re working on a Linux or macOS system, bash provides a convenient and versatile platform for… Read More »Get Better Compression Ratios with tar, gzip or bzip2 Command
Arguments and OptionsBash is the default shell for Linux & macOS. It’s an interpreted language providing users with an interface to the OS. Learning how to use command line arguments & options in Bash is important for power & advanced users. This blog explains what they are & how to use them… Read More »Learn Bash Command Line Arguments and Options
Absolute & Relative PathsBash is a Unix shell and command language that is widely used for shell scripting and programming on Linux and other Unix-based operating systems. Understanding the difference between absolute and relative paths in Bash is essential for anyone working with the terminal and shell scripts. In this blog, we’ll explore… Read More »Understanding the Difference Between Absolute & Relative Paths
Bulk Renaming Files with a Bash ScriptPrerequisites Before diving into the topic, it is important to have a basic understanding of bash scripting. You’ll also need a Unix-based system, such as Linux or macOS. On Windows you can also use WSL2 or a Linux Vagrant Box, which is also a safe way to test your script… Read More »Automate Bulk Renaming Files with a Bash Script