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💻 SOME COMMAND LINES FOR ANY TERMINAL 💻 1. apt: You can use it to install, update, and remove packages. For example: - apt update: Update the package list. - apt upgrade: Upgrade installed packages. - apt install package_name: Install a package. - apt remove package_name: Remove a package. 2. pwd: Print the current working directory (folder). 3. ls: List files and directories in the current directory. - ls: List files and directories in the current directory. - ls path/to/directory: List files and directories in the specified directory. 4. cd: Change the current working directory. - cd path/to/directory: Change to the specified directory. - cd ..: Move up one level in the directory structure. - cd: Change to the home directory. 5. mkdir: Create a new directory. - mkdir directory_name: Create a new directory with the specified name. 6. touch: Create a new empty file. - touch filename: Create a new empty file with the specified name. 7. cp: Copy files or directories. - cp source_file destination: Copy a file to a specified destination. - cp -r source_directory destination: Copy a directory and its contents recursively. 8. mv: Move or rename files or directories. - mv source destination: Move a file or rename it to the specified destination. - mv source_directory destination: Move a directory to the specified destination. 9. rm: Remove files or directories. - rm filename: Remove a file. - rm -r directory: Remove a directory and its contents recursively. 10. cat: Display the contents of a file. - cat filename: Display the contents of the specified file. 11. echo: Display a message or variable content. - echo "Hello, World!": Print the message "Hello, World!". 12. chmod: Change file permissions. - chmod permissions filename: Change the permissions of a file. For example, chmod 755 script.sh gives read, write, and execute permissions to the owner, and read and execute permissions to the group and others. 13. ps: Display information about running processes. - ps: Display information about currently running processes. 14. kill: Terminate a process. - kill process_id: Terminate the process with the specified ID.
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Who is a hacker ? A hacker is an individual who possesses advanced computer and technology skills and uses them to explore, manipulate, and gain unauthorized access to computer systems, networks, and data. The term "hacker" has evolved over time and can have different meanings depending on the context: 1. Ethical Hacker: Also known as a "white hat" hacker, an ethical hacker is someone who uses their skills to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses in computer systems or networks with the permission of the system owner. Their goal is to help secure and protect systems from potential malicious attacks. 2. Malicious Hacker: Often referred to as "black hat" hackers, these individuals use their technical expertise to exploit security vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks for illegal or malicious purposes. Their actions may include stealing sensitive information, causing disruption, or committing other cybercrimes. 3. Grey Hat Hacker: This term refers to individuals who fall somewhere between ethical and malicious hackers. Grey hat hackers may uncover vulnerabilities without authorization but do not necessarily exploit them for personal gain. Instead, they might inform the system owner or expose the flaws publicly to encourage better security practices. 4. Script Kiddie: A script kiddie is a derogatory term used to describe individuals with limited technical knowledge who use pre-existing hacking tools and scripts to carry out attacks without truly understanding the underlying principles. It's essential to note that the term "hacker" does not inherently imply illegal or malicious intent. Ethical hackers play a crucial role in maintaining cybersecurity by helping organizations identify and fix potential weaknesses, making systems more secure and resilient against real threats posed by malicious hackers.
Hacking is the *compromising* digital devices and network through unauthorised access to an account.