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Linux Basics Commands for Hackers: Chapter 1 (Part 1) – Getting Started with the Basics

🚀 Video Description: Exploring Linux Basics for Hackers – Chapter 1 (Part 1) Tutorial

Welcome to my latest tutorial video where we dive into the fundamentals of Linux for hackers! In this session, we explore Chapter 1 of the textbook “Linux Basics for Hacker” by OTW (OccupyTheWeb).

📖 Chapter Highlights:

Finding Yourself with pwd: Learn how to use the pwd command to identify your current location within the Linux directory structure. Understand the significance of being in the root user’s directory.

Checking Your Login with whoami: Discover how to use the whoami command to quickly identify the user you’re logged in as, essential for understanding your system privileges.

Navigating the Linux Filesystem: Gain essential skills in navigating the Linux filesystem using the command line interface. Explore the cd command to change directories and move around efficiently.

Changing Directories with cd: Master the cd command to change directories and move through the filesystem. Understand how to move up levels and navigate to specific directories.

Listing the Contents of a Directory with ls: Learn to use the ls command to list the contents of a directory. Explore variations such as ls -l for a detailed view and ls -la to reveal hidden files.

🔗 Chapters Covered:

Chapter 1: Getting Started with the Basics
Finding Yourself with pwd
Checking Your Login with whoami
Navigating the Linux Filesystem
Changing Directories with cd
Listing the Contents of a Directory with ls
🔍 Key Commands Covered:

pwd
whoami
hostname
clear
cd
cd ..
cd ../..
cd ~
cd /
ls

🚨 Important Note:
Make sure to follow along step-by-step to enhance your Linux skills, especially if you’re interested in ethical hacking and cybersecurity.

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🔗 Resource Mentioned:

“Linux Basics for Hacker” by OTW (Occupy The Web)
Note: Pdf copy of the book available on the channel

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by HackTerminuX

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5 thoughts on “Linux Basics Commands for Hackers: Chapter 1 (Part 1) – Getting Started with the Basics

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  • Thanks for this bro, really helpful, subscribed for future updates 💥

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