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Sa article na ito ay malalaman mo kung ano nga ba ang pinakacompatible at pwede mong gamitin na OS para maging successful hacker. It only describes one Operating System and that's it.
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Alam mo ba na bago ka maging isang magaling na Ethical Hacker o penetration tester dapat ay pamilyar ka sa Linux, dahil nga ito ay ang pinakamalakas o pinakapowerful na operating system sa buong mundo. Fit na fit talaga para sa mga ethical hacking o penetration testing ang Linux dahil compatible ito sa halos lahat ng tools at software na iyong gagamitin dahil nga pili lamang na mga tools o softwares ang pwede mong magamit sa ibang OS tulad na lamang ng Mac at Windows.
Ito ang ilan sa mga distro ng Linux OS na dapat mong malaman:
Redhat Linux - Madalas na ginagamit para sa administration purpose.
Debian Linux - dinesenyo para lamang sa mga open source software.
Ubuntu Linux - dinesenyo para sa pansariling gamit lamang.
Mac OS X - ginagamit para sa lahat ng Apple Computers.
Solaris - Ginagamit sa mga commercial environments
BackTrack Linux - kadalasang ginagamit sa penetration testing.
Mayroon ding ilang mga exceptions sa isang Linux file system at ito ay ang mga sumusunod:
Directories - Files that are list of other files
Special Files - The mechanism used for inout and input. (Example is /dev)
Links - A system to make file or directory visible in multiple parts of the systems.
Sockets - A special file type, similar to TCP/IP sockets providing inter-processing networking.
Pipes - More or less like sockets; they are form a way for process to communicate with each other without using network socket.
Common Applications you can encounter in Linux
1. Apache—This is an open source web server. Most of the web runs on the Apache web server.
2. MySQL—This is the most popular database used in Unix-based systems.
3. Sendmail—This is a free Linux-based mail server. It is available inside both open source and commercial versions.
4. Postfix—This can be used as a send-mail alternative.
5. PureFTP—This is the default ftp server used for almost all Unix-based systems.
6. Samba—This provides file and printer sharing services. The best part is that it can easily integrate with Windows-based systems.
NOTE:
Some Common and Important Commands in Linux
ls: list directory contents
cd: changes directories
rm: remove files or directories
chmod: change file mode bits, from read to write and vise versa
chown: change ownership of a file
chgrp: change group ownership
screen: screen manager with VT100/ANSI terminal emulation, create background process with terminal emulator.
ssh: secure shell for remote connection
man: manual/help
pwd: print name of current/working directory.
cd..: moves up one directory
mkdir: create a new directory
rmdir: remove director
locate: find a file with in directory or system
whereis: find a file with in system
cp: copy file
mv: move file/directory or rename a file or directory
mount: mount device such as cdrom/usb
zip: compress directory/files
umount: umount(eject) the usb
df: list partation table
cat: concatenate the file
ifconfig: show interface details
w: Show who is logged on and what they are doing
top: show system task manager
netstat: show local or remote established connection
nslookup: query Internet name servers interactively
dig: dns utility
touch: create a file
nano: file editor
vi: vim file editor
free -h: check free memoryruns.
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