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Learn Linux basics for hacking
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Module 1
Core Linux Skills & File System Navigation
1
Linux Filesystem Navigation and Key Directories
Navigate the Linux filesystem hierarchy and explain the purpose of key directories (e.g., /etc, /var, /tmp, /home)
2
Input/Output Redirection and Pipes
Redirect standard input/output and chain commands together using pipes (`|`), `>`/`>>`, and `<`
3
Understanding Linux File Permissions
Explain the Linux permission model (owner, group, others) and interpret permission strings (e.g., rwxr-xr--)
4
`chmod`: Symbolic and Numeric Permissions
Modify file and directory permissions using `chmod` with both symbolic and numeric notation
5
Managing File Ownership with `chown` and `chgrp`
Change file ownership using `chown` and `chgrp`
6
Understanding Special Permissions & Their Security Risks
Identify and explain the security implications of special permissions (SUID, SGID, sticky bit)
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