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Linux Basics for Hackers

Master the basics: Linux Basics for Hackers

To become a professional hacker, you MUST know Linux. Although a few hacker tools are

available for Windows, well over 95% are Linux-based, so  having a solid foundation in

Linux is crucial for anyone looking to build a career in cybersecurity. Whether you are

just starting or looking to broaden your skills, this course provides the essential training you

need to become proficient in Linux and understand its critical role in secure computing

environments.

 

This beginner-friendly Linux security course focuses on building your foundational

knowledge, starting with the basics of navigating the Linux command line, managing users, and controlling file permissions. As you progress, you will gain hands-on experience in managing networks, handling processes, and scripting with Bash to automate common tasks. You'll also explore essential topics like system logging, basic network security, and an introduction to Python scripting tailored for aspiring security professionals.

Through practical exercises and real-world examples, you will learn not only how to configure and manage a Linux system, but also how to identify potential security risks and apply basic mitigation techniques. By the end of the course, you'll have the confidence to manage Linux systems effectively and securely, making you a valuable asset to any security team.

Who is this course for?

This course is perfect for anyone new to Linux or cybersecurity, including system administrators, IT support staff, junior security analysts, or anyone interested in learning how to secure Linux-based systems. If you're looking to develop a strong foundation in Linux while also understanding the basics of security, this course is for you.

With this training, you will:

  • Navigate the Linux operating system with ease, mastering the command line and essential file management techniques.

  • Understand and manage user accounts, permissions, and file security.

  • Gain confidence in network management and process handling.

  • Learn the basics of Bash scripting to automate tasks.

  • Explore introductory security concepts, including system logging and simple network security practices.

  • Get started with Python scripting tailored for security tasks.

Join us,  and take the first step towards becoming a skilled Linux user and a valuable security professional.

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​​​​​​​​This area will focus on updating and upgrading your Linux skills.

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To begin, take a look at my article on "Why Every Hacker Should Know and Use Linux".

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1. Getting Started

​2. Finding Stuff

3. Creating, Removing, and Renaming Files and Directories

​4. Networking

​5. Adding and Removing Software

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6. Managing Permissions

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7. BASH Basics

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8. Managing the User Environment

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9. Text Manipulation

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10. Loadable Kernel Modules

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11. Linux Firewalls (iptables)

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​​​​​Also, for more on Linux for Hackers, you can now buy my book

"Linux Basics for Hackers" on Amazon and other bookstores.

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