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I’ve been laughed at, thrown away, and ignored the majority of my life. But the computer I operate with doesn’t care, and others who operate with computers the way I do don’t care either.
Hacking is about a lot more than popping boxes, it’s about having something that some evil piece of s can’t take away from you.
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You Should Know:
Hacking isnāt just about exploiting vulnerabilitiesāitās about persistence, creativity, and mastering the tools of the trade. Below are key commands, techniques, and practices to sharpen your skills.
Essential Linux Commands for Cybersecurity:
1. Network Scanning with `nmap`
nmap -sV -A target_ip
– -sV: Detects service versions.
– -A: Aggressive scan (OS detection, script scanning).
2. Packet Sniffing with `tcpdump`
tcpdump -i eth0 -w capture.pcap
– Captures traffic on `eth0` and saves to capture.pcap.
3. Password Cracking with `hashcat`
hashcat -m 1000 hashes.txt rockyou.txt
– -m 1000: NTLM hash mode.
4. Privilege Escalation Checks
sudo -l find / -perm -4000 2>/dev/null
– Lists sudo permissions and SUID binaries.
5. Web Vulnerability Testing with `sqlmap`
sqlmap -u "http://test.com?id=1" --dbs
– Enumerates databases.
Windows Commands for Security Audits:
1. Check Active Connections
netstat -ano
2. List User Privileges
whoami /priv
3. Extract Password Hashes
reg save HKLM\SAM SAM.backup
Automation with Bash Scripts:
#!/bin/bash for ip in $(seq 1 254); do ping -c 1 192.168.1.$ip | grep "bytes from" | cut -d " " -f 4; done
– Scans a subnet for live hosts.
### **What Undercode Say:**
Hacking is resilience. Whether youāre probing networks, dissecting malware, or automating attacks, the key is relentless practice. The commands above are your foundationārefine them, break them, rebuild them.
**Expected Output:**
- A live host scan.
- Extracted password hashes.
- SQL injection results.
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