In this article, we are going to describe “tmux” which is also known as a terminal multiplexer. It allows multiple terminal sessions to be retrieved concurrently in a single window. It is useful for running more than one command-line program at the same time. NOTE: “The main objective of publishing the series of ‘Linux for […]
Linux for Pentester: ed Privilege Escalation
Here in this article, we will introduce a line-oriented text editor command i.e. “ed” that generates, displays, alters, and operates on text files. All ed commands operate on whole lines or ranges of lines; e.g., the “d” command deletes lines; the “m” command moves lines, “t” command copy the lines and so on, therefore, now […]
Linux for Pentester: sed Privilege Escalation
This article will take our readers through all about Stream Editor (Sed), which is one of the most prominent text-processing services on GNU/Linux. In this article, we came with the brief introductory guide to sed which supports the main concern that how sed works and how we can accomplish its supplementary practice in the operation […]
Linux for Pentester: pip Privilege Escalation
The main objective of this article is to make attentive our readers for the other most expedient command from the list of Linux for pentesters. As we know apart from copying, downloading and searching task user desires other excessive operational mission i.e. installation of packages. So in this article, we are going to make you […]
Linux for Pentester: git Privilege Escalation
In this article, we will understand a very dominant command i.e “git” which is use in version control of software development for controlling source code and helps the software developer. Here I’m using the basic commands that a git can perform to learn its advantage in our mission of privilege escalation. So by knowing this […]
Linux for Pentester: cp Privilege Escalation
In this article, we are going to grasp another very worthwhile command i.e. “cp” (copy) and will cover all the basic function of ‘cp” command that a user can use. As we know this command helps in copying the file/directories from the source to destination so, in this article we will study how we can […]
Linux for Pentester: Taskset Privilege Escalation
In this article, we’ll talk about taskset command which is a Linux utility and learn how helpful the tasket command is for Linux penetration testing and how we’ll progress tasket utility to scale the greater privilege shell. Note: “The main objective of publishing the series of “Linux for pentester” is to introduce the circumstances and […]
Linux for Pentester: Time Privilege Escalation
In this article, we’ll talk about Time command which is a Linux utility and learn how helpful the time command is for Linux penetration testing and how we’ll progress time to scale the greater privilege shell. Note: “The main objective of publishing the series of “Linux for pentester” is to introduce the circumstances and any […]
Linux for Pentester: xxd Privilege Escalation
In this article, we are going to make our readers familiar with another influential command i.e. “xxd” which assist for converting any hex dump to a binary and vice-versa. So, by knowing this certainty now we will check how wisely we can make it applicable in Privilege Escalation. Note: “The main objective of publishing the […]
Linux for Pentester: CAT Privilege Escalation
Today we are going to talk about CAT command and learn how helpful the cat command is for Linux penetration testing and how we’ll progress cat to scale the greater privilege shell. NOTE: “The main objective of publishing the series of “Linux for pentester” is to introduce the circumstances and any kind of hurdles that […]