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The SSH server is configured to allow either MD5 or 96-bit MAC algorithms, both of which are considered weak. disable MD5 and 96bit MAC al...
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If you want to execute any command or script on a remote Linux machine, you can use ssh. Below are a few examples. The syntax for r...
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This tip allows you to run any Linux command or script just after system reboot. You can use the @reboot cron keyword. If you have a scr...
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You can use the awk statement given below to remove the '\n' from each line and replace it with a blank space: awk '$1=$1...
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Client Url : 192.168.0.193 Server Url : 192.168.0.53 Configuring Server: 192.168.0.53 ssh -L 7000:192.168.0.53:7000 -L 7002:...
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Hiding and modifying Apache server information Fortunately, such data can easily hide and modify by changing the ServerSignature and...
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We often have to administer a system that has been set up by someone else. In such a situation, it's difficult to find the correct con...
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netstat -uta
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Here are two simple commands to show you the contents of the tar and rpm files. 1. To view the content of a tar file, issue the follow...
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The SSH server is configured to allow either MD5 or 96-bit MAC algorithms, both of which are considered weak. disable MD5 and 96bit MAC al...
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If you want to execute any command or script on a remote Linux machine, you can use ssh. Below are a few examples. The syntax for r...
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This tip allows you to run any Linux command or script just after system reboot. You can use the @reboot cron keyword. If you have a scr...
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You can use the awk statement given below to remove the '\n' from each line and replace it with a blank space: awk '$1=$1...
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Client Url : 192.168.0.193 Server Url : 192.168.0.53 Configuring Server: 192.168.0.53 ssh -L 7000:192.168.0.53:7000 -L 7002:...
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Hiding and modifying Apache server information Fortunately, such data can easily hide and modify by changing the ServerSignature and...
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We often have to administer a system that has been set up by someone else. In such a situation, it's difficult to find the correct con...
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netstat -uta
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Here are two simple commands to show you the contents of the tar and rpm files. 1. To view the content of a tar file, issue the follow...
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The SSH server is configured to allow either MD5 or 96-bit MAC algorithms, both of which are considered weak. disable MD5 and 96bit MAC al...
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If you want to execute any command or script on a remote Linux machine, you can use ssh. Below are a few examples. The syntax for r...
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This tip allows you to run any Linux command or script just after system reboot. You can use the @reboot cron keyword. If you have a scr...
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You can use the awk statement given below to remove the '\n' from each line and replace it with a blank space: awk '$1=$1...
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Client Url : 192.168.0.193 Server Url : 192.168.0.53 Configuring Server: 192.168.0.53 ssh -L 7000:192.168.0.53:7000 -L 7002:...
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Hiding and modifying Apache server information Fortunately, such data can easily hide and modify by changing the ServerSignature and...
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We often have to administer a system that has been set up by someone else. In such a situation, it's difficult to find the correct con...
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netstat -uta
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Here are two simple commands to show you the contents of the tar and rpm files. 1. To view the content of a tar file, issue the follow...
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- Continuous Integration
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- Distributed Testing
- Domains
- Infrastructure as Code
- Jenkins
- Jmeter
- Linux server ssh security
- Linux Useful Commands
- Load Testing
- Nameservers
- Penetration Testing
- PHP
- Server Hardening
- SESSION
- ssh
- Testing Automation
- Ubuntu
- Vulnerabilities
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- Find out the elapsed time of a running process #pr...
- Clearing a log/text file #file
- How to check the date and time the system was rebo...
- Securing files #terminal #security #file
- To display network statistics #netstat
- To display all open network sockets #netstat
- To display the kernel routing table #netstat
- To display the kernel interface table #netstat
- Cut specific logs #file #vi #cut
- Print a file with line numbers #file #nl
- Measuring the network throughput between two Linux...
- Find your OS and distribution name #terminal #syst...
- View the contents of tar and rpm files #tar #rpm
- Find your MySQL configuration file #mysql #grep #file
- Replacing '\n' with 'space' in each line of a file...
- Comment out hashes in large configuration files
- Run a linux command after every reboot
- Connecting to a remote Linux Machine
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