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linuxfordevices.com > tutorials > linux > find-out-all-the-open-ports-in-linux

How to Find Out all the Open Ports in Linux?

2+ day, 4+ hour ago   (1454+ words) Two states get mixed up constantly. Listening means a local process is waiting for connections on an address and port. Established means a connection is active between two endpoints. When you hunt for open ports you want the listening set,…...

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linuxfordevices.com > tutorials > linux > gnome-extensions-cli

GNOME Extensions CLI??? Manage your extensions from the Terminal

2+ week, 13+ hour ago   (530+ words) If you are using any Linux distribution which uses GNOME as its desktop environment, then you should probably use extensions to make your desktop look better or just improve its functionality. We have already discussed the Graphical method through which…...

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linuxfordevices.com > tutorials > linux > burpsuite-with-firefox

Setting up the Burp Suite certificate in Firefox

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (877+ words) A Burp Suite certificate in Firefox is what lets the proxy read your HTTPS traffic without throwing security warnings on every page. Firefox keeps its own certificate store instead of using the operating system’s, so importing Burp’s CA certificate here…...

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linuxfordevices.com > tutorials > linux > md5-and-base64-commands

How to use the MD5 and Base64 commands in Linux?

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (949+ words) Two commands cover most checksum and encoding work on Linux: md5sum produces a fixed fingerprint of a file, and base64 converts data into plain ASCII text so it can travel through channels that only accept text. They look similar in a terminal…...

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linuxfordevices.com > tutorials > kali-linux > encrypted-persistent-live-kali-usb

Creating An Encrypted Persistent Live Kali USB

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (1415+ words) In this guide, we’ll go through the steps to create an encrypted persistent live Kali USB. Kali Linux is probably the most popular penetration testing Distro out there. However, due to it being a rolling release and unstable in nature,…...

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linuxfordevices.com > tutorials > ubuntu > connect-wifi-terminal-command-line

How to connect to WiFi through the terminal command line?

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (938+ words) Connecting to WiFi from the terminal matters most when there is no desktop to click through. A minimal Arch install drops you at a root shell with no GUI, a headless server has no desktop at all, and a broken…...

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linuxfordevices.com > tutorials > linux-kodachi-supreme-level-of-privacy

Kodachi Linux: A complete guide to the privacy and anonymity distro

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (1274+ words) Kodachi Linux, now branded Kodachi OS, is a Debian-based distro built around one goal: route your traffic through a VPN and Tor at once, encrypt your DNS queries and leave nothing behind when you shut down. I went through the…...

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linuxfordevices.com > tutorials > kali-linux > install-anonsurf

How to install and use anonsurf on Kali Linux?

4+ week, 2+ hour ago   (839+ words) Anonsurf is a Kali-focused script that changes system network routing through Tor with iptables. Install it only in a disposable Kali environment, inspect the installer before granting root access, and treat it as a routing tool rather than an anonymity…...

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linuxfordevices.com > tutorials > ubuntu > solved-sudo-npm-command-not-found

Fix sudo: npm: command not found on Ubuntu

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (576+ words) The error sudo: npm: command not found means sudo cannot locate npm in its own command search path. First check whether npm is missing for every shell or only when you add sudo, then use the matching fix. Before you…...

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linuxfordevices.com > tutorials > kali-linux > kali-linux-commands

Kali Linux Commands: Essential Guide for Penetration Testing

9+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1674+ words) This guide covers the Kali Linux commands you’ll actually use in real security assessments. I’ll explain not just what each command does, but when and why you’d use it in practical scenarios. Kali Linux is a Debian-based distribution developed by…...

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