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<p>UNIX Commands are usefull, because without them you will not be able to explore shells etc. I listed all commands that may be helpfull for newbie exploiters.</p>
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<p>pwd &#8211; shows actual path where you are</p>
<p>ifconfig [interface] &#8211; show interface config e.g. ethernet , wlan etc<br />
ls &#8211; lists files in directorcy</p>
<p>ls -l &#8211; lists files in directory with details like date, size, attributes</p>
<p>ls -a &#8211; lists files in directory and shows hidden files</p>
<p>For example you are actually in directory /www/docs/pub/ccbill/files so putting ls command will let you to see all files in this directory. If you want move to /www/docs/pub/ directory then you just need to put ls /www/docs/pub/ it will move you there and show all files there also.</p>
<p>cat [file name] &#8211; shows content of file</p>
<p>For example you want to check what is inside /www/docs/pub/ccbill/.htpasswd file so you simply put cat /www/docs/pub/ccbill/.htpasswd command and all info inside will be displayed</p>
<p>locate [file name] &#8211; will let you to locate file directly, when the files are found it will display paths</p>
<p>For example you want to find htpasswd file on server so simply put locate htpasswd and it will find all paths with this file for you.</p>
<p>rm [file name] &#8211; removes a file, you can also add -i to make a confirmation for deleting</p>
<p>cp [file name 1] [file name 2] &#8211; copies a file</p>
<p>mv [file name 1] [file name] &#8211; moves a file</p>
<p>mkdir [dir name] &#8211; makes a new directory</p>
<p>i will post more soon and will explain commands one by one in my next posts so keep looking for them <img src='http://www.hacking-gurus.net/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  .</p>
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