Computer Forensics - Linux Commands
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Practice the following commands on the Linux machine, and write a report on how you used them (screenshot will be fine):
ls, cat, man, hexdump, xxd, dd, grep, md5sum, sha1sum, strings
For several of the commands, you need to practice them on some files.
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This solution explains basic Linux commands that are useful in Computer Forensics. It includes a screen shot of the output for each of these commands.
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Practice the following commands on the Linux machine, and write a report on how you used them (screenshot will be fine):
ls, cat, man, hexdump, xxd, dd, grep, md5sum, sha1sum, strings
For several of the commands, you need to practice them on some files.
As a first step, I downloaded the SSH/PuTTY client and then logged on. I have attached the screen shot below:
I have tried the following commands after logging on:
a) ls command: The ls command just listed all the folders, In this case there was only one folder images.
The screen shot is attached below:
After trying the initial ls ommand, I also tried the ls command with the following options (Mediacollege.com, n.d):
-l will give you a long listing
-a will show you ALL the files in the directory, including hidden files
-R will the ...
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