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In this lesson, we will use the curl utility to assess organizational security.
We are in the curl portion of the video series. This lesson is part of a video series that prepares you for the hands-on portion of the CompTIA Security+ exam and is designed to give you hands-on experience with the exam. So, what is curl.
►What: The curl command is a command-line tool used for transferring data across various network protocols.
►Who: It is commonly used by developers, system administrators, and network engineers.
►When: You'll use curl when retrieving, sending, or testing data over the internet or within a network.
►Where: Executed within a Linux terminal or command-line interface,
►Why: curl is ideal for automating data transfers, testing APIs, and efficiently downloading files.
►How: It works by sending requests to specified URLs using protocols like HTTP, FTP, and others.
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