Accidentally found out about CTF’s recently and had so so much fun working through problems with people in a hackerspace. Learning some more fundamental skills so I can take place in some more. I’m doing the problems first myself then watching your videos for advice/best practices
There are so many ways to do things in Linux, I watched someone else do bandint7 and to hide the permission denied thy did a | grep -V "permission denied". I always learn something new watching your videos.
the problem i do it when i found the file ./maybehere07/.file02 i make this : 01: cd maybehere07 02: cat < -file2 and i get a long code but thank you for the tutorial
Accidentally found out about CTF’s recently and had so so much fun working through problems with people in a hackerspace. Learning some more fundamental skills so I can take place in some more. I’m doing the problems first myself then watching your videos for advice/best practices
Oh excellent, that is great! Sounds like a good process. Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoy!
Bro THATNKS for explaining the 2>/dev/null
There are so many ways to do things in Linux, I watched someone else do bandint7 and to hide the permission denied thy did a | grep -V "permission denied". I always learn something new watching your videos.
Watching John vids for CTF is so awesome and you get to learn various new things !!! Thanks John !!! Always an inspiration
Some of the best explanations I have seen yet!! Thanks for explaining things so well!!! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for all the kind words, and thanks for watching!
Really helps my learning to see an explanation that I can follow along with. Thanks again and Kudos!
subbed! thanks for explaining :P
So find . means this current directory and find / means root or all the files on the computer?
Lovemthat you explain everything.
awesome. truly you are guru for me.
simple, 1033 answer........... just :: $ du -a -b | grep "1033"
That's a good solution, nice one liner! Thanks for watching! :D
thank you john
Does it have to be in that order, find / -size 33c -user. -group?
Good News of the Kingdom No, the command line options can be written in any order.
JW @ alright thanks. That helps big time.
my command looked something like find / uid xxxxx gid xxxxx -size 33c 2>/dev/null
thx, good videos.
Can you search for bytes with something like find - type f -size 1033c -exec ls {} \;
the problem i do it when i found the file
./maybehere07/.file02
i make this :
01: cd maybehere07
02: cat < -file2
and i get a long code but thank you for the tutorial