Bash videos part 2
My first post on this was back on the 7th September. Since then I have made a few more videos and posted to my peertube account.
Any questions, you can e-mail me or follow me on Mastodon @zleap@qoto.org.
I am also re posting some links posts that link to the learning the BASH shell videos.
BASH Basics 1
BASH Basics 2
BASH Basics 3
BASH Basics 4
BASH Basics 5
BASH Basics 6
BASH Basics 7
BASH Basics 8
* Bash Scripting tutorial – free code camp
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#Video,#BASH,#bash#Usage,#GNULinux,#Linux,#GNU,#CyberSecurity,#InfoSec,#CodeClub,#PaigntonLibrarySTEMGroup
Networking and SSh
I have decided to republish these links as there are a few people on the Fediverse who work or are involved in InfoSec and CyberSecurity.
These videos are a starting point for understanding networking and also SSH which allows remote login to remote computer.
So next up are the links to the videos on Networking and another video on OpenSSH (SSH being Secure SHell of course.
I am reposting links to previous blog posts that looked at these topics:-
I can be contacted on Fediverse / mastodon, search for @zleap@qoto.org.
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#GNULinux,#Shell,#Bash,#Scripting,#Nano,#Editor,#InfoSec,#Cybersecurity,#CodeClub,#PaigntonLibrarySTEMGroup
NANO and Shell scripting
I have decided to republish these links as there are a few people on the Fediverse who work or are involved in InfoSec and CyberSecurity. These videos are a starting point as it is very useful to understand how to use the GNU/Linux command line along with related tools in general.
You may find the links on the BASH Basics post useful
I am reposting links to previous blog posts that looked at these topics:-
I can be contacted on Fediverse / mastodon, search for @zleap@qoto.org.
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#GNULinux,#Shell,#Bash,#Scripting,#Nano,#Editor,#InfoSec,#Cybersecurity,#Video,#CodeClub,#PaigntonLibrarySTEMGroup
CyberSecurity part 28
Series ending
After 27 parts, this series is now coming to an end.
The BASH series is going to be given a new home. In order to facilitate this, it is being re-written and will form part of a larger project.
As this is now taking up my time, it makes sense to end the and focus on the new format that it will be presented in. I am also getting some help from a few very capable young hackers with this.
Nevertheless, the new format will look better and be more useful than a video and a list of commands that are just a summary of the video.
In other news, the Tuxiversity forum and website (below) are also going to be overhauled.
If you wish to ask questions about the current series, I am available via Internet Relay Chat (zleap), as are other members of the team behind this project.
To chat on IRC, please click the link below, enter a new nickname and press start. You should be then taken to the chatroom.
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#CyberSecurity,#Series,#Ending,#Announcement,#IRC,#tuxiversity
CyberSecurity part 27
Build Your Own Linux
This looks like a really useful tutorial for anyone wanting to build their own GNU/Linux system from scratch. So this also ties in to this series as being able to build robust, secure systems is essential. A good way to do this is build your own.
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#CyberSecurity,#Data,#BuildYourOwnLinux
CyberSecurity part 26 Supplemental
Just a quick post to update the article index to include latest article(s).
CyberSecurity part 3 – BASH Basics 1
CyberSecurity part 4 – BASH Basics 2
CyberSecurity part 5 – BASH Basics 3
CyberSecurity part 6 – BASH Basics 4
CyberSecurity part 7 – BASH Basics 5
CyberSecurity part 8 – BASH Basics 6
CyberSecurity part 9 – BASH Basics 7
CyberSecurity part 10 – BASH Basics 8
CyberSecurity part 10-1
CyberSecurity part 11 – Nano Editor
CyberSecurity part 12 – Shell Scripting
CyberSecurity part 13 – Sed,Grep & Cron
CyberSecurity part 14 – System D Bsics
CyberSecurity part 15 – Networking Basics
CyberSecurity part 16– Day off- A few useful links
CyberSecurity part 17 – OpenSSh
CyberSecurity part 18 – Git & Github
CyberSecurity part 19 – Virtual Machines
CyberSecurity part 20 – Computer Misuse Act
CyberSecurity part 21 – Python Intro
CyberSecurity part 22 – Pen testing tools
CyberSecurity part 23 – CyberSecurity Courses
CyberSecurity part 24 – Functional Programming in Coq
CyberSecurity-part-25 – Open Source vs Free Software
CyberSecurity-part-26 – Self hosting
CyberSecurity-part-27 – Build your own Linux
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#CyberSecurity,#PostIndex
CyberSecurity part 26
A guide to self hosting
AndewYu has produced a really useful guide, detailing how you can set up your own website and host this yourself, from obtaining a domain, setting up DNS and obtaining a SSL Certificate,
There is a lot of really useful information here, and it ties in nicely with this series of posts and perhaps learning about writing websites with HTML / CSS for example.
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#CyberSecurity,#SelfHosting#Hosting
CyberSecurity part 25
Open Source vs Free Software
There seems to be confusion around the terms Free software and Open Source Software.
To briefly clarify this.
The primary difference is philosophy – The free software movement says we're here doing all this because proprietary software is unethical. Wrong. Unjust.
The open source movement says we're here doing all of this because we can get technically better software.
Free software
Free software, does not simply mean the software is free as in cost, it refers to Free as in Freedom and a free software license such as the GPL [2] grants a user 4 freedoms.
- Freedom to use for any purpose
- Freedom to study the software
- Freedom to modify
- Freedom to copy and share the software with others
The freesoftware movement is also therefore about philosophy.
References
1 OpenSource.org
2 GNU.org
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#CyberSecurity,#FreeSoftware,#OpenSource
CyberSecurity part 24
Functional Programming in Coq
Staying on the theme of programming and cybersecurity, this course is about Functional Programming in Coq and was mentioned on the Libreplanet discuss mailing list. It may be useful generally as a way to learn skills that can be applied to other languages or just generally.
#CyberSecurity,#Coding,#Functional,#Programming,#COQ
