Anyone who is watching, just want to share my experience, when I've got to the questions part, it become really practically impressive how tldr node package helps in searching for specific things in the manuals. I do recommend it.
WOW! Talk about thorough and keeping it interesting. I really learned a lot in this walkthrough. I figured out most of this myself, but the man command really came in handy. Thanks so much. Excellent video.
so for question 4 on the manual pages ---spoilers-- the answer that it wants is not actually totally correct, when setting up a listener you dont have to use -p to specify the port netcat will just know that the port comes after the options, that is according to the man page as well.
I suggest next videos you record, add a little bit of zoom on the page so we can have a better experience. Great content, btw, I'm not complaining, it's for free, I'm really thankful.
The one that asked for shorthand, I just looked at some math shit which said 2 and 16 are similar because they are bot powers of 2, and I thought, hmm, maybe the answer is this... (Don't want to spoil if you haven't watched the video yet) and it was correct apparently.
Hey at least you solved it! Sometimes formatting can be a bit tricky, we're hoping to introduce new question models (think multiple choice, etc.) soon to help with this :)
Anyone who is watching, just want to share my experience, when I've got to the questions part, it become really practically impressive how tldr node package helps in searching for specific things in the manuals. I do recommend it.
i downloaded it but now how do i use it do i just replace man and say tldr then the command ?
Incredibly useful and your voice is so calming, thank you :)
Just completed this module in THM. Thanks for uploading
You're welcome!
woah, tldr is very useful..
i almost skipped this room since i'm already familiar with that, but i'm glad i didn't, there's some great infos in here
how do you download the tldr? from the command line or like a github?
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WOW! Talk about thorough and keeping it interesting. I really learned a lot in this walkthrough. I figured out most of this myself, but the man command really came in handy. Thanks so much. Excellent video.
SAME
so for question 4 on the manual pages
---spoilers--
the answer that it wants is not actually totally correct, when setting up a listener you dont have to use -p to specify the port netcat will just know that the port comes after the options, that is according to the man page as well.
Haha I love that google search history at 8:19.
Thanks :) im so happy your voice isn't annoying lmao, anywho this was very useful.
I thank you for this. Very useful!
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Why would hexadecimal (base 16) be a shorthand for binary (base 2)? those are 2 completely different notations
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Great information. Thanks!
I suggest next videos you record, add a little bit of zoom on the page so we can have a better experience. Great content, btw, I'm not complaining, it's for free, I'm really thankful.
you earned a sub buddy
I'm not able to find fuelcms on Exploit DB , anyone having the same problem ? or am I doing something wrong ??
same thing happened to me. Just put a space in between fuel cms and it will show up
Thanks man keep it uup
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NANO is the best!!! I love it!
Subbed, thanks!
Pretty awesome. My only complaint is the audio is really low. It's been hard to listen on my laptop speakers.
True
yeah, agreed, I had to use a volume booster
thank you
great but volume is pretty low
The one that asked for shorthand, I just looked at some math shit which said 2 and 16 are similar because they are bot powers of 2, and I thought, hmm, maybe the answer is this... (Don't want to spoil if you haven't watched the video yet) and it was correct apparently.
i was constantly trying to input sha512_crypt in the questions at 8:00, the answer was sha512crypt. Im crying now lol
Hey at least you solved it! Sometimes formatting can be a bit tricky, we're hoping to introduce new question models (think multiple choice, etc.) soon to help with this :)
@@DarkSec that would be fun, looking forward to it 👍
Might be a silly question but I am completely new to all of this.. should I install Kali before doing any of these
thanks
I used my raspberry pi for task 4. When I used man nc it didn't give me the listen switch.. Why is that? Why is my man page different from Kali's???
stupid question we supposed to follow along or just copy what he does
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Thank man 😐😐😐
Thanks for the video. I have a question, please. when I man fdisk, there is no -l switch. It doesn't exist.
what is the console he is using?
Tmux!
What type of hash format that password stored in?
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