2 cool (web) things to do in Linux // Linux for Hackers // EP 8

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Welcome to Episode 8 of Linux for hackers. In this episode NetworkChuck shows how to manage web services using curl in Linux!!

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0:00 ⏩ Intro
0:57 ⏩ Use Hack The Box for their awesome Linux Lab
2:27 ⏩ setting up a one Command Website
5:48 ⏩ changing the Directories
6:50 ⏩ opening a new terminal!
10:20 ⏩ Change the port
11:52 ⏩ Talk to your website using your command line
12:05 ⏩ Using Curl (there is so much!!)
16:20 ⏩ looking at the request header
19:00 ⏩ Outro

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[akshay]

It's 4am here and i am addicted to Chuck's videos. This guys is so full of energy, I wish he was my friend in real life ❤️

[tobiascarr]

Bro you're videos make me feel (as a 31 year old dude) that I can actually learn new skills and switch in to IT if I want to... I've always felt like IT is for like 20 year olds and no matter what I do I'll never catch up, but you've inspired me to really give it a go.

[BatJeff]

I started school in 2020 to change careers and get into IT and hopefully eventually cybersecurity. After a number of hurdles, I eventually had to drop out of school after trying to stay in through lockdowns, and going back to in-person learning, financial hardships, etc. I was feeling incredibly low, but I've worked my way through the Linux Fundamentals course on HTB academy, I've made it to episode 8, and I have to say these videos are AMAZING. They've gotten me back on track to just learn this stuff on my own, and have been instrumental in getting me out of the funk I was in. Please continue this series, its amazing.

It has been easier to learn these topics from you and your channel, than it has been listening to numerous boring lectures by profs who don't want to teach.

[altogradimento]

real life = boring ; NEW video from Chuck = Enthusiasm + Motivation + new ideas to break norma routine

[rvoohhw]

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

[gabrielecafa]

I hope you feel the affection that the community gives you, you are inspiring so many people And we really appreciate that. Personally, you are my idol

[the_yugandharr]

This is some of the rare collaborations (sponsorships) that doesn't seem annoying becuase no interruptions between the video. Loved the course Chuck!

[damisirekogi]

'Go tell your mum, she'd be proud of ya', is the funniest thing I've heard all month

[meagan]

Amazing content. You have literally saved me in my Network Engineering and Security Analysis course. Im in my 4th of 6 semesters and because of Covid and Canada still being dumb with these lock downs, I have not been taught in person once only online. But those videos and lectures are the absolute worst way to learn and it is almost like they are not capable of teaching the material. But you on the other hand are an amazing teacher and I understand the content and I walk actually more informed. Thank you

[jasontechlord]

Loving the return to learning! That's one ethical hacking of Youtube complete.

[justinalqaysi]

Thank you Chuck, Recently learned how to install and use Cockpit, kinda similar to the Web tutorial .

[dragonsage]

Great episode, ironically I spent yesterday learning how to do exactly this with Python, and some other things..
I felt transported back to 1996 looking at directory listing web servers.. does anyone else remember using lynx web browser!?
Awesome content Chuck!
Thank you!

[aidanharan]

You've really inspired me Chuck I'm grateful I'm 14 years old and is now building a website and learning cyber security off you!

[dileepaozi]

Hay NetworkChuck I am a huge fan of your channel and really like the way you explain things and like to mention few network related stuff for your future video creations, some of the topic were briefly discussed in your videos too.
1. Installing and configure Web Server from scratch preferbally Apelchi
2. Configure SSH server
3. Install FTP server and configure it's security
3. Firewall configuration and tweaks for best practices (iptables, ufw or any other)
4. Using CURL and Postman

[flukeylizard]

Had some great fun playing with this in Linux looking forward to episode 9

[RhysBartley]

Whenever you’re in the terminal it’s obvious you have a network engineer background by how many times you hit return on a blank screen.

[benjaminagee]

I love your videos because you explain it in a easy way like how it said “server listen” you said that it is only going to listen and get requests if you say stuff/request stuff on port 8080. I feel like I’m going to a collage at my age (11). Thanks Man keep it up.

[arlex]

This guy just motivated me to get into linux and software development
I wish everyone could watch your videos and get the same great inspiration.
Thanks for your content 🙏🏾 🙌

[austinkowalczyk]

WOW!! This series is soooo good Ive been watching since it started!! Thank you keep it

[depends]

Thank you again for the amazing videos. I cannot wait to watch everything past the fundamental stuff.

Right now I need to go break my Kali VM and try to put it back together again.

Keep up the great work.