Linux for Hackers: LINUX commands you need to know (with OTW) // Ep 6

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00:00 - Coming up
00:52 - Brilliant sponsored segment
03:10 - Linux Basics for Hackers // Process Management
04:39 - Kali command demo // Processes explained
08:09 - Finding malicious processes
09:22 - Processes explained
11:13 - "Nice" and "Re-nice" explained
11:56 - How to end malicious processes
15:16 - How to run processes in the background and foreground
17:58 - Scheduling processes
21:09 - Bash scripting like Max Butler // The story of Max Butler
27:00 - Keeping it simple for beginners
28:19 - Other OTW books
32:25 - Conclusion

Linux
Linux for Hackers
Kali Linux
Parrot OS
Command Line
System Processes
Malicious Malware
Bash Scripting
Background Processes
Quantum Computing
Process Management in Linux
Daemon Processes
PS Command Usage
Process IDs (PID)
Terminal Management
Top Command for Resource Monitoring
CPU and Memory Usage
Killing Processes
Sudo for Root Privileges
Apache Web Server
Running Scripts in Background
Scheduling Tasks with 'at' Command
Network Basics
Wireshark for Packet Analysis
Firewall Configuration
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and SDR Hacking
Metasploit Framework
Career Opportunities in Cybersecurity
History of Hacking
Passive and Active Reconnaissance
Software Defined Radio (SDR)

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[TheWeredude]

Having started my path to a Cybersecurity career only a year ago, these videos with OTW have made a lot of things just click. Love his delivery and knowledge.

[fixer]

Who needs cable tv when you get content like this? Thank you for the awesome content David

[Logan-vwbg]

I have OTW's book and having these 'lectures' is wonderful. David and OTW, thank you for everything you do!

[mytechnotalent]

Great to see you David and OTW again! Great Linux vid very helpful!

[SarntRoos]

Loving the videos. I think it would be interesting to see a hardware hacker on your show. There’s a lot of people who know how to use all of the fancy tools but it would be cool to see someone show us how to make hacking devices with stuff from around our house and how to connect different devices.

[swapnilshah]

Thank you so much for your playlist. Only because of your videos I started to learn about hacking, I tried to learn from others but they were teaching in hard language but here I found it easy. Thanks for keeping it simple.

[dustinhxc]

I love these videos so much! Thank you for continuing to make videos together!!! 🎉

[Banderoism]

I just started learning Linux and I really appreciate these videos. It's practical and well thought out. Thanks for this!

[savagepro]

In Greek mythology, a daemon was considered a supernatural being or power, supposedly doing stuff in the background. The MIT programmers thought demon would be an appropriate name for a background process that worked tirelessly to perform system chores. But instead of using the term demon, they used daemon, which is an older form of the word. And daemon looks better, and thus not scare Christians away!

[PS_Tube]

I adore all these OTW interview videos. These really teach us lots without much of preface. Thank you, David.

[itzdmr]

I've been going through the linux basics for hackers book and I'm almost to the end. I appreciate that OTW takes time to do these videos. 👍🏼

[ryleybulmer]

I've genuinely learned more from these videos from you two than i have from 3 months of a Cyber Security course from tafe here in Aus

David bringing IT knowledge to the masses, OTW showing us the positive side of hacking and teaching it in such a digestible way, its great content!

[apophisi]

David and otw, I ♥ you guys! Thank you SO MUCH for deciding to give us the opportunity to share the knowledge you both have. Cuz REAL GAME AIN'T 🆓!!.
It is so ungodly helpful. I'm just so appreciatve for you both taking the precious time you both have agreed to take out your day to share with us. 😢So yeah, just thank you.

[muddkipp_]

You both got me into and keep me coming back. This book came in the mail today thank you

[Streetrack]

Going through the book plus this series have really helped me get a better grasp on linux. ❤❤❤

Would love to see a Metasploit breakdown from OTW! 🔥🔥🔥

[quixy_gaming]

these videos are so helpful for me!! OTW explains it so well that even I (as a German who often has problems understanding English videos) understands it really well and comes along with it. Thank you!! (and yes I used Google translate for this comment (: )

[KasOnPc]

Always love getting the new vid notifications, getting started and feeling that flame for knowledge and interest, and honesty you and otw have been a huge part of my learning! Great work!

[panama_phat]

I always enjoy watching OTW. Really sharp guy!!
Great content!!

[nathanblair]

cant wait to get OTW cybersecurity bundle... this has been a wonderful way to learn thanks for all the great work!

[cyberteknomad]

I am really enjoying this series; I started using Kali as my everyday machine and enhancing my networking skills after watching OTW videos stating is a MUST fundamental skills for cybersecurity. Thank you David for providing these valuable information for free. I've have ask to be gifted by friends, otw books and your CCNA course to further enhance my cybersecurity foundational learning path. Would you kindly add part 5 of this series, it is not accessible. Thanks