you need to HACK faster!! (Linux Terminal hacks YOU NEED!!)

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Become a wicked fast ninja and learn the best hacks to be fast and efficient when hacking!! As a hacker or really just anyone who uses Linux, you need to know how to navigate the linux terminal FAST!! In this video, NetworkChuck will show you some amazing tips and tricks to help you become a bash shell beast, a linux terminal ninja!!

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0:00 ⏩ Intro - Becoming a super fast Ninja Hacker
0:30 ⏩ How do you get Linux?!
1:32 ⏩ Launch your bash shell
1:50 ⏩ First hack (cd hacks)
2:42 ⏩ Second Hack!!
4:52 ⏩ Third Hack!!
6:11 ⏩ Using LS
6:20 ⏩ Quick Hack for you!
6:56 ⏩ a Dark Hack - use al
7:45 ⏩ 2 Beautiful Hacks!
9:00 ⏩ Another Quick Hack
9:50 ⏩ Quick Hits
10:41 ⏩ Life Changing Hacks
12:46 ⏩ You Become a Ninja
14:07 ⏩ Log Hacks
15:08 ⏩ A Hack you did not see coming!!
17:08 ⏩ Real Time Logs
17:55 ⏩ A Hack that’s perfect for this time in the video!

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[toby-aprilseegren]

As someone who is learning linux ( and has taught myself ) thank you for taking time from your life, to share this valuable information.

[snakejazz]

Chuck's most important tip is at 15:43

[wilmerchau]

Alternatives to [Ctrl] + [A] = [Home]
[Cttrl] + [E] = [End]
The [Home] and [End] key can be found above the arrow keys

[debarghyamaitra]

2 more I would add:
1. !cmd will pull off the last command we used with cmd For example- !cd will pull off last command we used with cd
!ls will pull off last command used with ls
2. Alt+. will scroll through arguments of previous commands

Thanks Chuck for the other hacks🤩😘

[zackfox]

Hey Chuck! I started HTB because of you and I have to say it's a real game changer. I remember hitting my head against a wall trying to learn Linux 10 years ago. However, I've already done this terminal and you add so many little helpful tidbits that aren't exactly explained or presented in HTB (at least not yet). Also, the way you break things down makes more sense than when I read it most of the time so I selfishly want you to basically have a teaching series going through each module haha. Keep up the amazing work, you're the best IT mentor on here and I've been working in IT for 8 yrs (never had to use coding or significant Linux knowledge). Going for my BSIT in Cybersecurity now and I'll be watching every one of your videos!

[KensonDorei]

Ctrl + p --> previous command
Ctrl + n --> next command
Alternative to arrows keys when browsing command history

[ananddarshan]

Just some random knowledge, you can use ctrl + alt + T to launch the terminal and that way you won't be needing a mouse either. And that way we are even faster.

[NetworkChuck]

Check out hack the box RIGHT NOW:


0:00 ⏩ Intro - Becoming a super fast Ninja Hacker
0:30 ⏩ How do you get Linux?!
1:32 ⏩ Launch your bash shell
1:50 ⏩ First hack (cd hacks)
2:42 ⏩ Second Hack!!
4:52 ⏩ Third Hack!!
6:11 ⏩ Using LS
6:20 ⏩ Quick Hack for you!
6:56 ⏩ a Dark Hack - use al
7:45 ⏩ 2 Beautiful Hacks!
9:00 ⏩ Another Quick Hack
9:50 ⏩ Quick Hits
10:41 ⏩ Life Changing Hacks
12:46 ⏩ You Become a Ninja
14:07 ⏩ Log Hacks
15:08 ⏩ A Hack you did not see coming!!
17:08 ⏩ Real Time Logs
17:55 ⏩ A Hack that’s perfect for this time in the video!

[amityadav]

To Take OUT last word you can use "Ctrl + w"
To search in History you can use "Ctrl + R"
try "Ctrl + (left arrow or right arrow)" while typing in vim editor or any long command
Ctrl + Z to keep file in Background
command:- fg is for to take Background file in foreground
incase multiple files are in Background you can use fg %1 for first file and fg %2 for second file and so on

[iBerry]

Freaking love it bro! As an avid Linux User, this was like playing Jeopardy lol. I knew some things but not all.

Love your teaching style too bro. Great content!

[duscraftphoto]

Fun content as usual! I've been using the alias "nope" to clear my terminal for years ha ha. The cursor jump controls are the best things since split str's. That reverse search was one I didn't know and now I'm in love ha ha. Great stuff!

[Ben-tvfy]

I rarely feel the need to comment on videos, but just wanted to say thank you 😊🙏 some great nuggets in there, and really well delivered! Making an otherwise opaque topic very accessible, which is much appreciated

[ross.shevchuk]

Thanks a lot, Chuck. As a Linux user for decades I've found something new today

[py_world]

I have been waiting for content like this for months, now finally got it, please make content like this a bit often please.

[jeffherdz]

Chuck, " Tail -n 20 /var/log/auth.log " Will get you the last 20 lines of that file. If you use "head -n 20 /var/log/auth.log" will get you the start of the file....and 20 lines down.

[munizigor]

Please keep creating all your insightful and genuinely funny content, dude! You were really born to it. Almost an year learning and having fun here😄😄. Congrats from Brazil

[rz]

Bro, you're killing it every single time!
Great teacher,
Great stuff!

[JessieS]

I'm a Endpoint Engineer and damn it there so much new things I want to learn out there. I'm in the middle of studying for my AZ104, thereafter AWS cloud Practitioner, and then I see the Linux/hacking videos you and David Bombal are pumping out and it's like damn it more fun a new things how do I fit it all and make time for it all lol. Great Stuff like always. Thank you for putting these videos out there. 😊

[ethancohen]

Hey Chuck. really big fan here. I really love your enthusiastic teaching style. I don't think anyone else gets as excited as you about this stuff as you do and I love it.
For those of us currently in IT or looking to get in, we need to Google things all the time. there are 1000s of results.
Could you create something for us to know how to use Google modifiers and how to find a goos forum to look up answers vs bad forums? That would be amazing!

[adammcvicar]

I think a good followup to this would be the 'alt' commands. You used ctrl commands, like ctrl-u for 'Delete from beginning of line to cursor', but alt does things like "move back a whole word' instead of arrow arrow arrow, and capitalize the word, etc. (So Alt-B to back up to the beginning of a word, alt-C to Capatalize it, or alt-U to uppercase the whole word)