Command Line Lab Walkthrough
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Intermediate
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>> Welcome to the Command Line Lab Walkthrough.
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First things first, let's open up a terminal.
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There's a hint there zsh corrupt history file.
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I wonder where that could be.
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Flag 1, the command to display etc password,
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so if we want to display it,
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we can cut it etc password and you'll see Flag 1 here.
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Flag 2, the command show all running processes, ps aux.
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Now, this may cut you off the terminal window.
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I always like to grip things.
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Let's grip flag,
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and we see that there.
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We see it in a few places flag 2.
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The third flag is the flag that deals with when,
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so I talked about crontab so you did
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crontab e and you
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can see flag 2 is in there because it's running,
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it's running process in flag 3.
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You can also do crontab l,
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and that will show you without having to edit it.
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Hidden in route,
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so if we look,
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we are in route and if something's hidden,
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we do ls la so we see the dot means hidden.
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If we cat flag,
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we see that's flag 4,
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flag 5 is that history be
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your guide and we see in history number 4 is like five.
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That is Linux, all five flags.
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We are now in Windows.
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I said, use a net on your users so net users,
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we should see we have net user 1,
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that's us, in the comments you
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find flag number 1 that's flag 1.
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Fine running services is a little tricky.
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You can do task list,
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but you have to specify svc.
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That goes pretty fast.
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If you want, you can do
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fine string flag and you see it there.
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Svc host is also called flag.
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You can also use PowerShell on this if you want.
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You can do get services, find string flag.
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Didn't like that because it's fine service,
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I think there you go flag it's on another flag,
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this one's hidden on
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someone's desktop so we can exit out of PowerShell.
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Now you don't see the PS.
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It's hidden on someone's desktop.
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Let's try User one's desktop so remember d with switch a,
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and there you go. Flag 3.
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You can also view the file contents by doing flag.txt.
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flag 3, and the recursive directory search is flag 4.
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You can go all the way down to the root and do
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dirs flag and we
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can do a wildcard here she showed us a bunch of flags.
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It shows us flag 4 in app data.
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Now if you wanted to again,
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you could do take this type flag.txt,
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that's flag 4, so those are all nine flags.
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