
52:00
hi kimi

53:44
Hi Fergus!!

56:35
Hello Fergus

56:53
hello gangster from mars

57:13
or is it gangster of love?

57:20
F-F-Fritz

57:29
hey bud :)

57:35
But you can call me Maurice

57:53
Has role been called?

57:58
For some reason Rich's screen is hard to read. Anyone have that challenge? I wonder if I should change my resolution?

01:02:12
I love that question: What a terminal device really is: a place that has a name for you you read things from it and write things to it

01:02:24
I can see everything correctly

01:02:58
username = first 3 letters of lastname + 3 letters first name+90

01:07:46
IT != psychic

01:13:53
the CTC server room is very quite too

01:13:59
quiet

01:16:13
Is it too late to send a mugshot?

01:17:03
if you forget the username for an account you need to SU into you can look in the /etc/passwd file

01:20:57
https://www.hackerearth.com/practice/data-structures/hash-tables/basics-of-hash-tables/tutorial/ to learn about hash

01:22:03
uid=1240

01:22:25
1225

01:22:28
/home/cis90/wilnov

01:22:29
UID 1239

01:22:30
1229

01:22:30
Could you repeat what we are to do with uid thanks

01:22:32
1234

01:22:36
/bin/bash

01:22:42
home/cis90/winsha

01:22:50
1207

01:22:53
user id 1226

01:22:55
sorry just read it on file

01:22:58
uid 1233

01:22:58
1236

01:23:00
/home/cis90/monele

01:23:03
group id 1090

01:23:04
1206

01:23:06
ottlai90:x:1219:1090:Laine Otto-Rognlie:/home/cis90/ottlai:/bin/bash

01:23:07
1237

01:23:12
bash

01:23:21
1205/home/cis90/ausedgbash

01:23:23
shell==bash

01:23:23
/home/cis90/kankim

01:23:34
1235

01:23:41
1221 1090 /home/cis90/ragjet:/bin/bash

01:23:49
shell = /bin/bash

01:24:18
UID: 1227

01:24:23
1224/home/cis90/vanjoa:/bin/bash

01:24:27
what are the commands to get the UId?

01:24:41
no

01:24:42
nope

01:24:43
no

01:24:44
no

01:24:47
nope

01:24:48
denied

01:24:48
permission denied

01:24:49
I cannae do it

01:24:49
permission denied!

01:24:49
no

01:24:54
no

01:24:58
what does cat out mean?

01:25:04
no

01:25:12
/bin/bash

01:25:35
bash

01:25:46
bash

01:26:11
/home/cis90/padhen90

01:26:28
fuldan90

01:26:37
thanks. concatenate. the verb "cat-out" was new to me.

01:26:38
can't view shadow

01:26:42
that helps

01:29:30
Can we see who is trying to brute force us personally? like on our own wifi router? at comcast or wherever?

01:31:23
is there a way to check that on the opus-ii server? if so is there a command to check that?

01:31:41
I have that question too Chris!

01:32:15
must be cat /var/log/wtmp

01:32:21
like is on the slide

01:32:27
the "lastb" command does not give me the permission

01:32:28
ah ok tx

01:32:48
Im denied

01:32:53
yeah

01:33:02
we are in the wrong directory proably

01:35:48
I tried cat /var/log/wtmp and I got a screen full of putty that I had to control c out of

01:35:56
me too haha

01:36:46
what was your path?

01:36:49
type pwd

01:38:30
lab due tonight? from last week? I thought it was due last night before midnight?

01:38:31
ok so you were in the ~ direcotry

01:38:41
tonight

01:38:51
six random words will be guessable if someone knows you well perhaps - like the 20 questions game- you know a bit what your friends are thinking of or associating to

01:40:06
then pick random words--use a random number generator to pick pages and lines of the dictionary, or something like that

01:40:20
budget audit: why does cabrillo need a titan xp? because ethical hacking lab

01:40:36
what is a titan xp

01:40:43
Would you use a GPU for cracking?

01:40:45
this is like passing notes during class

01:40:53
yeah gpu hashing

01:40:54
That's more of a CPU thing, right?

01:40:59
We host space for other schools

01:41:01
Oh, yeah.

01:41:09
I asked rich that last week

01:41:12
yes, you would use a gpu

01:41:22
And the server space is rented out to other schools

01:44:01
thanks professor you just answered my question about lab 1. I thought labs were due on Tuesdays before midnight.

01:45:57
do you use 'ntpdate time.nist.gov' ?

01:45:58
@rich is verify local only to your server?

01:52:01
after we finish this class do our opus accounts get deleted ?

01:52:07
hit the SUBSCriBE button

01:54:27
does setting up a homelab with msserver that is also hosating stuff for me count as "educational use"

02:00:30
oh bother, how do we join the group on linkedin?

02:07:59
my local host won't work

02:08:00
localhost is a system name (hostname) not a user name

02:10:22
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

02:10:41
Why is it clipping off the "e"

02:16:12
is that universal?

02:16:21
or is that local to the server?

02:17:01
my debain server doesent have banner and its unable to locate a package for it

02:18:34
so will most types be located in the main intstallation folder?

02:20:14
so what do we need to memorize - how to learn these commands?

02:20:58
you will probaly memorize the ones you use alot

02:21:09
I'm making a cheat sheet in google docs as i go along

02:21:57
do we get extra credit for pollicy

02:22:07
spelling or was that last semester

02:23:35
2+2 is 4 minus 1 that's 3

02:23:41
quick maths

02:24:06
sick meemes

02:24:18
memes*

02:24:48
no

02:24:51
red is a command

02:24:53
red is a unix command

02:24:56
no

02:24:56
1: yes 2: no

02:24:57
yes

02:24:57
banner is in the sysvbanner package

02:24:58
no

02:25:02
yes

02:25:03
no to both

02:25:05
yes

02:25:06
red is a command

02:25:10
blue is not a command

02:25:19
whatis red = Random Early Detection

02:25:21
blue==not a command

02:25:22
woops in the bc still

02:25:27
blue is not a command based on 'man red'

02:25:30
blue is nopt

02:25:32
blue i mean

02:25:33
not*

02:25:35
no

02:25:37
no

02:25:39
no

02:25:40
n

02:25:42
no blue

02:25:46
no

02:25:48
nothing appropriate

02:25:50
no

02:26:27
The goal is to have a small queue size, which is good for inter‐activity while not disturbing TCP/IP traffic with too many suddendrops after a burst of traffic.Depending on if ECN is configured, marking either means droppingor purely marking a packet as overlimit.

02:28:28
why not just use PWD

02:28:30
pwd?

02:29:57
Which paths have priority?

02:35:34
is it possible to corrupt them?

02:38:40
echo is built in

02:39:33
how do i draw

02:40:51
can't get my annotation lines to work must have missed something in lecture

02:40:53
rip drawing :'(

02:41:43
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

02:41:54
To draw, you need to go to the options at the top of the window and click on 'anotate', but it's only available when Rich enables it

02:41:56
my username and hostname is too long and im lazy, can I make a shell script in my LSW (linux subsystem for windows) like upus-ii.sh

02:42:09
will an ssh command in a script work corectly ?

02:43:22
/usr/bin

02:43:30
what Jo Anne said

02:44:45
/usr/bin/hostname

02:44:45
/usr/bin

02:44:47
/usr/bin

02:44:51
/usr/bin

02:44:52
/user/bin/hostname

02:44:53
/usr/bin

02:44:54
/usr/sin

02:44:56
/usr/bin/hostname

02:44:56
/usr/bin

02:44:57
usr bin

02:45:01
/user/bin

02:45:05
user bin

02:45:09
binary

02:45:11
binary executable

02:45:16
lsb executable

02:45:18
binary

02:45:21
scrip

02:45:32
no

02:45:33
not legibly

02:45:34
no

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02:45:55
yes

02:45:58
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つyes

02:46:00
it is a unix command

02:46:00
yes

02:46:01
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つyes ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

02:46:02
y

02:46:02
yes has a man page entry

02:46:10
but i missed the cat

02:46:27
/usr/loca/bin

02:46:30
/usr/local/bin

02:46:33
/usr/local/bin

02:46:36
*local

02:46:38
usr local bin

02:46:43
/usr/local/bin

02:46:43
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ type scavenge ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

02:46:44
usr bin

02:46:49
/usr/local/bin

02:46:54
script

02:46:55
script

02:46:58
script

02:47:20
yes

02:47:45
yes

02:47:49
yes

02:47:51
yes

02:47:51
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つyes ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

02:47:59
yes

02:48:00
no

02:48:06
no

02:48:06
no

02:48:07
no

02:48:08
no

02:49:11
no

02:49:31
@rich is it possible to corrupt someone's usr/bin to make their command line inoperable?

02:49:48
like some crazy F the admin attack

02:50:18
cat

02:50:41
shift control c or shift control b for what I didn't hear that

02:54:16
is any comman dfrom the usr/bin acceptable

02:54:47
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つFEEDING ALPACAS ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

03:01:16
@Kimi shift+control+c to copy from terminal

03:03:31
tx elena!

03:08:22
sudo cp / /dev/null

03:10:09
command: echo

03:10:10
echo

03:10:10
echo

03:10:11
Command: echo

03:10:12
Command: echo

03:10:13
ehco

03:10:14
echo command

03:10:15
echo

03:10:16
echo

03:10:16
nope

03:10:17
no

03:10:17
no

03:10:17
no

03:10:19
no

03:10:21
no options

03:10:22
echo

03:10:23
yes

03:10:26
"I Love Linux"

03:10:27
3

03:10:29
+I love Linux

03:10:30
yeah

03:10:33
i Love linux

03:10:38
nope

03:10:38
no

03:10:39
no

03:10:39
no

03:10:40
I love Linux

03:10:50
ls

03:10:50
ls

03:10:53
ls

03:10:53
ls

03:10:54
ls

03:10:54
ls

03:10:54
ls

03:10:55
ls

03:10:56
ls

03:10:56
ls

03:10:57
ls command

03:10:59
ls

03:11:03
-ld

03:11:03
ld

03:11:03
-ld

03:11:03
-ld

03:11:04
-ld

03:11:04
options: -ld

03:11:05
ld

03:11:05
-ld

03:11:07
-l and -d

03:11:09
-ld

03:11:09
-ld

03:11:11
/bin /usr/bin

03:11:13
2

03:11:15
Arguments: /bin

03:11:17
/bin /usr/bin

03:11:20
/bin

03:11:20
/bin /usr/bin

03:11:20
/bin /user/bin

03:11:21
/bin /usr/bin

03:11:21
and /usr/bin

03:11:23
/usr/bin

03:11:23
nope

03:11:23
no

03:11:24
n

03:11:25
no

03:11:26
no

03:11:28
/bin /usr/bin

03:11:30
no

03:11:33
/bin /user/bib/

03:11:57
ls 0ld

03:12:13
file

03:12:14
Command: file

03:12:14
file

03:12:16
file

03:12:18
file command

03:12:20
none

03:12:20
file

03:12:20
0

03:12:20
file

03:12:21
2

03:12:21
none

03:12:21
0

03:12:24
null

03:12:25
no options

03:12:27
2

03:12:27
two

03:12:27
2

03:12:29
2

03:12:30
2 arguments

03:12:34
2

03:12:37
proposal1 timecal

03:12:37
prop and timecal

03:12:38
proposal1, timecal

03:12:39
proposal11 and timecal

03:12:39
proposal1 and timecal

03:12:40
proposal1 timecal

03:12:40
proposal1 timecal

03:12:42
none

03:12:43
n

03:12:43
nope

03:12:44
null4

03:12:44
proposall timecal

03:12:45
no redirection

03:12:45
no

03:12:47
nda

03:12:49
proposal1 timecal

03:12:53
what is a parser?

03:12:57
that is a job?

03:13:04
he was joking

03:13:10
or that is what a computer does

03:13:24
yeah, the shell does that automatically

03:13:59
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ > ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

03:14:39
does taht return the type

03:16:08
what does the $ do

03:16:25
Make you intellectually rich

03:16:32
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つgive $$$ ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

03:19:14
echo $TERM

03:20:10
theres no java on opus

03:21:14
PS1="Alpaca: > "

03:21:29
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

03:22:09
this is great

03:22:14
/n

03:22:27
/n try this PS1="༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ "

03:23:33
PS1="$LOGNAME@$HOSTNAME $ "

03:25:22
Why do we get tilde for working directory?

03:25:38
tilde is short for your home directory

03:25:48
ah thank you

03:32:52
cryptonite = \

03:39:11
capital L

03:39:15
syntax ls is capitalized

03:39:22
bash

03:39:25
shell

03:39:39
do yuou know that becasue of the -?

03:39:41
no such file

03:39:48
shell

03:39:50
shelll

03:39:54
program

03:39:57
command

03:40:01
ls

03:41:37
ls

03:45:00
oh gaawd

03:45:02
what is my pasword

03:53:19
bye everyone thanks rich

03:53:44
bye tx everyone