would also recomend grabbing the exploit source code by clicking the checkbox before you buy it. it doesnt cost any extra and if you happen to lose your binary file you can recompile it anytime you want. you can also alter and modify the code to be more for what you need it to do. a great source for information if one is looking to learn the coding aspects of the game.
The only reason I grabbed it like that here was just to demonstrate how it works to anyone unfamiliar with the game. I 100% agree with grabbing the source thought forsure, in future videos I will be going over some custom coded tools and much more advanced techniques!
Honestly this game goes from basic to fully advanced understanding of linux and cyber security. For anyone looking to get their feet wet, it is an amazing game that not only is fun and challenging but also educational. Once you grasp the basic concepts you can then research deeper. I would highly recommend. Then you can even install a virtual machine on your computer with a linux distro on it to practice the commands in real life! Ill be uploading more videos on this game over the next few days / weeks thank you for stopping by!
Awesome!! If you find any useful tips and tricks be sure to comment them on here! I will be getting into some basic scripting and custom tools starting with a few small changes and working up to some more advanced stuff creating a full multi tool in an easy way people can follow along and learn!
libray files can be obtained without charge using apt-get in your terminl. use: apt-get addrepo [repo address from email you got from npc] then: apt-get update then: apt-get install [name of library file]. there are some other useful apt-get functions as well. oh and make sure you are logged in as root user whenever you are using apt-get.
Yes i do that on my PC as well as my server and routers to make sure kernel router is up to date as well along chmoding permissions and firewall entries!
use cntrl+shift +c and cntrl+shift+v to copy and paste in your terminal. be careful not to cntrl+c by mistake in your terminal as this will end whatever process is running in said terminal.
would also recomend grabbing the exploit source code by clicking the checkbox before you buy it. it doesnt cost any extra and if you happen to lose your binary file you can recompile it anytime you want. you can also alter and modify the code to be more for what you need it to do. a great source for information if one is looking to learn the coding aspects of the game.
The only reason I grabbed it like that here was just to demonstrate how it works to anyone unfamiliar with the game. I 100% agree with grabbing the source thought forsure, in future videos I will be going over some custom coded tools and much more advanced techniques!
I've been looking for something to teach me basic linux commands/structure. Would this be something of value for that goal?
Honestly this game goes from basic to fully advanced understanding of linux and cyber security. For anyone looking to get their feet wet, it is an amazing game that not only is fun and challenging but also educational. Once you grasp the basic concepts you can then research deeper. I would highly recommend. Then you can even install a virtual machine on your computer with a linux distro on it to practice the commands in real life! Ill be uploading more videos on this game over the next few days / weeks thank you for stopping by!
@@Infinit3Universe That's exciting! I'll be watching and playing alongside.
Awesome!! If you find any useful tips and tricks be sure to comment them on here! I will be getting into some basic scripting and custom tools starting with a few small changes and working up to some more advanced stuff creating a full multi tool in an easy way people can follow along and learn!
libray files can be obtained without charge using apt-get in your terminl. use: apt-get addrepo [repo address from email you got from npc] then: apt-get update then: apt-get install [name of library file]. there are some other useful apt-get functions as well. oh and make sure you are logged in as root user whenever you are using apt-get.
Yes i do that on my PC as well as my server and routers to make sure kernel router is up to date as well along chmoding permissions and firewall entries!
use cntrl+shift +c and cntrl+shift+v to copy and paste in your terminal. be careful not to cntrl+c by mistake in your terminal as this will end whatever process is running in said terminal.
Awesome thanks for the tips! I always have just been right clicking. Will definitely be using that one!