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p4ss1ng g4s 1n h3r 4ss w/ my sp34r
d4n4 d03s d1ld0s @t d4 d1ld0 st0re
d1ck r4p3d j4n3 w/ h1s d1ng d4nganother great tip is how to list all subdomains on registered (not all dns servers allow this, many times you need to be on the same network, or it isn's allowed at all, but for solving you own dns issues it's a boon)
dig mydomain.com. axfr
Any admins care to share some pornographic passwords? p4ss1ng g4s 1n h3r 4ss w/ my sp34r d4n4 d03s d1ld0s @t d4 d1ld0 st0re d1ck r4p3d j4n3 w/ h1s d1ng d4ng
fuser, strace, ltrace, nc come to mind offhand.
Any admins care to share some pornographic passwords? p4ss1ng g4s 1n h3r 4ss w/ my sp34r d4n4 d03s d1ld0s @t d4 d1ld0 st0re d1ck r4p3d j4n3 w/ h1s d1ng d4ng
Are you're kidding me? If I must really share. . .most sys admins encourage their users to come up with passwords that read like 'pornographic catch phrases' written in 1337 speak as means of ensuring system security while the end-user is less likely to forget their password since it's something offensive yet expressive.
What are your favorite, but lesser known Linux commands? fuser, strace, ltrace, nc come to mind offhand.
Any admins care to share some pornographic passwords? p4ss1ng g4s 1n h3r 4ss w/ my sp34r d4n4 d03s d1ld0s @t d4 d1ld0 st0re d1ck r4p3d j4n3 w/ h1s d1ng d4ng
What are your favorite, but lesser known Linux commands? fuser, strace, ltrace, nc come to mind offhand.
lsof, ngrep, history (only found out this one a month ago after 6 years of being a sysadmin)
A better title: 9 interesting Linux commands and 1 reason to absolutely avoid CentOS.