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Networking is the language every SOC Analyst needs to speak.
Day 41/90 ✅
Revised:
OSI Model
TCP/IP
TCP vs UDP
IPv4 vs IPv6
DNS, DHCP & NAT
Network devices
Common ports & protocols
Finished with Ubuntu networking practicals.
#SOCAnalyst #Networking #90DaysOfCybersecurity
Day 65 of #90DaysOfCyberSecurity
File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
We learned about FTP and how to establish connections between the client and the server side in order to transfer files between them.
Day 64 of #90DaysOfCyberSecurity
The top Command.
This command is used to show the active Linux processes.
We learned how to use the top command and the different syntax to carry out tasks with the top command.
Day 63 of #90DaysOfCybersecurity
The At Command
The at command allows us to run scheduled jobs in Linux.
The at command is especially useful when system resources like memory are crucial for running programs.
Day 62 of #90DaysOfCyberSecurity
The crontab command
The crontab is a list of commands that you want to run on a regular schedule, and also the name of the command used to manage that list.
Day 60 of #90DaysOfCyberSecurity
The ps command
The ps command is used for viewing information related to the processes on a system which stands as an abbreviation for “Process Status”.
Day 59 of #90DaysOfCyberSecurity
The systemctl Command
systemctl is used to examine and control the state of “systemd” system and service manager.
systemd is a system and service manager for Unix-like operating systems (most of the distributions, not all).
Day 58 of #90DaysOfCyberSecurity
The sed Command
Sed is short for stream editor and it can be used to filter and modify texts. It is often used with text files to change things within text files
The sed command be used with different symbols apart from (/) such as (.) and (|)
Day 57 of #90DaysOfCyberSecurity
The Awk Command
It is called the awk command but is more of a scripting language that can be used to do a variety of things in the Linux terminal.
Day 56 of #90DaysOfCyberSecurity
Sort/Uniq command
The sort command in Linux is used to sort a file, arranging the records in a particular order.
The uniq command finds the unique lines in a given input and either reports or removes the duplicated lines, and is used with sort
Day 55 of #90DaysOfCyberSecurity
The grep command
The grep command is used to search for strings in a file on Linux.
We used the command with other options such as the
🔹Count option
🔹Case-sensitive option
🔹Reverse matching option
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