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Create File Sharing Cloud Server In Termux (Part of ethical hacking in TERMUX)
Dependency :
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👉 VI / Nano text editor
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📌 Most Used (Text editor) Commands by Sys ADMIN
⚡ The Most powerful text editor in linux VIM text Editor
💎 Things we are going to learn:
- Quick Navigation
- Text Replacement
- Find match
- Jump to line number
- Highlight match
- Deleting lines
- Enable Line number
more....
🔹 Replace Text in Vi/Vim 📝
✅ Replace first occurrence in a line:
:s/old_text/new_text/
✅ Replace all occurrences in a line:
:s/old_text/new_text/g
✅ Replace in the entire file:
:%s/old_text/new_text/g
✅ Replace with confirmation:
:%s/old_text/new_text/gc
✅ Replace in specific lines (e.g., 10-20):
:10,20s/old_text/new_text/g
✅ Replace using regex (e.g., digits → NUMBER):
:%s/[0-9]/NUMBER/g
✅ Replace text containing / using # as a delimiter:
:%s#path/to/old#path/to/new#g
✅ Find a match
/match
✅ Jump to next match
n
✅ Jump to previous match
N
✅ Enable Search Highlighting
:set hlsearch
🔄 Disable Highlighting
:nohlsearch
✅ Search and Highlight a Word
/word
✅ Delete a Single Line
10d
🔄 Delete Multiple Lines from the Current Position
5dd
🔥 Delete All Lines
:%d
✅ Temporarily Enable Line Numbers
:set number
❌ Disable Line Numbers
:set nonumber
🔄 Enable Relative Line Numbers (Useful for navigation)
:set relativenumber
🚀 Make Line Numbers Permanent
To enable line numbers every time Vim starts, add this to your ~/.vimrc:
set number
🏷️ Delete a Range of Lines
10,20d
📷 Delete the Current Line
dd
⚡ Undo changes (deletion)
[ESC]+u
🔁 Redo an Undo
ctrl + r
✅ Copy a Specific Line (10th line)
:10y
✅ Paste last copy (This pastes below the cursor, P above the cursor)
[ESC] + p
✅ Copying the Current Line
:yy
⚡ To copy lines 10 to 20, use
:10,20y
⚡ Add 5 lines
(- O 5 lines after existing line
- o 5 lines before the existing line)
ESC 5O ESC
ESC 5o ESC
🔹 Jump to Specific Lines number
🔸 Jump to line 50: :50
🔸 Jump to first line: :1
🔸 Jump to last line: :$
🔸 Open a file at line 100:
vi +100 file.txt
💡 Use Vi/Vim tricks and boost your efficiency! 🚀
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🍓 Useful Linux Commands for Managing Users, Directories, System Operations, and Logs
🍓 Create a Directory Without a Name
To create a directory without a name, use the following command:
$ mkdir /tmp/" "
-name (Ignore - with --)
To create a directory with -name (and ignore any potential conflicts with command options), use:
$ mkdir -- "-name"
useradd username- adduser: A higher-level command with more interactive prompts, but not available on all distributions. It simplifies the user creation process with default settings. Example:
adduser username🍓 Create a Group You can create a group using either of these commands: - groupadd: Available on all Linux systems, but it is not as interactive. Example:
groupadd groupname- addgroup: More interactive and shows output to confirm actions. Example:
addgroup groupname🍓 Change Password To change a user's password, use the
passwd command:
$ passwd username🍓 Delete User You can delete a user with: - userdel: Deletes a user and their files (use
-r to also delete the user's home directory).
Example:
userdel -r username
deluser username🍓 Switch User To switch users in the terminal: - su user: Switch to the user, but keep your current home directory. Example:
su username- su - user: Switch to the user and load their
.profile, changing the home directory to theirs.
Example:
su - username🍓 Top 10 Changes After Creating a User with
useradd
1. /etc/passwd: Contains information related to the user.
2. /etc/shadow: Stores the user's password in an encrypted form.
3. /etc/group: Creates a group associated with the user's name.
4. /etc/gshadow: Stores the group’s password.
5. /home/username: Creates the user's home directory.
6. /etc/security: Specifies the limits for users, such as restricting access to other users' files in /home/.
7. /var/spool/mail/username: Creates a mailbox for the user.
8. /etc/skel: The skeleton directory where files shared with new users can be stored.
9. PATH: The echo $PATH command gives access to system paths to run commands.
10. Syscall: When a user executes a command, the kernel executes a system call to return the required data.
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*Note: This guide is for educational purposes only. Proceed with caution. Do not attempt on your primary system, as it may cause data loss. Always use a legitimate license and practice on a virtual machine.*
### Steps to Reset Windows 10 Password Using Ubuntu
1. Insert a Live USB and Boot into the System
Insert a live USB (Kali Linux or Ubuntu) and boot your system to access the root shell.
2. Identify the Windows Partition
Use the following command to list all available partitions:
$ lsblkLocate the Windows partition (typically
/dev/sda1).
3. Mount the Windows Partition
Create a mount point and mount the Windows partition:
$ sudo mkdir /mnt/windows $ sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/windows4. Backup and Replace Utility Files Navigate to the
System32 directory where the utility files are located:
$ cd /mnt/windows/Windows/System32
utilman.exe file:
sudo cp utilman.exe utilman.exe.bak
sethc.exe with cmd.exe:
sudo cp cmd.exe sethc.exe
sudo umount /mnt/windows
sudo reboot
demo with the username and 123456 with the new password):
$ net user demo 123456
🔑 Resetting Windows 10 Password Using Kali Linux/Ubuntu Live OS
*Note: This guide is for educational purposes only. Proceed with caution. Do not attempt on your primary system, as it may cause data loss. Always use a legitimate license and practice on a virtual machine.*
### Steps to Reset Windows 10 Password Using Ubuntu
1. Insert a Live USB and Boot into the System
Insert a live USB (Kali Linux or Ubuntu) and boot your system to access the root shell.
2. Identify the Windows Partition
Use the following command to list all available partitions:
bash $ lsblkLocate the Windows partition (typically
/dev/sda1).
3. Mount the Windows Partition
Create a mount point and mount the Windows partition:
bash $ sudo mkdir /mnt/windows $ sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/windows4. Backup and Replace Utility Files Navigate to the
System32 directory where the utility files are located:
bash
$ cd /mnt/windows/Windows/System32
utilman.exe file:
bash
sudo cp utilman.exe utilman.exe.bak
sethc.exe with cmd.exe:
bash
sudo cp cmd.exe sethc.exe
bash
sudo umount /mnt/windows
bash
sudo reboot
demo with the username and 123456 with the new password):
bash
$ net user demo 123456
List of the most useful
curl commands!
🎯 Most Useful curl Commands for Downloading and Interacting with URLs
(With Emoji for Better Understanding)
# 1️⃣ Basic GET Request
Use curl to fetch the content of a URL.
curl https://example.com# 2️⃣ Save to a File Use
-o to save the downloaded content to a file.
curl -o filename.html https://example.com
-I to only fetch the response headers.
curl -I https://example.com
-L to follow redirects (if the URL redirects you).
curl -L https://example.com
-C to resume a partially downloaded file.
curl -C - -O https://example.com/largefile.zip
-# to show a progress bar during download.
curl -# -O https://example.com/largefile.zip
-o to download and save a .torrent file.
curl -o ubuntu-22.04.iso.torrent https://releases.ubuntu.com/22.04/ubuntu-22.04.5-live-server-amd64.iso.torrent
-X POST to send data to a server (e.g., form submission).
curl -X POST -d "username=user&password=pass" https://example.com/login
-H to add custom headers to your request.
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer TOKEN" https://api.example.com/data# 🔟 Make a PUT Request Use
-X PUT to send data to update a resource.
curl -X PUT -d '{"name": "John"}' -H "Content-Type: application/json" https://example.com/update
-u to pass authentication credentials.
curl -u username:password https://example.com# 1️⃣1️⃣ Save Cookies Use
-c to save cookies to a file.
curl -c cookies.txt https://example.com
-b to send cookies from a saved file.
curl -b cookies.txt https://example.com
--limit-rate to limit download speed.
curl --limit-rate 100K -O https://example.com/largefile.zip
-v for verbose output (request and response details).
curl -v https://example.com
-H and -d to send data as JSON.
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"key": "value"}' https://example.com/api
-k or --insecure to skip SSL certificate verification (not recommended for production).
curl -k https://example.com
--max-time to limit the total request time.
curl --max-time 10 https://example.com
-O to download multiple files at once.
curl -O https://example.com/file1.zip -O https://example.com/file2.zip
-I to fetch only headers for a URL.
curl -I https://example.com
-x to route your request through a proxy.
curl -x proxy.example.com:8080 https://example.com
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🚀 Install QEMU and Run Ubuntu CLI in Termux! 🐧
Want to run Ubuntu right from your Android device using Termux? Let’s set up QEMU — a powerful emulator — step by step! 🔥
📦 Step 1: Update Termux Packages
First, keep everything up-to-date!
pkg update && pkg upgradepkg install qemu-systemqemu-system-x86_64 --versioncurl -O https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/focal/current/focal-server-cloudimg-amd64.imgqemu-img create -f qcow2 ubuntu.qcow2 10Gqemu-system-x86_64 \
-cpu host \
-m 2048 \
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✅Browser-based attacks: Some websites run JavaScript miners directly in a visitor’s browser, using their CPU without consent.
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How to prevent:
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🔥 Mastering ncdu (NCurses Disk Usage) in Linux 🚀
1. Fast disk scanning
2. Interactive navigation
3. Easy identification of large files
4. Efficient handling of large directories
5. Direct file deletion from interface
Note: Highlite and press d to delete the file eating space on your disk.
⚡ Display disk usage of a directory
ncdu /path/to/directory
⚡ Start ncdu in the current directory
ncdu
⚡ Show disk usage including all subdirectories
ncdu -x /path/to/directory
This option prevents ncdu from scanning mounted file systems.
⚡ Exclude specific directories or files from the scan
ncdu --exclude /path/to/exclude
⚡ Display total usage in human-readable format
ncdu -h /path/to/directory
The -h option shows file sizes in a human-readable format (KB, MB, GB).
⚡ Show the largest directories and files first
ncdu -r /path/to/directory
This shows the directories and files sorted by their size.
⚡ Delete files or directories interactively
ncdu -x /path/to/directory
Use the arrow keys to navigate and delete unwanted files directly from the interface.
⚡ Scan a directory and its subdirectories in a specific depth level
ncdu -d 2 /path/to/directory
The -d flag limits the depth of the directory tree being scanned (in this case, depth 2).
⚡ Show disk usage for directories in a particular file system
ncdu -f /path/to/directory
Use this flag to scan only files within a specific file system.
⚡ Display file and directory sizes in bytes
ncdu -b /path/to/directory
⚡ Scan and show the output in JSON format
ncdu -o output.json /path/to/directory
This saves the output to a JSON file, which can be used for further analysis.
⚡ Show directory usage with sorted output
ncdu -S /path/to/directory
This option sorts directories and files by size when displaying results.
⚡ View ncdu interface with keyboard shortcuts
ncdu
Use ? for help, q to quit, Enter to drill down, d to delete a file.
⚡ Scan and exclude directories larger than a given size
ncdu --max-size=100M /path/to/directory
This excludes directories larger than 100MB from the scan.
⚡ Display the results in a more compact view
ncdu -s /path/to/directory
This shows only the summary of directory sizes, without listing all individual files.
🌟 Additional Options:
⚡ -h: Show file sizes in human-readable format (KB, MB, GB).
⚡ -x: Limit the scan to one file system.
⚡ -r: Recurse into subdirectories and show sorted output.
⚡ -d: Limit the depth of directory scanning.
⚡ -b: Display sizes in bytes.
⚡ -S: Sort directories and files by size.
⚡ -o: Output scan result to a JSON file.
💡 Pro Tip: ncdu is a fantastic tool for quickly identifying large files and directories and managing disk space effectively, all through a user-friendly interface.
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aria2c Use this to store logs of your download sessions for debugging, resuming or tracking purposes.
⚡ Download from a password-protected site (HTTP/FTP)
Provide authentication details to download from a protected URL.
👉 aria2c --http-user=username --http-passwd=password https://example.com/file.zip
Comment: This allows you to authenticate when downloading from websites that require login credentials.
⚡ Run downloads in the background (detached mode)
Download files in the background, allowing you to use the terminal for other tasks.
👉 aria2c -D https://example.com/file.zip
Comment: This option allows you to run the command in detached mode (background) so that you can continue using the terminal for other tasks.
⚡ Set file download retries
Specify the maximum number of retries for individual files.
👉 aria2c --retry-wait=5 --max-tries=3 https://example.com/file.zip
Comment: The --retry-wait option defines the waiting period between retries, and --max-tries specifies the maximum number of retries.
⚡ Enable verbose output (show detailed logs)
Show detailed output for debugging or tracking.
👉 aria2c -v https://example.com/file.zip
Comment: The -v flag is useful for troubleshooting download issues by providing verbose output.
⚡ Set user-agent string
Specify a custom user-agent string for the request.
👉 aria2c --user-agent="Mozilla/5.0" https://example.com/file.zip
Comment: This is useful for downloading files from websites that check the user-agent string, like simulating a browser download.
⚡ Download from Metalink
Download files using a Metalink file, which supports multiple mirrors.
👉 aria2c file.metalink
Comment: Metalink is a popular format for downloading files from multiple mirrors. This ensures faster downloads with greater reliability.
⚡ Download a file with URL rewriting
Rewrite URLs dynamically (useful for servers that require special headers).
👉 aria2c --header="X-Custom-Header: value" https://example.com/file.zip
Comment: With --header, you can add custom HTTP headers (like User-Agent or Authorization) to the request.
⚡ Download from FTP server with passive mode
Set FTP to passive mode for downloading.
👉 aria2c --ftp-pasv ftp://example.com/file.zip
Comment: FTP passive mode is useful when you're behind a firewall or NAT (Network Address Translation).
⚡ Limit the number of download connections per server
Specify the number of connections to use for each server.
👉 aria2c -x 8 --max-connection-per-server=4 https://example.com/file.zip
Comment: The --max-connection-per-server option limits the number of connections made to each server. Adjust this for optimal server performance.
🌟 Additional Options:
-h: Display help (usage information).
--version: Show the version of aria2c.
💡 Pro Tips:
Combine aria2c with cron jobs or shell scripts to automate downloads. 🗓️
Use the -j option wisely — too many parallel downloads can overwhelm your server or connection. ⚡
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🚀 Linux Command of the Day: fmt 🎯
Tired of messy, unformatted text in Linux? Say hello to fmt
— your secret weapon for clean, well-aligned paragraphs and perfectly wrapped lines! 🧹✨
Let’s break it down! ⬇️
🔧 Basic Usage:
fmt [options] [file...]
📏 Key Options:
1️⃣ Set Line Width (default: 75 characters):
➡️ Wrap lines at 80 characters:
fmt -w 80 filename
🎯 Keeps your text neat and tidy!
2️⃣ Split Long Lines Only:
➡️ Break long lines but leave short ones alone:
fmt -s filename
✂️ Great for preserving paragraph flow!
3️⃣ Ensure Uniform Spacing:
➡️ Collapse extra spaces and maintain clean sentence gaps:
fmt -u filename
🔥 Removes clutter for crisp formatting!
4️⃣ Format Text from Another Command:
➡️ Pipe and format on the go:
echo "This is a very long line that needs to be wrapped." | fmt -w 40
📐 Perfect for real-time cleanups!
5️⃣ Format Multiple Files at Once:
➡️ Process multiple text files:
fmt file1.txt file2.txt
📚 Batch formatting like a pro!
💡 Pro Tip: Want to back up your file before formatting?
cp file.txt file.bak && fmt -w 80 file.txt
✅ Keep your original safe while working on the polished version!
✨ Why use fmt?
Because clean code and text go hand in hand. Whether it’s Markdown files, shell outputs, or documentation — your text should look as sharp as your designs! 🎨
🔥 Which Linux command should we tackle next?
Drop your suggestions in the comments! ⬇️
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