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How to Create a Password Protected ZIP File in Linux

How to create password protected ZIP file in linux

You can use the zip command to compress files with a password. This post helps you to create and open password-protected ZIP files in Linux. Table of Contents What is the zip Command? The zip …

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How to Recover Deleted Files in Linux

recover deleted files in linux

Recovering deleted files in Linux is possible as When you delete a file, it isn’t immediately removed from your system. The file’s data stays on the disk until new data overwrites it. So, acting quickly …

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Basic Command Line In Kali Linux

Basic Command Line In Kali Linux

The Linux command line is a powerful tool for managing files, directories, and system operations. In Kali Linux, these commands are essential for navigating the filesystem and performing tasks during penetration testing. This guide covers …

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The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) in Linux

The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) in Linux

The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) provides a well-organized structure for Linux systems, making it easier for users and administrators to locate and manage files. By understanding the purpose of each directory, you can navigate any …

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Table of Contents
  • 1. Overview of Top-Level Directories
  • 2. Understanding Key Directories of Linux
    • 2.1 /bin/ - Essential Programs
    • 2.2 /etc/ - Configuration Files
    • 2.3 /boot – Boot Files
    • 2.3 /home/ - User Directories
    • 2.4 /dev – Device Files
    • 2.5. /etc – Configuration Files
    • 2.6. /home – User Files
    • 2.7. /lib – Shared Libraries
    • 2.8. /media – Removable Devices
    • 2.9. /mnt – Temporary Mounts
    • 2.10. /opt – Optional Software
    • 2.11. /sbin – System Administration Commands
    • 2.12. /srv – Server Data
    • 2.13. /tmp – Temporary Files
    • 2.14. /usr – User Programs
  • 3. Kernel-Specific Directories
    • 3.1 /proc/ - Process Information
    • 3.2 /sys/ - System Information
  • Why is FHS Important?

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