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Useful tips for the bash shell.
How to show the count of running jobs on a Linux machine with a custom bash prompt.
Read MoreInstalling and using Hydra on Linux to scan an SSH server.
How to install Hydra from source on Linux and scan an SSH server.
Read MoreWindows Terminal can use SSH now to connect to Linux machines.
How to use SSH in Windows Terminal and view Bitcoin prices instantly.
Read MoreSome very useful SSH tricks for Linux users.
How to use SSH escape sequences to get information about an SSH connection on Linux.
Read MoreVery useful Android networking apps.
A few very useful networking apps for Android.
Read MoreUse a pseudo-terminal over SSH to run a command on a remote machine.
Some very useful SSH tips when using a remote server over a network connection.
Read MoreHow to use Xephyr to open a window manager in a window over SSH.
How to load a window manager session in a window over SSH. This is yet another way to administer the system graphically over a network tunnel.
Read MoreA very good Windows SSH client for connecting to a remote Linux server.
A very useful SSH client for Windows machines to connect to a remote Linux machine and administer it easily. It even has an RDP function. Very good indeed.
Read MoreUseful SSH tricks for downloading files from an SSH server to your machine.
How to use SFTP to connect to a remote Linux machine and then transfer files easily. This is a great way to send and receive files over a Linux network.
Read MoreHow to mount a remote folder on a server over SSH with SSHFS properly.
How to mount a directory and access the files as your normal Linux user easily, this is a very useful networking tip when using a Linux server on a LAN.
Read MoreHow to use SSH to copy remote files from a server to your local machine.
This simple one-liner will copy all files into a tarball, send the compressed files over a secure SSH connection and then uncompress the files into a local directory. ┌──(john㉿DESKTOP-PF01IEE)-[~/website] └─$ ssh [email protected] -p 2222 "cd arma3/ ; tar cBf – ." | tar xvBf – [email protected]’s password: ./ ./README ./example_urllist.txt…
Read MoreHow to use X11 Forwarding with SSH on Linux.
Using X11 Forwarding with SSH on Linux allows a remote user to log into a Linux server and then load X11 applications over a network. This is very useful to load graphical apps. Here is an example. The -X parameter to the ssh utility is used to enable X11 Forwarding…
Read MoreHow to leave a command running when your SSH session is disconnected. Use the nohup command.
Use the nohup command to leave a command running if you are disconnected from the shell If you want to leave a command running if you are disconnected from your SSH session, then use the nohup command, this can be very handy. This is a good example, this will run…
Read MoreHow to use the SSH protocol to connect to a remote Linux or UNIX machine easily.
How to set up an SSH connection to a remote server, this is very useful for administering a remote machine over a network.
Read MoreGood ways to send a folder from your machine to another over a network.
This example will send the Boomsrc folder and all of the contents to the remote machine under the /home/jason/Desktop directory. This is very fast and secure. ┌──[[email protected]]─[~/Documents] └──╼ ╼ $ tar cBf – Boomsrc | compress -c | ssh [email protected] "cd /home/jason/Desktop; uncompress -c | tar xBvf -"┌──[[email protected]]─[~/Documents] └──╼ ╼…
Read MoreSetting up an SSH server is very easy.
The Secure Shell, or SSH, provides a way of running command line and graphical applications, and transferring files, over an encrypted connection. SSH uses up to 2,048-bit encryption with a variety of cryptographic schemes to make sure that if a cracker intercepts your connection, all they can see is useless…
Read MoreEasily change files on your Linux system with a simple command.
This command will change the default port for the SSH server on your Linux machine. jason@jason-desktop:~$ perl -pi -e ‘s/^#?Port 22$/Port 443/’ /etc/ssh/sshd_configjason@jason-desktop:~$ perl -pi -e ‘s/^#?Port 22$/Port 443/’ /etc/ssh/sshd_config Then run this command to restart the SSH server. jason@jason-desktop:~$ sudo service ssh restartjason@jason-desktop:~$ sudo service ssh restart This will…
Read MoreHow to detect SSH connections on your machine.
It is possible to detect an established SSH connection from your machine to a remote server. The lsof command can view an SSH connection. I am using SSH over port 443, so the connection is mixed up with a lot of other stuff that Firefox is connected to. But if…
Read MoreHow to start the SSH server in Venom Linux.
To start the SSH server on a Venom Linux machine, use this command. bash-5.0# /usr/sbin/sshdbash-5.0# /usr/sbin/sshd This will start up the SSH server and then you may connect over SSH to your machine. Edit the /etc/ssh/sshd_config file and make these changes to allow the SSH server to run and allow…
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