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Browse Internet with your Terminal

Terminal is very important in Linux. Yes, because without Terminal, our computers can't run perfectly. Terminal also has the (important) function. It is used to interact the user (read: you). It interact with you without the mouse. So, You may use the keyboard and the command. All programs in Linux can be accessed by terminal. In my previous articles, I was accustomed you to use Terminal. So, now Terminal can be used to browse Internet. Everything can be doing in Terminal. If you want some testimony, I will show you. First open your Terminal. Check your Internet connection. You can see the connection indicator or type this command: ping ip number example: ping 192.186.1.255 after execute this command, you will see your Terminal full with the letter. Oh... no! I can't stop this effect . Don't panic! press Ctrl+C to cancel the command. This way also apply to other. Now, we must install the package. Type this: sudo apt-get install elinks After that, try it. On your Terminal, t

How to Format Your USB Storage

Today, I'll compare the storage formating via Microsoft Windows with storage formating via Ubuntu Linux. It's very different. On Windows, we have served all every think instantly by Microsoft. Just open Windows Explorer, click right, adjust, and finish. This condition is very different with Ubuntu Linux. This is my first time, I format my own USB Flash storage. The step: First, plug the flash drive to the USB port. Second, open Terminal, and up to super user Type this: sudo -s Then, check your flash drive location. Type this: tail -f /var/log/messages After you push the enter button, there're many information about your kernel and computer's activities. From there, we can find our flash drive information root@phoenix:~# tail -f /var/log/messages Jan 3 21:54:46 phoenix kernel: [ 959.199955] scsi7 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices Jan 3 21:54:51 phoenix kernel: [ 964.200895] scsi 7:0:0:0: Direct-Access 0.00 PQ: 0 ANSI: 2 Jan

Make Your Plain Ubuntu to The Penetration Distro

Firstly, Happy new year to all. I hope this new year we will become to a new human. OK, now, talking about the new human, computer users in Internet can become a plain user, and trained user. The differences of those two users is trained user can make and change his or her computer with him/herself. Maybe everyone want to be the trained user. This is for everyone that want to be a network security. I found this on kaskus.us . The forum said that if you want to be a "gray hat" or a network security, you do not have to use the Penetrated Distribution. You can do it with your Ubuntu. First, you must download the key. Backtrack.gpg Then, open your terminal and write this wget -q http://archive.offensive-security.com/backtrack.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -ok- This command is used for add the BackTrack key. BackTrack is included in the Penetration Distribution. Open your sources.list, and add this repository deb http://archive.offensive-security.com pwnsauce main microverse macrover