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Props to 🐘ilikepi@hachyderm.io for checking in with the first correct answer to yesterday's Linux DFIR command line trivia.
Let's break this down line by line:
1. The lsof pipeline grabs the username and path name of all ssh-agent sockets as well as… infosec.exchange/@hal_pomera…
#CyberCrime #Zeus 🐘briankrebs@infosec.exchange reports that one of the “old wolves” of Ukrainian cybercrime was arrested in Switzerland krebsonsecurity.com/2022/11/…
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Here's a fun #Linux #DFIR #CommandLine #Trivia question with a little #RedTeam flavor.
You find the following commands in /root/.bash_history:
lsof -c /ssh/ | awk '$5 == "unix" && $NF != "socket" {print $3, $NF}'
export… infosec.exchange/@hal_pomera…
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Apparently the most confusing part of yesterday's #Linux #DFIR #CommandLine #Trivia was my wording of the question. Sorry, didn't mean to turn this into a CISSP exam!
The basic question was can you arbitrarily set ctime and btime in an EXT… infosec.exchange/@hal_pomera…
Excited to be participating in 🐘ComfyConAU@infosec.exchange. The conference kicks off Sunday at 11am AEST. My sources tell me that's 7pm SATURDAY NIGHT her in US Eastern time. Looks like I'll be going at 7:50pm au.comfycon.rocks/schedule
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And how about some love for Brian Kernighan showing off his sexy Unix command line chops in this Bell Labs video youtube.com/watch?v=tc4ROC…
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True or false: There is no way to arbitrarily set ctime or btime on an existing file in an EXT or XFS file system. #Linux #DFIR #CommandLine #Trivia
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Despite pessimism from 🐘tliston@infosec.exchange, lots of people checked in with the correct answer to yesterday’s #Linux #DFIR #CommandLine #Trivia. The command name “awk” comes from the initials of its creators—Al Aho, Peter… infosec.exchange/@hal_pomera…
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#Mondog is for pup pics you say? This is Lucy. We should all be as happy as a dog at an off-leash dog park.
Another night writing reports. I cannot emphasize enough how important #writing skills are for many jobs in the tech industry.
The old joke in the #DFIR community applies: “Forensicate for show, report for dough.” I don’t get paid unless… infosec.exchange/@hal_pomera…
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Today’s #Linux #DFIR #CommandLine #Trivia asks where does the command name “awk” come from? Shout out to 🐘tliston@infosec.exchange who thinks you young whipper snappers don’t even know what awk is.
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The first and best answer to yesterday's #Linux #DFIR #CommandLine #Trivia comes from Linkavych:
readlink -f /proc/＊/exe | sort
The first lesson here is never be afraid to get the answers you need directly from /proc. This saves a lot of… infosec.exchange/@hal_pomera…
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This is Maddie. She was a feral kitten who got separated from her family during Hurricane Matthew. I found her in a parking lot, infested with hookworms, severely anemic, dehydrated, and starving. Danielle always jokes we should have… infosec.exchange/@hal_pomera…
For today's #Linux #DFIR #CommandLine #Trivia I want a command to produce a sorted list of the executable paths for all running processes on the system.
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Props to istar_nil for a great answer to yesterday's #Linux #DFIR #CommandLine #Trivia:
ps -ef | tail +2 | awk '{ print $1 }' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr
First off, ＊chef's kiss＊ to the "tail +2" to skip the initial header line in… infosec.exchange/@hal_pomera…
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For all you #PCAP ninjas, I feel like I should throw a shout-out to "tshark -Tfields ..." which is basically "awk" for packets. tcpdump is great for breaking down huge PCAPs. But once they are a manageable size, nothing beats tshark for extracting just the fields you need.
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I've been a #Unix/#Linux user since 1985, and arguably I may be a bit stuck in my ways. But when I think about new #CommandLine tools I've picked up recently, none of them have had the impact on my life that the "jq" command has.
Between APIs and… infosec.exchange/@hal_pomera…
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From the Linux command line, give a count of the number of active processes per user, sorted in descending order by count. #Linux #DFIR #CommandLine #Trivia
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