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Description: This is a short video I done about a year ago now. It is really aimed at new people to Linux/security but maybe useful for some people. http://jamierougive.co.uk


Would love any feedback or recommendations.

Tags: linux , basic , newbi , hacking , beginner ,

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Comments (8):

• typeon3 on Wed 15 Feb 2012
  
  nice vid on basic linux cmds, are you gonna expand on this and do some shell scripting and stuff ?
• Jamie.R on Wed 15 Feb 2012
  
  Hi Thanks for the comments this video was done like year ago but I do plan on doing more for my site on whole range of things. I may try do some basic shell scripting if it will be useful for others.
• typeon3 on Wed 15 Feb 2012
  
  yeah do it, you got a good clear teaching method, you sound like a londoner ;)
• Jamie.R on Wed 15 Feb 2012
  
  lol I will try do one soon my bash maybe bit rusty tho lol I am from London :)
• dge on Thu 16 Feb 2012
  
  It is a good idea for those who begin with linux and can remeber commands to others. For shell scripting, it is interesting too.
• j0k3rr on Fri 17 Feb 2012
  
  nice didnt think i would see this video on here. thanks for the video. also for people that want to learn more about linux look into the Linux+ from comptia! im doing mine online and enjoying it. cant wait to finish the course
• j0k3rr on Fri 17 Feb 2012
  
  Also a useful tip to new linux users, use the shred command instead of the rm command to delete files. shred deletes the file and overwrites the file information. a lot more secure then just removing a file as there are forensic tools that could recover the deleted file and obtain its data ;)
• Jamie.R on Fri 17 Feb 2012
  
  I wanted to add some basic video as all the video on here are really good but if you a total newbi it hard knowing where to start.
  
  The shred command is better than rm I agree and thanks for the input.
  
  I will be adding some pretty cool and in depth video once i get my new lab setup.

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