Windows Stuff
The most secure Windows file system. (hint New Technology)
What is NTFS?
This Windows command lists files in a directory.
What is dir?
This Linux command lists files in a directory.
What is ls?
A popular free Linux security distribution that contains many penetration tools
What is Kali Linux?
Linux command used to run as another user
What is sudo?
A hierarchical database of all system and user information used in Windows.
What is the Registry?
This Windows command creates a new directory
What is mkdir or md?
This Linux command creates a directory
What is mkdir?
A free and open source Linux distribution for intrusion detection, security monitoring, and log management (hint - vegetable)
What is Security Onion?
This Linux command is used to display the name of the current working directory
What is pwd?
This Windows tool is used to view and manage log files.
What is the event viewer?
This Windows command changes the current directory
What is cd?
This Linux command changes the current directory
What is cd?
The Linux application used to access the command line interface (CLI)
What is Terminal Emulator?
Linux command used to modify file permissions.
What is chmod?
The name of the Windows boot loader file. (hint Win + what it does + .exe)
What is Winload.exe?
This Windows command renames a file
This Linux command renames or moves files and folders
What is mv?
This user can override file permissions on a Linux computer
What is the root user?
This Linux command provides documentation about the man command.
What is man man?
This technology was created to replace the BIOS program on modern personal computer motherboards
What is UEFI?
This Windows command displays IP address configuration information.
What is ipconfig?
This Linux command displays IP address configuration information
What is ifconfig?
The name of a running background process that does not need user interaction.
What is daemon?
In the Linux shell, this character is used between two commands to combine and execute two commands in sequence.
What is the pipe or |?