Ethical Byte Bender

  #nmap #network #connecteddevices #linuxcommands #kalilinux #linux #linuxserver  To get all the IP addresses available on a network in Linux (Kali), you can use the following methods: **Method 1: Using `nmap`** You can use `nmap` to scan the network and list all the IP addresses. Here's an example: ```bash nmap -sP 192.168.1.0/24 ``` Replace `192.168.1.0/24` with the IP address range of your network. **Explanation:** * `-sP` option tells `nmap` to perform a ping scan, which sends an ICMP echo request packet to each IP address in the specified range. * `192.168.1.0/24` is the IP address range in CIDR notation, where `192.168.1.0` is the network address and `24` is the subnet mask. **Method 2: Using `arp-scan`** You can use `arp-scan` to scan the network and list all the IP addresses. Here's an example: ```bash arp-scan -q 192.168.1.0/24 ``` Replace `192.168.1.0/24` with the IP address range of your network. **Explanation:** * `-q` option tells `arp-scan` to suppress the header...

 Cybersecurity Month, observed in October, is an initiative to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity and promote best practices to protect personal and organizational data. It often features educational campaigns, workshops, and resources to help individuals and businesses strengthen their cyber defenses.  Each week may focus on different themes, such as: 1. **Recognizing and Reporting Phishing**: Educating about phishing scams and how to identify suspicious emails and links. 2. **Securing Your Devices**: Emphasizing the importance of using strong passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and keeping software updated. 3. **Protecting Personal Information**: Discussing how to safeguard sensitive information, both online and offline. 4. **Cybersecurity at Work**: Encouraging businesses to implement strong security policies and provide training to employees. It’s a great time to reflect on your own cybersecurity practices and make improvements! why october Oc...

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 **fsmon** is a lightweight file system monitoring tool designed to monitor changes in a specified directory or file system. It can be used to track file modifications, creations, deletions, and other events. Here are some key features and functionalities: 1. **Real-time Monitoring**: fsmon can provide real-time notifications about changes happening in the monitored file system. 2. **Event Types**: It typically tracks various events, such as file access, modifications, deletions, and more. 3. **Configurability**: Users can usually specify which directories or files to monitor and set up filters for events of interest. 4. **Lightweight**: It is designed to be efficient and consume minimal system resources. 5. **Cross-Platform**: Many implementations of file monitoring tools like fsmon are available on multiple platforms, including Linux, Windows, and macOS. 6. **Logging and Alerts**: Some versions may include options for logging changes or sending alerts to users when significant ch...

 /etc/default/grub - add this line at the end GRUB_THEME=/boot/grub/themes/Telsa/theme.txt  sudo update-grub - then done reboot. and u r good to go. How to fix the resolution problem type c vbeinfo  or videoinfo in the second or third line u will find the resolution then reboot open /etc/default//grub/ and uncooment the below line then update the resolution #GRUB_GFXMODE=640x480 /boot/grub/themes/ /boot/grub/ - background image.png

Clone the repositoty of tbomb and run the bash file.

 To enable and use an FTP server on Kali Linux, you can use `vsftpd` (Very Secure FTP Daemon). Here’s a step-by-step guide: ### 1. Install vsftpd First, install `vsftpd` using the following command: ```bash sudo apt update sudo apt install vsftpd ``` ### 2. Configure vsftpd After installation, you need to configure the FTP server. The configuration file is located at `/etc/vsftpd.conf`. Open the configuration file with a text editor: ```bash sudo nano /etc/vsftpd.conf ``` ### 3. Basic Configuration Make the following changes to the configuration file for a basic setup: - Uncomment the following lines:   ```plaintext   write_enable=YES   local_umask=022   ```    - Add or modify the following lines to ensure proper functionality:   ```plaintext   anonymous_enable=NO   local_enable=YES   chroot_local_user=YES   ``` ### 4. Create FTP Directory and Set Permissions Create a directory for the FTP users and set the appropriate permissi...

  4.  Add the Scripts Directory to Your PATH run the script from the anywhere in the terminal To easily run your scripts from any location in the terminal, add the  scripts  directory to your PATH. Open your  .bashrc  file: Important make sure that u check your terminal shell name. After that change this 1.shebang from file #!/bin/bash #!/bin/zsh and vice versa bash Copy code nano ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc Add the following line at the end of the file: bash Copy code export PATH= $PATH :~/scripts OR echo 'export PATH=$PATH:~/scripts' >> ~/.bashrc source ~/.bashrc Save and close the file, then reload your  .bashrc : bash Copy code source ~/.bashrc