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Linux Kodachi3 un SO seguro anti forense anónimo y fácil de usar

Linux Kodachi3 un SO seguro anti forense anónimo y fácil de usar Linux Kodachi es un sistema operativo basado en Debian 8.6 con un escritorio ligero XFCE que pretende ser lo m�s seguro, anti-forense y an�nimo posible, siendo a la vez muy f�cil de usar. Todo lo que hay que hacer es arrancarlo mediante una unidad externa (dispositivo USB, tarjeta SD o CD/DVD) y tendremos un sistema operativo funcionando con conexi�n VPN + conexi�n Tor y servicio DNScrypt. En principio no requiere ninguna configuraci�n o conocimiento de Linux. El sistema operativo se carga en RAM por lo que una vez que se apague el PC no se dejar� ning�n rastro eliminado todas las actividades del usuario. Es libre bajo licencia Apache License 2.0 y de c�digo abierto y sus caracter�sticas principales son: - VPN, Tor y DNScrypt. - Truecrypt � keepass � Secure cloud y mucho m�s - Generador de direcciones MAC aleatorias - RAM Wiping en el reinicio/apagado - Navegador Tor - Pidigin Messenger - Carteras Bitcoin y Litecoin - Opc...

Merubah Tampilan Linux Ubuntu 15 04 Menjadi MacOS

Merubah Tampilan Linux Ubuntu 15 04 Menjadi MacOS Saya akan merubah tampilan, icon dan lain nya,  di Linux Ubuntu 15.04 saya  menjadi MacOs, seperti yang kita ketahuai bahwa, tampilan seperti mac Os itu sangat bagus, cantik dan elegan. langsung saja. Alat-alat yang harus di persiapkan. 1. Laptop 2.Os Linux Ubuntu 15.04 3. Install Os Linux Ubuntu kita di Leptop 4. Buka Terminal 5. Mulai baca Bismillah dan ketik perintah nya di terminal Ketikan perintah ini di terminal sudo add-apt-repository ppa:noobslab/themes sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install mbuntu-y-ithemes-v5 sudo apt-get install mbuntu-y-icons-v5 Untuk menguninstall nya ketik perintah cd /usr/share/icons/mac-cursors && sudo ./uninstall-mac-cursors.sh sudo apt-get remove mbuntu-y-icons-v5 mbuntu-y-ithemes-v5 Selanjut nya install slingscold tapi kalau tidak mau di install juga tidak apa-apa sudo add-apt-repository ppa:noobslab/apps sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install slingscold Kalau ingain menggunakan ...

Linux sandbox

Linux sandbox I am trying to build an evaluation system for algorithmic problems. The user will have to solve a  problem which receives its input data through standard input and prints a solution to standard out. The goal is to solve the given problem within some predefined memory and time constraints. When a user thinks he solved a problem, he submits it for evaluation. There are two problems when evaluating users source code: Execution of the compiled source code must be done in an isolated way (jailing the application), such that the executable cant harm the host (operating system that is running user process). There are several ways how the process could harm the host: use all available memory or disk space, exceed maximum number of threads or processes on the system (or other kernel structures), run for a very long time (infinite loop), access files it isnt supposed to (maybe a solution file). Measuring the resources that the application used during its execution, such as time...

LINUX Format USB Drive in the Terminal

LINUX Format USB Drive in the Terminal 1. Insert your USB drive into your system. 2. Open the terminal. (CTRL + ALT + T) 3. Look for the USB drive you want to format, by running: df The command above will display the directory path of your various drives. Take note of the drive you wish to format. In this tutorial, the name of the drive am going to format is  Seth  and its path under the filesystem is  /dev/sdc1 . NOTE: if df can not  list your usb drive you can use the following command:   dmesk | tail 3. Unmount drive using the syntax below: with root administrator : umount /dev/sdc1 4. Now run this command to format drive to fat32 : mkfs.vfat -n Ubuntu -I /dev/sdc1 Understanding the above command mkfs mkfs is used to build a Linux filesystem on a device, usually a hard disk partition. The device argument is either the device name (e.g. /dev/hda1, /dev/sdb2), or a regular file that shall contain the filesystem. The size argument is the nu...

Linux How to assign directory to user group

Linux How to assign directory to user group A week ago, I created a directory by terminal as user root. Today I logged in as normal user and opened this directory but it said that I dont have permission. Here is the way to grant permissions for user to read and write on this directory. Data in this example: - Directory name " Programming "; - New user group name " newGroup " - Current login user name " approved " Step 1: Login as root su Step 2: Create new user group groupadd newGroup Step 3: Add current user to newGroup usermod -a -G newGroup approved Step 4: List all users of newGroup and make sure it contains approved grep Programming /etc/group Step 5:  Make newGroup as a owner of Programming chown -hR root:newGroup Programming  Step 6: Grant permission for this group chmod -R 777 Programming Thats it  ^_^ Source: https://askubuntu.com/questions/487527/give-specific-user-permission-to-write-to-a-folder-using-w-notation https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how...

Linux Sleuthing is Born!

Linux Sleuthing is Born! Im moving my content from slo.sleuth.googlepages.com to this blog to make updating and searching for old content easier. Hopefully, Ill even post more often and get some good feedback from the community! download  file  now