My last post was about adding timestamp to terminal in Linux. But isn’t it better to simply add timestamp to history command? This enables you to open your terminal anytime, run history command and find out when you ran which command, all without keeping terminal or putty windows open indefinitely. …
Read More »Browse anonymously in Kali Linux with Anonsurf
anonsurf allows you push your whole system via TOR network. It’s very easy to configure and possibly less hassle than setting up a VPN. Of course you will have slower connection speed than VPN as you are using TOR network. Anonsurf works in the background (you can close the terminal), …
Read More »Take picture of unauthorized user trying to access your Laptop
Did you ever tried to guess your friends password? Did you ever tried to login to your partners password protected computer? Sounds silly and childish but many are guilty of it. Most cases it’s no big deal but I am sure all of us would like to know who tried …
Read More »Add timestamp to terminal in Linux
I came across an issue few weeks back at work when I did some troubleshooting and ran some commands. When I was documenting it, I just couldn’t remember the exact time I started troubleshooting and issued those commands; I mean I even had putty logs saved for 9 hours of …
Read More »Run Kali Linux in Microsoft Azure on SSD for free
Big news for Kali Linux users, now you can run Kali Linux in Microsoft Azure cloud and that’s on super fast SSD! It seems Microsoft Azure Marketplace is adding more and more Linux distro including FreeBSD images in their repo. Just to make things better, you can technically run it …
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