• Introductory Terms and Concepts
  • Case sensitivity
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    G E T T I N G S TA R T E D W I T H 
    T H E B A S I C S
    By our very nature, hackers are doers. We 
    want to touch and play with things. We 
    also want to create and, sometimes, break 
    things. Few of us want to read long tomes of 
    information technology theory before we can do what 
    we love most: hacking. With that in mind, this chapter 
    is designed to give you some fundamental skills to get 
    you up and running in Kali . . . now!
    In this chapter, we won’t go into any one concept in great detail—we’ll 
    cover just enough to let you play and explore in the operating system of 
    hackers: Linux. We will save more in-depth discussions for later chapters.
    Introductory Terms and Concepts
    Before we begin our journey through the wonderful world of Linux Basics 
    for Hackers, I want to introduce a few terms that should clarify some con-
    cepts discussed later in this chapter.


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    Chapter 1
    Binaries This term refers to files that can be executed, similar to 
    executables in Windows. Binaries generally reside in the /usr/bin or
    usr/sbin directory and include utilities such as 
    ps

    cat

    ls
    , and 
    ifconfig
    (we’ll touch on all of four of these in this chapter) as well as applica-
    tions such as the wireless hacking tool aircrack-ng and the intrusion 
    detection system (IDS) Snort.
    Case sensitivity Unlike Windows, the Linux filesystem is case sensi-
    tive. This means that Desktop is different from desktop, which is different 
    from DeskTop. Each of these would represent a different file or directory 
    name. Many people coming from a Windows environment can find this 
    frustrating. If you get the error message “file or directory not found” 
    and you are sure the file or directory exists, you probably need to check 
    your case.

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