Linux: This Book Includes 4 Manuscripts. The Underground Bible to the unix operating System with Tools On Security and Kali Hacking to Understand Computer Programming, Data Science and Command Line

Document Outline

• Linux for Beginners
• Introduction
• Linux File System Structure
• Links
• The Path
• Chapter 1: Basic Operating System Concepts
• Chapter 1: Basic Operating System Concepts
• The Concept Of The Operating System, Its Purpose, And Function
• Classification Of Modern Operating Systems
• Functional Components Of Operating Systems
• I / O Management
• File Management And File Systems
• Network Support
• Data security
• User Interface
• Conclusions
• Chapter 2: Operating System Architecture
• Chapter 2: Operating System Architecture
• Basic Concepts Of Operating System Architecture
• System Kernel - Privileged Mode And User Mode
• Implementation Of Operating System Architecture
• Monolithic Systems
• Multilevel Systems
• Micronucleus Systems
• The Concept Of Virtual Machines
• Architecture Features: UNIX and Linux
• The Purpose Of The Linux Kernel And Its Features
• Kernel Modules
• Features Of System Libraries
• User Application
• Installation
• System Configuration
• Conclusions
• Chapter 3: Process and Flow Management
• Basic concepts of processes and flows
• Process and Flow Models
• Process and Flow Components
• Process And Flow States
• Description Of Processes And Flows
• Managing Process And Flow Blocks
• Process And Flow Images
• Creating and Completing Processes and Threads
• Managing Address Space When Creating Processes
• Run The Application With One System Call
• Features Of Process Completion
• Synchronous And Asynchronous Execution Of Processes
• Creating and Completing Streams
• Features Completion Streams
• Managing Processes In UNIX and Linux
• Identification Information And Process Security Attributes
• Process Control Unit
• Creation Process
• Completing The Process
• Waiting For Process To Complete
• 5/3 7 Alerts
• Types Of Signals
• Layout Of Signals
• Signal Blocking
• Setting The Signal Layout
• Signal Generation
• Organization Of Asynchronous Execution Of Processes
• Managing Threads in Linux
• The Disadvantages Of Traditional Multitasking Support For Linux
• Linux Kernel Threads
• The Flow Management Software Interface
• Completion of POSIX Streams
• Waiting For Completion Of Threads
• Conclusions
• Chapter 4: Process and Flow Planning
• Chapter 4: Process and Flow Planning
• General Principles Of Planning
• Planning Mechanisms and Policy
• Planning Principles
• Types Of Planning
• Long-Term Planning
• Medium-Term Planning
• Short-Term Planning
• Planning Strategies - Displacement And Non-Displacement Multitasking
• Planning Algorithms
• FIFO Planning
• Circular Planning
• Priority Planning
• Planning Based On Performance Characteristics
• Multilevel Feedback Queues
• Lottery Planning
• Implementation Of Planning In Linux
• Real-Time Scheduling Of Kernel Processes
• Traditional Scheduling Algorithm
• Planning Procedure Call Conditions
• Planning Procedure
• The Beginning Of A New Era
• Dynamic Priority Calculation
• Recounting A Quantum When Creating A New Process
• Modern Approaches To Planning Implementation
• The Programming Interface Of Planning
• Conclusions
• Chapter 5: Flow Interaction
• Chapter 5: Flow Interaction
• Basic Principles Of Flow Interaction
• The Main Problems Of Flow Interaction
• Critical Sections And Locks
• Locking
• Problems With Implementation Of Blocking
• Basic Mechanisms Of Flow Synchronization
• Semaphores
• Features Of Use Of Semaphores
• Realization Of The Problem Of Producers-Consumers With The Help Of Semaphores
• Mutexes
• Interprocess
• Types Of Interprocess Interaction
• Conclusions
• Chapter 6: Managing Memory
• Chapter 6: Managing Memory
• Fundamentals of Virtual Memory Technology
• The Concept Of Virtual Memory
• Problems of virtual memory implementation: Memory fragmentation
• Logical And Physical Memory Addressing
• Approach Of Base And Boundary Registers
• Memory Segmentation
• Segmentation Implementation In IA-32 Architecture
• Page Memory Organization
• Basic Principles Of Page Organization Of Memory
• Comparative Analysis Of Page Organization Of Memory And Segmentation
• Multi-Level Page Tables
• Implementation Of Page Tables In IA-32 Architecture
• Associative Memory
• Conclusion
• Linux for Hackers
• Introduction
• Chapter 1: Preview of the Linux Operating SystemPreview of How Linux Works
• Chapter 1: Preview of the Linux Operating SystemPreview of How Linux Works
• Relationship Between the Applications, Hardware, and Kernels
• Benefits of Using Linux
• Chapter 2: Hacking and the Skills Hackers Need
• Chapter 2: Hacking and the Skills Hackers Need
• What is Hacking?
• Types of Hacking Techniques and Precautions to Take
• Hacking Skills with the Linux System
• How to Protect Yourself When Hacking
• Chapter 3: Linux Distributions and Backup File System
• Chapter 3: Linux Distributions and Backup File System
• How to Use the Linux Operating System
• What is Linux Distribution?
• Types of Linux Distributions
• Directories in Linux
• Backup Linux File Systems
• Chapter 4: Text Manipulation
• Chapter 4: Text Manipulation
• How Linux is Useful in Text Manipulation
• Why Use Text Manipulation
• Top Seven Linux command Line tools for text manipulation
• Managing networks
• Dynamic host configuration protocol ( DHCP)
• Process of hacking with kali Linux
• Installation of Kali Linux
• Storage management
• Block storage
• Chapter 5:Detailed Overview of Linux and How to Hack with Linux
• Chapter 5:Detailed Overview of Linux and How to Hack with Linux
• Chapter 5:Detailed Overview of Linux and How to Hack with Linux
• How does Linux work?
• How to hack and what you need
• Python scripting for the hacker
• Why is Kali Linux the best for starters
• Bash scripting
• Automatic tasks
• Chapter 6:
• Process of Web Hacking
• Web hacking
• Penetration testing
• Conclusion
• Hacking with Linux
• Introduction
• Chapter 1: Basic and Advanced Linux Concepts
• Chapter 1: Basic and Advanced Linux Concepts
• Advanced Linux Concepts
• Chapter 2: Linux Installation
• Chapter 2: Linux Installation
• Kali Linux Installation Requirements
• The Installation Process
• Chapter 3: Bash and Python Scripting
• Chapter 3: Bash and Python Scripting
• Different Types of Hacking
• How to be Secure and Anonymous while Hacking
• Chapter 4: Ethical and Unethical Hacking
• Chapter 4: Ethical and Unethical Hacking
• Hackers Hierarchy (Using and Abusing Services)
• Chapter 5: Servers and Networks
• Chapter 5: Servers and Networks
• Chapter 6: Cyber-attacks and Malware
• Chapter 6: Cyber-attacks and Malware
• Chapter 7: Cryptography
• Chapter 7: Cryptography
• Advantages of Cryptography
• Types of Cryptography
• Chapter 8: Wireless and Network Exploitation
• Chapter 8: Wireless and Network Exploitation
• The Dark Web Explained
• Accessing the Dark Web
• Conclusion
• Hacking with Kali Linux
• Chapter 1: Introduction to Linux and Hacking
• Chapter 1: Introduction to Linux and Hacking
• What is Linux?
• Why is Linux the Best Operating System?
• What is Hacking?
• Who are Hackers?
• Installation of Linux Distros
• Chapter 2: Basic Linux Commands
• Chapter 2: Basic Linux Commands
• How to Find Help while Using Linux?
• User Management in Linux
• File Management in Linux
• Process Management System
• Chapter 3: Basic Shell Programming
• Chapter 3: Basic Shell Programming
• What is a Shell?
• Built-in Shell Commands
• Fundamentals of Shell Programming
• Chapter 4: Hacking Procedure
• Chapter 4: Hacking Procedure
• Chapter 5: Web Hacking Tools
• Chapter 5: Web Hacking Tools
• Scanning of Webservers
• Hacking a WordPress Website
• Chapter 6:Network Hacking Tools
• Chapter 6:Network Hacking Tools
• What is a Network?
• What is Routing?
• Chapter 7: Web Hierarchies and Cybersecurity Ethics
• Chapter 7: Web Hierarchies and Cybersecurity Ethics
• Why Do Hackers Fit Into Hierarchies?
• Cybersecurity Ethics
• What is Penetration Testing?
• Chapter 8: TOR & VPN in Linux
• Chapter 8: TOR & VPN in Linux
• How to Use the TOR Network in Kali Linux?
• What is TOR?
• Chapter 9: Advanced Kali Linux Hacking Tools
• Chapter 9: Advanced Kali Linux Hacking Tools
• Burp Suite
• Metasploit
• Conclusion