Linux – information gathering (part 3)
This is the third part of Linux – information gathering.
Log files
In log files you can found useful information, just take a short look at the files in the following directory:
1 | ls -alh /var/log |
A detailed explanation can be found here:
- Linux Log Files – Befehle zum Auslesen
- Linux Log Files – Spuren nach einem Hack verwischen
- Linux Log Files – Wo sind diese zu finden?
File System
The command „df“ reports file system disk space usage.
1 | df -h |
With the „mount“ command, you can check if there are any attached drives.
1 | mount |
Check if there are unused file systems.
1 | cat /etc/fstab |
Exploiting
The command „find“ will help to find installed development tools. With these tools, it is possible to exploit the current maschine.
1 | find / -name python* |
You can also search for „perl*“ or „gcc*“.
The following programms „wget“, „nc“, „ftp“ and „curl“ can help to transfer software to a maschine. You can find the software in the following way:
1 | find / -name wget |
Previous parts
Linux – information gathering (part 1)