Cyber - 3.1 Test - Files and Processes

In Linux, Which command will show the permission matrix for each file and directory?

To monitor suspected malicious user "presto" every 10 seconds and keep a header row, what Linux command would you run?

In Linux, what are the 3 permission types that can be granted to an entity?

Linux command, ls , lists the contents of your current directory. This is similar to the Windows dir command.

In Linux, if the command you are executing is taking a while, you can run it in the background by...

Which Linux command shows you the file path of where you are within the directory structure?

A CLI (Command Line Interface) and a shell are the same thing.

In Linux, to learn more about the ps command, you can access the help manual with which of the following?

In Linux, the command touch .superImportantFile.txt does what?

In a Linux OS, your username is "alpha". You are currently in /var/www/html/myWebSite. What will command cd ../../ do?

Permission matrix, rwxr-xr-- exists for file index.html. What rights do the file's group users have?

In Linux, the command ps -ef | grep beta will show all running processes and which user is running them.

In Linux, only super users (i.e. root) can kill commands that were started by other users.

In Linux, command gpg c Doc creates an encrypted, password-protected file called Doc.gpg , and deletes the original Doc

What is PPID?

Changing the file name extension in Linux does not have any effect on its file type and what you can do with the file.

 In Linux commands, options or flags are identified by a hyphen or dash.

Folders in Linux are referred to as ...

What are the 3 entities in a Linux Operating System?

In Linux, if you use the cat command on a directory, the output will be the same as using the ls command on a directory.

What is the general form of a Linux prompt?

In Linux, the mv command can be used to...

In Linux, what is the command to read an encrypted file called Doc.gpg that was encrypted using GNU Privacy Guard?

In Windows, 2 primary shells that are commonly used (and come with the OS) are...

In a Linux OS, your username is "alpha". You are currently in /var/www/html/myWebSite. What will command cd do?

Changing the file name extension in Windows does not have any effect on its file type and what you can do with the file.

In Linux, which directory holds system files, such as password files and network configuration files?

Which Linux command would be used to read (i.e. show content of) a file named myFile?

In Linux, the command ps -ef will show all running processes and which user is running them.

You should never log into the root account.