The default bash prompt is mundane, I changed it. This is the default in Kubuntu. It is long and ugly. I saw Kali's shell and thought it was kinda cool. Apart from the cool two-lines layout, there is syntax highlighting, the text turns red for unknown commands. I searched on the Internet and ended up … Continue reading Personalizing My Shell Experience
Add TOTP to Linux
This is a brief write-up on what I've done during tutorial assignment 2 of my system admin lecture. So basically I was asked to add 2FA (TOTP) to a Ubuntu server environment. This can be done on desktop Linux distros as well with a slight difference. By skimming through this tutorial published on Ubuntu Tutorials, … Continue reading Add TOTP to Linux
Office for Linux
Office suites are one of the biggest reasons why people are hooked to Microsoft Windows and refuse migrating to macOS or Linux. When I first talked about moving to Linux, I mentioned office apps as well. I am going to list a few more options for when you decide to make the move to Linux. … Continue reading Office for Linux
Install and Perform Basic Network Scans with Nessus
As required by my first InfoSec assignment, I downloaded and used Nessus in order to get a very brief understanding of how to use the software. This allowed me to use it to scan my local devices for vulnerabilities, as well as preparing for future lectures. What is Nessus? Nessus is a proprietary tool by … Continue reading Install and Perform Basic Network Scans with Nessus
Weekly Recap #2
A bit late but this week was a bit tiring. First, I learned how to cite sources correctly with APA. After reading more about citation online, I discovered there are many ways to do citation correctly. I found that APA is the most suitable for me after skimming through all the formats, as it best … Continue reading Weekly Recap #2
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