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  1. 1 13:23 Linux Command Line tutorial – Setting up your system – creating a virtual machine and LiveBoot media BlueMonkey 4n6 · 10.8K views
  2. 2 13:46 Getting around the Linux filesystem – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 4.4K views
  3. 3 14:30 LCL 02 – looking at files using cat, more, less, head, tail – Linux Command Line tutorial forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 3.3K views
  4. 4 16:39 LCL 03 – looking at binary files with xxd and file – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 15.8K views
  5. 5 23:11 The vi text editor – basic intro – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 32.2K views
  6. 6 23:04 LCL 05 – copying, moving, and deleting files – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 3.7K views
  7. 7 11:05 LCL 06 – hardware info – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.5K views
  8. 8 11:21 LCL 07 – hardware subsystems – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.7K views
  9. 9 13:50 LCL 08 – getting help with commands – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.5K views
  10. 10 12:23 LCL 09 – users and groups – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.3K views
  11. 11 17:02 LCL 10 – changing file attributes – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.7K views
  12. 12 12:54 LCL 11 – hard links and soft links – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.3K views
  13. 13 13:35 LCL 12 – mode bits revisited – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.1K views
  14. 14 18:24 LCL 13 – partitioning and formatting with fdisk and mkfs – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 7.4K views
  15. 15 13:36 LCL 14 – partitioning and formatting with parted and mkfs – Linux Command Line tutorial forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 7.7K views
  16. 16 18:23 mounting and unmounting disks/partitions – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics – 15 BlueMonkey 4n6 · 42K views
  17. 17 12:19 LCL 16 – using hdparm to interface with SATA/IDE/SSD drives – Linux Command Line tutorial forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 7.5K views
  18. 18 17:07 LCL 17 – imaging and verification tools: dd, dc3dd, md5sum – Linux Command Line tutorial forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 3.2K views
  19. 19 9:29 LCL 18 – logical acquisition with rsync, tar, 7z – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.1K views
  20. 20 14:42 LCL 19 – EWF imaging and verification tools – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.9K views
  21. 21 11:07 Advanced mounting of dd & EWF images using ewfmount – Linux Command Line tutorial forensics – 20 BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.9K views
  22. 22 15:57 LCL 21 – Process control commands – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.2K views
  23. 23 20:05 LCL 22 – basic networking – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 10.7K views
  24. 24 10:43 LCL 23 – NAS network share – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.6K views
  25. 25 12:59 LCL 24 – netcat tutorial – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 13.4K views
  26. 26 9:02 LCL 25 – Live Capture / Incidence Response – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.1K views
  27. 27 11:47 LCL 26 – Network acquisition – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.4K views
  28. 28 13:32 LCL 27 – locate & find – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.4K views
  29. 29 21:20 LCL 28 – awk – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 3.9K views
  30. 30 15:52 LCL 29 – grep – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.1K views
  31. 31 23:02 LCL 30 – sed – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 20.5K views
  32. 32 10:47 LCL 31 – cut – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.2K views
  33. 33 12:38 LCL 32 – sort – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.5K views
  34. 34 11:58 mounting and creating LUKS containers – Linux Command Line tutorial for forensics – 34 BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.1K views
  35. 35 14:28 Advanced Mounting of dd & EWF images using xmount and kpartx – Linux Command Line tutorial – 33 BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.2K views
  36. 36 19:36 Logical Volume Manager (LVM) – basics tutorial BlueMonkey 4n6 · 24.7K views
  37. 37 11:09 Logical Volume Manager (LVM) – creating and restoring snapshots BlueMonkey 4n6 · 10K views
  38. 38 14:20 Logical Volume Manager (LVM) – resizing volumes and adding drives BlueMonkey 4n6 · 4.8K views
  39. 39 25:09 Logical Volume Manager (LVM) – imaging and forensics BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.8K views
  40. 40 18:18 Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) – creating, formatting, and disaster recovery BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.7K views
  41. 41 11:37 Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) – forensic imaging and re-assembly BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.7K views
  42. 42 24:05 Secrets of USB serial numbers – what you can find with Windows and Linux tools BlueMonkey 4n6 · 12.9K views
  43. 43 11:27 Linux forensics – locations of interest – Magnet Forensics Quick Reference Guide BlueMonkey 4n6 · 3K views
  44. 44 23:38 Mysteries of SSD serial numbers – how to find them using Windows and Linux. BlueMonkey 4n6 · 12K views
  45. 45 13:48 Linux forensics – locations of interest – Magnet Forensics Quick Reference Guide part 2 BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.2K views
  46. 46 15:36 Linux memory forensics – memory capture with LiME and AVML BlueMonkey 4n6 · 6.7K views
  47. 47 16:10 findmnt – find a filesystem. How this is different than the mount command BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.2K views
  48. 48 15:03 Loadable Kernel Modules – basic introduction and tutorial of module commands. BlueMonkey 4n6 · 11K views
  49. 49 16:26 The /proc directory – a look into the folder that contains all the running processes BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.9K views
  50. 50 18:36 hidden files in Linux – are they really that evil? BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1K views
  51. 51 18:22 Using Linux to handle NTFS Alternative Data Streams BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1K views
  52. 52 26:37 Basic intro to The Sleuth Kit command line tools BlueMonkey 4n6 · 5.8K views
  53. 53 19:00 Hiding and deleting history on Linux systems – how the hackers hide their actions from you BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.6K views
  54. 54 22:22 process monitors for Linux – comparing top and htop BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.3K views
  55. 55 10:42 gaining root access on a Linux system – sudo tutorial BlueMonkey 4n6 · 4.8K views
  56. 56 11:02 who gained root access on my Linux system – an analysis of sudo logs BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.5K views
  57. 57 12:32 Granting custom root access on a Linux system – sudoers file tutorial BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.3K views
  58. 58 14:27 Job scheduling on a Linux system with cron – crontab file tutorial BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.8K views
  59. 59 19:22 Mounting Bitlockered Drive Images – opening an E01 of a Bitlockered volume using Linux BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.6K views
  60. 60 8:32 Linux Process Substitution Explained (vs Pipes & Command Substitution) BlueMonkey 4n6 · 2.1K views
  61. 61 5:08 Linux Command-Line Showdown: curl vs wget BlueMonkey 4n6 · 1.1K views
  62. 62 8:25 Automating drive mounts in a Linux system – /etc/fstab file tutorial BlueMonkey 4n6 · 3K views