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Among Debian, RedHat and others, SuSE Linux has long provided an Enterprise Linux Distro offering centered on slow, predictable release cycles, and, timely ysoftware updates. It's YaST administrative tool is apt and has been a 'beacon-of-administrative-hope' where other Distros have failed miserably. If you are in the traditional Enterprise, pay attention to this Distro, as it surfaces more often than not.Release Syllabus
SuSE® Enterprise Linux Version 11x
- PXE-based, HTTP, SSH and Virtual Installations
- Discuss system requirements
- Explain installation phases
- Prep TFTP server for installation
- Configure DHCP on Cisco Router to support PXE installation
- Publish SUSE 11 ISO image on Apache HTTPD server
- Install SUSE Ent. 11 Server via PXE, HTTP & VNC
- Implement custom partition scheme
- Confirm results
- Discuss requirements for SSH semi-auto install
- Configure installation process to use SSH
- Configure automatic installations via AutoYaST & SSH
- Publish AutoYaST XML file to HTTP-accessible location
- Commence automatic installation via SSH
- Discuss virtualization installation requirements
- Provision VMWare containers for SUSE 11 Enterprise
- Configure and deploy automatic installation for general virtual hosts
- Deploy SUSE 11 instance on VMWare using MAC address configuration - uniqueness
- Perform MAC address installation on physical Dell PowerEdge server
- Use AutoYaST to provision installation profile
- Install server using installation profile
- Evaluate results of various installation methods
- Grand Unified Boot Loader (GRUB) & Boot Problems
- Explore GRUB configuration
- Explain SUSE Linux System V Init Runlevel (0 - 6) concepts & applications
- Identify key startup files, including scripts (inittab,Sscripts,Kscripts,etc.)
- Explore single-user mode as a troubleshooting aide
- Use repair mode to explore startup environment & perform system check
- Explore rescue system
- X & GNOME
- Identify default runlevel
- Configure X environment using YaST
- Explore the GNOME desktop environment
- Basic GNU/Linux Skills - Command Line Interface (CLI) - BASH
- Introduction to GNOME Terminal
- Demonstrate usage of the following useful commands & concepts
- ls, pwd, cd, cp, mv, rm, mkdir, rmdir, whoami, man, info
- alias, cat, file, chmod, chown, history
- Standard in/out, UNIX Pipes, Redirection, Command Chaining
- ps, df, free, vmstat, top, kill
- less & more, head & tail, diff
- which & whereis, w, who
- Explore BASH configuration files
- find, locate
- Use grep and awk to process text files
- Archival & Compression Utilities: tar, gzip, bzip2, zip
- Convert Windows text files to Unix format using dos2unix
- Convert Unix text files to Windows format using unix2dos
- Common Network Clients
- File Transfer Protocol (FTP) client
- Install and use LFTP - Sophisticated FTP Client to connect to FTP/HTTP servers
- Mirror and reverse mirror using LFTP to synchronize data
- Wget - HTTP/HTTPS/FTP connectivity
- Explore SSH clients - Discuss features
- Identify key SSH-client files (.known_hosts, public/private key pairs,etc.)
- Use Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) to move data between systems non-interactively
- Use Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) to move data between systems interactively
- Demonstrate how to generate Public/Private key (RSA/DSA) pairs using ssh-keygen
- Copy public keys to remote systems using: ssh-copy-id
- Demonstrate using SSHto authenticate to remote Linux hosts without passwords
- Authenticate to remote Linux systems using alternate credentials
- Generate Public Key/Private Key pairs for use with file and E-mail encryption
- Demonstrate using E-mail client with GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) Open PGP for E-Mail encryption
- Use ping, netstat, arp, telnet, traceroute, ifconfig - network diagnostics
- Use dig, host, nslookup, whois name resolution clients
- RPM Package Management Tool Concepts & Usage
- Explain classes of SUSE Linux Packages
- Query existing packages
- Identify offline and online package repositories
- Install packages
- Upgrade packages
- Freshen packages
- Remove packages
- Identify package membership of files on the SUSE system
- Users, Groups & Permissions
- User profile implementation logic and concepts - (Bash profile/etc/skel/aliases/PATH/etc.)
- User and group creation & management concepts - passwd, shadow, group, gshadow files
- Use lastlog to determine system-access to various terminals
- Use YaST to create and manage users and groups
- Use stat to ascertain file information
- SETUID
- SETGID - Group collaboration
- Sticky Bit
- Discuss and Implement Hard and Symbolic links
- Paritions, File Systems & Volumes (RAID|LVM)
- Provision additional Swap storage paritions and files
- Use dd, mkswap & swapon to enable additional Swap storage
- Identify allocated swap space to the kernel
- Committ changes to /etc/fstab for persistence
- Disable swapping with swapoff as necessary
- Allocate virtual storage for RAID configuration
- Provision new paritions with YaST
- Configure RAID 0/1/5/ Volumes
- Discuss features and benefits of LVM
- Implement Logical Volume Management (LVM)
- Evaluate results
- Explore System Logging via SYSLOG-NG and Logrotate
- Explore Boot log & System Log
- Explanation of syslog facilities & levels
- Discuss SYSLOG-NG features & enhancements
- Demonstrate syslog administration
- Enable SYSLOG network listener
- Demonstrate Cisco PIX Firewall to SUSE Linux SYSLOG-NG functionality
- Explore automatic log rotation and customization via Logrotate
- Configure Logrotate to rotate & compress sample log files
- Explore Boot log & System Log
- Network - Physical & Logical Configuration
- Identify key directories & files for static & dynamic communications
- Configure Linux client with static TCP/IP parameters for network communication
- Explore hotplug -> hwup -> ifup logic
- Use ifconfig to ascertain logical TCP/IP configuration
- Use hwinfo to ascertain installed hardware
- Configure Aliased Ethernet Interfaces to faciliate multiple IP addresses
- CRON - System Scheduler
- Explore Cron Implementation
- Explain scheduling options
- Global and scope-based Cron options
- Schedules jobs to run & examine the output
- Configure individual Crontab entries
- Implement Network Time Protocol Daemon (NTPD) Client/Server
- Configure Network Time Protocol (NTP) to perform client/server time synchronization
- Identify NTP bounded UDP interfaces
- Synchronize SUSE Enterprise Linux NTP with RedHat Linux Stratum 2 NTP server
- Synchronize against Stratum 1 NTP servers
- Implement Trivial File Transfer Protocol Daemon (TFTPD) Server
- Discuss TFTP attributes
- Implement TFTPD
- Backup Cisco router configuration via TFTP
- Backup Cisco firewall configuration via TFTP
- Use sed to update TFTPD configuration
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
- Explain DHCP Concepts & Applications
- Explore DHCP confiuration files
- Configure DHCP subnet with applicable options
- Configure DHCP Reservation based on layer-2 address
- Enable DHCP with DDNS
- Configure DHCP Failover between SUSE and RedHat Linux Servers
- Test DHCP Failover with Windows 2003 Host
- Domain Name System (DNS)
- Explore SUSE DNS configuration via YaST
- Configure BIND as a caching-only DNS server
- Implement Master DNS Zone
- Configure Reverse Zone for local subnet
- Implement Dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS) Zones (Forward/Reverse)
- Explain DHCP and DNS update integration options
- Integrate DHCP with DNS via Encypted Transaction Signatures (TSigs)
- Evaluate results of BIND configuration using DIG & host
- Implement DNS sub-domains (Third-level domains)
- FTPD with Very Secure VSFTPD & ProFTPD File Transfer Protocol (FTP) services
- Implement anonymous FTPD
- Implement user-level FTPD access
- Implement FTPD banners
- Disable anonymous access
- Configure VSFTPD to chroot jail users into their home directories
- Implement bandwidth rate-limiting to control bandwidth usage
- Implement & test banning of unwelcomed anonymous e-mail addresses
- Implement ProFTPD with settings similar to VSFTPD
- Evaluate results
- Implement anonymous FTPD
- Network File System (NFS) Implementation
- Identify key services/daemons
- Configure NFS Client & Server
- Evaluate NFS connectivity to other Linux hosts
- Samba Implementation
- Explore key Samba clients
- Explore Samba Configuration files
- Implement SMBFS integration with SUSE Enterprise Linux File System
- Mount Windows shares seamlessly using Samba File System (SMBFS)
- Configure FSTAB to support repetitive mounts
- Implement secure SMBFS credentials for mounting
- Install Samba Server support
- Install Samba Web-based Administration Tool (SWAT)
- Configure Samba file sharing
- Configure Samba with multiple NETBIOS aliases
- Install Active Directory on Windows 2003 Server
- Integrate with Windows Active Directory (AD)
- Test Samba-to-Windows integration using 'getent' and authentication
- Implement Windows 2008 Active Directory with Samba
- Evaluate results
- Apache Web Server Implementation
- Discuss Apache server's features and concepts
- Install Apache
- Examine Apache-SUSE HTTPD CONF hierarchy
- Examine various configuration files
- Configure Virtual Hosts
- Examine user home directories
- Discuss the Directory directive
- Explore redirects
- Configure .htacess file with directives
- Configure Name-based Virtual Hosts
- Explore Apache logging
- Implement Apache logging system per virtual host
- Webalizer Log Analysis software Implementation
- Generate web reports using Webalizer
- MySQL Relational Database Management System
- Install MySQL Relational Database Management System
- Secure access to MySQL
- Explore MySQL monitor shell-based interface
- Create sample MySQL databases
- Load external data-set from Linux
- Load external data-set from Windows
- Integrate PHP with MySQL
- Install MySQL Relational Database Management System
- PHPMyAdmin - MySQL Web-based Management Interface
- Install PHPMyAdmin for web-based management of MySQL instances
- Explain & Secure access to PHPMyAdmin
- Explore PHPMyAdmin's interface
- Install PHPMyAdmin for web-based management of MySQL instances
- SMTP-MTA|IMAP|Squirrel-mail Web-based Mail Interface Implementation
- Explore SMTP-MTA Configuration
- Explore IMAP Configuration
- Describe required squirrel mail components for web-mail integration
- Install squirrel mail on SUSE Enterprise Linux system
- Configure Apache virtual directory for squirrel mail integration
- Configure Apache Virtual Host for squirrel mail integration
- Configure BIND DNS services for squirrel mail integration
- Explore squirrel mail's web-based interface
- Apache SSL
- Discuss features & benefits
- Configure self-signing server
- Generate usage certificates for hosted sites
- Bind SSL keys to hosted sites on various TCP:Ports
- Start Apache SSL
- Evaluate results
- Local Security
- Use YaST to identify and configure key security directives
- Identify, change and test file permissions policy
- Peruse and tighten password policy
- Limit SMTP TCP:Port communications to loopback interface
- Shut superfluous daemons (services)
- Explore additional XINETD features
- Upgrade SUSE 10 Enterprise Edition
- Define upgrade strategy
- Discuss caveats
- Provision ISO image on HTTP installation server
- Perform upgrade via PXE using HTTP & SSH
- Evaluate results Explore additional XINETD features
- Network Mapper (NMAP)
- Obtain, compile and install current version of NMAP
- Identify commonly used NMAP options/switches/parameters
- Perform default TCP SYN-based ethical scans of local and remote resources
- Explain typical TCP handshake protocol while using NMAP
- Examine the results of scans on remote Cisco firewall with debugging mode enabled
- Perform default TCP Connect-based ethical scans of local and remote resources
- Examine the results of scans on remote Cisco PIX Firewall with debugging mode enabled
- Use NMAP to scan using aliased and spoofed IP addresses
- Peform local ethical scans
- Identifiy key NMAP configuration files
- Use NMAP to perform operating system fingerprinting
- Peform subnet-wide ethical scans
- SuSEFirewall2 (IPTables - Netfilter Linux Kernel-based Firewall)
- Discuss IPTABLES/Netfilter Concepts
- Explain IPTABLES default chains/filters and policies
- Examine TCP/ICMP communications pre-IPTABLES chains
- Filter traffic based on Layer-4 TCP/UDP (Source/Destination Ports) information
- Restrict access to various daemons (SSH/FTP/HTTP/etc.)
- Test connectivity locally and remotely
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1 of 5Cent9x-Stream Edition
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CentOS offers a visage into the world of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). It is a fork. Unlike its Enterprise counterpart, there are fewer encumbrances, especially vis-Ã -vis the all-too-important frequently required software updates. Use CentOS to align your Applications and Services with RHEL.Release Syllabus
CentOS9x Stream Administration
- Initial Environment
- ls, pwd, cd, cp, mv, rm, mkdir, rmdir, whoami
- alias, cat, file, chmod, chown, history
- STD(IN|OUT), Pipes, Redirection, Command Chaining
- ps, df, top, free
- Pagers, W-Commands
- Checksums
- Awk | Sed | Grep Usage
- BASH SHELL Environment
- Compression | Archival Tools
- SSH Equivalence
- SHELL Quoting
- Propagate Environment
- Secure Clients
- Identify Standard File Types
- Standard File Permissions
- Symbolic Links
- Transfer Permissions
- Identify SWAP environment
- Provision dedicated SWAP partitions
- Add | Remove SWAP from pool as needed
- Provision File System-based SWAP
- SWAP Share
- SWAP Persistence
- Identify default storage configuration
- Provision new storage as needed
- XFS - File System
- XFS - Grow File System
- Identify LVM defaults
- Add new partitions to LVM management
- Allocate storage to LVM Volume Groups
- Create Logical Volumes (LVs) as needed
- Overlay File System and mount where applicables
- LVM - Resize
- LVM - Mixed FS
- LVM - SWAP
- Features
- Install
- Defaults
- General Usage
- Update Accounts
- Defaults
- Shared PASS Gen
- Unique PASS Gen
- Encrypted PASS Gen
- Update Accounts
- Groups
- Discuss features | limitations
- Identify default system-wide schedule
- Peruse various default Cron Jobs
- Schedule simple job and monitor recurrence
- Evaluate results
- Peruse Default CONF
- Discuss Syslog Rules
- Explore Log Rotate defaults
- Ensure rotated logs are compressed
- Extend default retention scheme
- Force Log Rotation as needed
- Explore Default environment
- Install PKGs
- Dump important metadata from packages
- Apply Updates
- Default CONF
- Add | Confirm IPs as needed
- Install
- Copy Configuration
- SELinux - Confirm
- TLS | SSL Services
- cURL Client Tests
- Virtual Hosts
- ENC Sites Only
- SFTP Only USER
- SFTP Only USER - NOLOGIN
- SFTP Only Group - Control
- NMap Intro
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1 of 5SysLogD Edition
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Traditional visibility into daemon | service | program communications, activities, errors, etc., relies upon SysLOG. SysLog has migrated over the years towards JournalD via SystemD services, however, SysLOG remains intrical to many services within and without Nix Instances. In this edition, explore some of the key features of rSysLogD, the defacto SysLOG engine.Release Syllabus
SysLOG with rSysLogD
- Discuss Features
- Default Environment
- Kernel Firewall LOG
- Split LOGs by Priorities
- UDP | TCP Logging
- Dual L4 Logging
- Multiple Hosts
- Basic Queueing
- Reliable Event Logging Protocol (RELP)
- RELP - Remote Only
- RELP Only
- Traditional to RELP
- SysLOG Clear-Text - Confirm
- Property Filters
- Expression Filters
- Relay Chain
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1 of 5NFTables Edition
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NFTables (nft) provides a streamlined packet classification environment.Release Syllabus
Netfilter Tables
- Features
- SSHGuard
- Ruleset Basics
- Persistence
- Sample Rules
- Inbound Filtering
- Dormant Table
- Manage Tables | Chains | Rules
- Counters
- Sets
- LOG Basics
- LOG with Sets
- Closed-Port LOGs
- LOG Options
- Re-Route LOGs
- Jump Targets
- Chain Jumping
- GoTo Chains
- Meta Selectors
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1 of 5Deb12x Edition
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Among the longstanding and well-maintained Distros is Debian. Its 'apt' package management framework is legendary; as is its commitment to supply por gratis, recurring security updates over a long horizon. Indeed, this distinguishes Debian and its relatives as the leading Linux Distros available.Release Syllabus
Debian 12x Administration
- Features
- Download
- Graphical Install
- Text Install
- Post-Install Tweaks
- Explore usage of the following useful commands
- tty | /dev/pts | w | whoami | who
- set | env | export | unset
- cat | echo | touch | rm
- pwd | ls | cd | mkdir | alias | umask
- head | tail
- dd
- find
- history
- STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR, UNIX Pipes, Redirection, Command Chaining
- ps, df, free, top, dd
- stat, which, w, who
- tar | gzip | bzip2 | xz
- ZSH Setup
- Explore SSH defaults
- Use SSH to connect to targets
- Transfer data with: scp | sftp | rsync
- Explain common Linux file permissions
- chmod | chgrp | chown
- Discuss various Linux file attributes | features
- SETUID | SETGID | STICKY Bit
- SymLinks: Hard | Soft
- Features
- useradd | adduser | usermod | userdel
- groupadd | groupmod | groupdel
- Create $USERs in Parallel
- $USER Passwords | mkpasswd | python3
- Generate Random Passwords
- Store Randomly-generated Passwords for Reference
- Encrypted Pass - Unique Users
- Default SHELL
- NO TTY Access
- Disable SSH Access
- Features
- Installation Defaults: File System Table
- Provision Storage
- GPT Label | Create Partition(s) | File System | Mount | Persistence
- Duplicate Drives
- Duplicate Varied Sizes
- Online Resizing (Up-Sizing)
- Provision SWAP
- Logical Volume Management (LVM)
- LVM Features
- Allocate Storage to LVM
- LVM | VG Resizing
- Fix sudo PATH
- Point-Release Upgrade
- Cron Features
- Cron Job Execution
- Journal Control Features
- Booted Kernels
- SystemD Features
- Explore default APT configuration
- Identify commonly-used package management tools
- Enumerate installed packages
- Identify package owners based on system binaries
- Discuss 'apt' and 'dpkg' options
- Install | Remove various packages
- Network Tools | IP Configuration
- Examine default IP configuration
- Extend IP configuration to facilitate additional addresses
- Static IP Config
- Dual: Dynamic | Static Config
- Multiple Interfaces
- Dual Network Services
- Confirm communications
- Features
- Restrict $USER to SFTP Access
- Confirm limited $SHELL
- SFTP-Only Group
- SFTP-Only Password AUTH
- Identifiy key NMAP configuration files
- Identify commonly used NMAP options/switches/parameters
- Scan Server resource
- Perform default TCP Connect-based ethical scans of local and remote resources
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1 of 5PHP-One-Liners Edition
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PHP is more commonly known as a CGI processor; for Web-Applications. Perhaps you could call it a Middle-Tier. However, PHP also offers simple, but powerful CLI processing for common needs often provided via a hodgepodge of well-known $SHELL utilities. Either way, PHP makes it facile to achieve accounting where necessary, and simply via One-Liners.Release Syllabus
PHP One-Liners
- General Usage
- Count Lines
- Word Count
- Count Chars
- Split Lines into ARRAY
- Count Instances of Fields
- Transform Delimiters
- Anonymize LOGs
- Extract Unique SRCs
- Lines by Error Code
- LOG By Code
- Summarize Error Codes
- Pre-Seed Error Codes
- Random Strings
- Varied Passwords
- Expose Undefined Passwords
- Outdated Passwords
- Hash | Un-Hash
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1 of 5GlusterFS Edition
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GlusterFS provides simple, cost-effective, scalable and reliable network-distributed volume | disk aggregation services. Quickly and effectively allocate storage for your applications with GlusterFS.Release Syllabus
Cloud Storage with GlusterFS
- Discuss Features:
- Default Volume Type
- Common Volume Types
- Transport Types
- File System Support
- Storage Model
- Features
- Provision Storage
- Allocate GlusterFS Brick
- Persistence
- Generate IO
- Multiple File Systems
- Various Sizes
- Stop | Remove Volume
- Reconstitute Volume
- Server Mount
- Evaluate
- Features
- Provision Storage
- Partition | FS | Mount | Brick
- Extend Volume
- Monitor IO Distribution
- Shrink Volume
- Confirm Reallocation
- Remove Bricks
- Add | Replace Bricks
- Confirm Data Transfer
- UUID Mounts
- Migrate Mounts
- Features
- Probe Storage Instances
- Provision Storage
- Extend Shared Volume
- Mount any Server
- List Storage Spread
- Dismantle Volume
- Confirm Data-Availability
- Volume Reconstruction
- Features
- Existing Bricks
- Re-Use Allocated Storage
- Define New Bricks
- Create Volume
- Generate | Monitor IO
- Fail NODEs
- Evaluate
- Features
- Explore Environment
- Create New Replica Volume
- Mount on Web Servers
- Ensure Persistence
- Update NginX Web Server Config
- Fetch Content
- Down Storage NODE | Test
- Restore NODE | Confirm Content
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1 of 5OpenPGPII Edition
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GPG - OpenPGP - Provides a standard PKI Framework, supporting common Algorithms, for securing your data at-rest and in-transit.Release Syllabus
OpenPGP with GPG
- Discuss Features:
- Primary Tool
- Private | Public Keys
- Public Key Cryptography Standards (PKCS)
- Encryption | Decryption
- Signing | Verification
- Features
- General Usage
- Create Content
- Encrypt
- PassPhrase Protect
- Binary | Text Encryption
- Share
- Decrypt
- Features
- Vary Algos
- Compare Results
- Caveats
- Random PassPhrases
- Store PassPhrases
- Encrypt | Decrypt | Confirm
- Use Case
- Generate Keypairs
- Export | Import
- Share
- Sign
- URI Import
- Features
- Identify Public Keys
- Encrypt to Recipients
- Vary Key Identifcation
- Share Content
- Confirm Decryption
- Confirm Invalid Recipient
- Features
- Encryption | Decryption Distinction
- Sign | Share Content
- Confirm Signatures
- Missing Public Key
- Sign | Encrypt | Decrypt | Verify
- Encrypt | Sign | Verify | Decrypt
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1 of 5SSL-TLS Edition
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Transport Layer Security (TLS) provides standards-based asymmetric and symmetric cryptographic solutions for your application needs.Release Syllabus
SSL-TLS with OpenSSL
- Discuss Features:
- Primary Tool
- Private | Public Keys
- Certificate Signing Requests (CSRs)
- Self-Signed Certificates
- Public Key Cryptography Standards (PKCS)
- Encryption | Decryption
- Random String Generation
- Message Digests
- SSL-TLS Client
- Features
- General Usage
- Retrieve Site Certificates
- Determine OCSP Configuration
- Probe supported TLS Versions
- Extract Certificate for local usage
- Retrieve Certificate with NMap
- Retrieve Certificate Chain
- Fetch Certificate
- x509 Query Fields
- Fingerprints
- One-Liner
- Export Public Key from Certificate
- Dump Public Key
- Generate Random Bytes
- Yield various Formats
- Create Random Files on Target
- Define Random $USERs
- Track defined $USERs
- Features
- Generate Digests
- Install SHA3-SUM
- Vary Content
- Compare Digests
- Remote Digests
- Store Digests
- Features
- Common Algorithms
- Generate Multiple Private Keys
- Export Public Keys
- Confirm Keys
- Remove and Re-Export Public Keys
- Generate Non-Default RSA Keys
- Password-Protected Keys
- Share PRIV_KEY and Confirm
- Features
- Base64 Encode | Decode
- AES-256 Encryption | Decryption
- Base64 Representation
- Decode | Decrypt
- Deterministic Examples
- Asymmetric Encrypts | Decrypts
- Features
- "pkeyutl" Sub-Command
- RSA Signatures
- ED(448|25519) Signatures
- RSA-PSS Signatures
- Eliptical Curve Signatures
- "-rawin" effect
- Encrypt | Sign | Verify | Decrypt
- Sign | Encrypt | Decrypt | Verify
- Discuss
- Generate Private Keys
- Generate Correlating CSRs
- Confirm Keys | CSRs
- Self-Signed Certificates
- Generate
- CA Store
- Root CA
- Various ALGOs
- Internal Domain
- SYMLINK Keys
- Password-Protected PRIV_KEY
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1 of 5$SHELL-Vars Edition
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The $SHELL (all incarnations), provide a plethora of useful mechanisms that facilitate smoother and more automated operations. Core to reduced computing friction is $SHELL-Mastery.Release Syllabus
SHELL Variables
- Discuss Features
- Terminal (TTY)
- CLI Arguments
- Process ID
- Backgrounded
- SHELL Local
- Environment
- Persistence
- Aliases
- Command Substitution
- Increment | Decrement
- Dynamism