🔰Let's understand each file system of #LINUX in detail: @hacklido
1. Ext, Ext2, Ext3 and Ext4 file system
The file system Ext stands for Extended File System. It was primarily developed for MINIX OS. The Ext file system is an older version, and is no longer used due to some limitations.
Ext2 is the first Linux file system that allows managing two terabytes of data.
Ext3 is developed through Ext2; it is an upgraded version of Ext2 and contains backward compatibility.
Ext4 file system is the faster file system among all the Ext file systems. It is a very compatible option for the SSD (solid-state drive) disks, and it is the default file system in Linux distribution.
2. JFS File System
JFS stands for Journaled File System, and it is developed by IBM for AIX Unix. It is an alternative to the Ext file system.
3. ReiserFS File System
ReiserFS is an alternative to the Ext3 file system. It has improved performance and advanced features.
5. Btrfs File System
Btrfs stands for the B tree file system. It is used for fault tolerance, repair system, fun administration, extensive storage configuration, and more.
6. Swap File System
The swap file system is used for memory paging in Linux operating system during the system hibernation.
1. Ext, Ext2, Ext3 and Ext4 file system
The file system Ext stands for Extended File System. It was primarily developed for MINIX OS. The Ext file system is an older version, and is no longer used due to some limitations.
Ext2 is the first Linux file system that allows managing two terabytes of data.
Ext3 is developed through Ext2; it is an upgraded version of Ext2 and contains backward compatibility.
Ext4 file system is the faster file system among all the Ext file systems. It is a very compatible option for the SSD (solid-state drive) disks, and it is the default file system in Linux distribution.
2. JFS File System
JFS stands for Journaled File System, and it is developed by IBM for AIX Unix. It is an alternative to the Ext file system.
3. ReiserFS File System
ReiserFS is an alternative to the Ext3 file system. It has improved performance and advanced features.
5. Btrfs File System
Btrfs stands for the B tree file system. It is used for fault tolerance, repair system, fun administration, extensive storage configuration, and more.
6. Swap File System
The swap file system is used for memory paging in Linux operating system during the system hibernation.
🔰Garuda #Linux
An Indian Operating System based on GNU Linux! You are really going to fall in love with it's speed and Interface. @hacklido
Link: https://garudalinux.org
An Indian Operating System based on GNU Linux! You are really going to fall in love with it's speed and Interface. @hacklido
Link: https://garudalinux.org
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🔰 10 grep command usage examples that every Linux user, sysadmin and developer should be familiar with
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🔰 33 Linux Terminal Shortcuts Every Power Linux User Must Know
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🔰 How to start learning Ethical Hacking | A Roadmap for new learners in Cybersecurity
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🔰 My Recon Tools and Methodology.
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Find Files With SUID (Privilege Escalation)💀
find / -perm -4000 2>/dev/null
⚠️ SUID binaries can allow privilege escalation if misconfigured
🧠 Tip: Always check custom binaries, not just /bin ones.
#Linux #Pentesting #HacklidoTips
find / -perm -4000 2>/dev/null
⚠️ SUID binaries can allow privilege escalation if misconfigured
🧠 Tip: Always check custom binaries, not just /bin ones.
#Linux #Pentesting #HacklidoTips
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