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by Paul Troncone and Carl Albing
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To Erin and Kiera. You bring joy to every moment of my life.
Paul
To Cynthia, and our sons Greg, Eric, and Andrew.
Carl
What is of the greatest importance in war is extraordinary speed: one cannot afford to neglect opportunity.
Sun Tzu, The Art of War
In this day and age, the command line is sometimes overlooked. New cybersecurity practitioners may be lured away by tools with flashy graphical interfaces. More-experienced operators may dismiss or underestimate its value. However, the command line provides a wealth of capability and should be part of every practitioners toolkit. As an example, the seemingly simple tail command that outputs the last few lines of a specified file is over 2,000 lines of C code. You could create a similar tool using Python or another programming language, but why do so when you can access its capabilities by simply invoking it from the command line?
Additionally, learning how to use the command line for complex tasks gives you a better understanding of the way an operating system functions. The most capable cybersecurity practitioners understand how tools work at a fundamental level, not just how to use them.
Cybersecurity Ops with bash teaches you how to leverage sophisticated Linux commands and the bash shell to enhance your capabilities as a security operator and practitioner. By learning these skills you will be able to rapidly create and prototype complex capabilities with as little as a single line of pipelined commands.
Although the bash shell and the commands we discuss throughout this book originated in the Unix and Linux family of operating systems, they are now ubiquitous. The techniques are easily transferable between Linux, Windows, and macOS environments.
Cybersecurity Ops with bash is written for those who wish to achieve mastery of the command line in the context of computer security. The goal is not to replace existing tools with command-line scripts, but rather to teach you how to use the command line so you can leverage it to augment your existing security capabilities.
Throughout this book, we focus examples on security techniques such as data collection, analysis, and penetration testing. The purpose of these examples is to demonstrate the command lines capabilities and give you insight into some of the fundamental techniques used by higher-level tools.
This book assumes basic familiarity with cybersecurity, the command-line interface, programming concepts, and the Linux and Windows operating systems. Prior knowledge of bash is useful but not necessarily needed.
This book is not an introduction to programming, although some general concepts are covered in Part I.
Throughout this book, we refer to the bash shell by using a lowercase letter b unless it is the first word in a sentence or is referencing the Windows program Git Bash. This convention is based on guidance provided by Chet Ramey, who is the current maintainer of the software. For more information on bash, visit the bash website. For more information on the various releases of bash, reference documentation, and examples, visit the bash Cookbook wiki page.
The example scripts in this book are written to illustrate and teach concepts. The scripts are not designed to be efficient or robust enough for enterprise deployment. Use caution if you choose to use the scripts in a live environment. Be sure to follow programming best practices and test your scripts before deployment.
We provide thought-provoking questions and practice problems at the end of each chapter to help you build your security, command-line, and bash skills. You can find solutions to some of these exercises and additional resources at the Cybersecurity Ops website.
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