Linux Fundamentals
A Linux lab covering navigation, file operations, redirection, SSH, and user permissions.
THE LAB JOURNAL
Walkthroughs, observations, and lessons from my IT labs. A record of what I’m practicing and how I’m thinking about it.
A Linux lab covering navigation, file operations, redirection, SSH, and user permissions.
Comparing list enumeration, TCP connect scans, and service detection on a lab target.
Reading a packet capture and investigating ICMP, DNS, TCP flags, packet size, and ARP traffic.
Inspecting an HTTP capture, filtering packets, following streams, and exporting an object in Wireshark.
Using a provided TLS key log to inspect an HTTP/2 stream in a Wireshark lab capture.
Exploring DNS queries, domain records, HTTP requests, file transfers, and mail protocols in a lab.
Connecting to echo, daytime, and HTTP services to see how TCP ports and requests work.
Exploring Windows Security, firewall profiles, protection settings, and shadow copies in a lab VM.
A tour of Windows diagnostic tools: Event Viewer, services, Resource Monitor, and command-line utilities.
Practicing local account management, file permissions, system settings, and Task Manager in a Windows lab.