Linux for Hackers: Basics Everyone Gets Wrong | Day 2 OSCP Prep

Linux for hackers is not about memorizing commands.
It’s about understanding how the system actually behaves.

This is Day 2 of my OSCP preparation series, where we cover Linux basics that hackers are expected to understand — but most people quietly get wrong.

In this video, you’ll learn:
• How hackers read Linux file systems
• Why permissions matter more than commands
• How Linux output leaks useful information
• Common Linux mistakes that break enumeration
• Why “basic Linux knowledge” is not enough for OSCP

This is not a general Linux tutorial.
This is Linux for Hackers — explained from a practical, OSCP-focused mindset.

If your Linux foundation is weak, everything later becomes harder:
enumeration, exploitation, privilege escalation, and reporting.

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Just fundamentals that actually matter.

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