Linux: Ways to Find Linux Kernel Release Find out what Linux kernel your server or device is running. uname -r cat /proc/version hostnamectl Using uname -r r stands for release $ uname -r Using cat /proc/version $ cat /proc/version Using hostnamectl $ hostnamectl Labels Linux LPIC-1
Apache Airflow: Notes Apache Airflow is used to programmatically author, schedule and monitor workflows. Read more
stegseek: Notes StegCracker has been retired following the release of StegSeek, which will blast through the rockyou.txt wordlist within 1.9 second as opposed to StegCracker which takes ~5 hours. Read more