The World of Haiku takes you through an amazing cyberpunk RPG adventure in a world where the only way you will survive is to constantly learn new hacking skills. Set in a highly digitized society where giant megacorporations and covert government agencies fight for control, play the part of freelance hacker team operatives that work in the shadows of the Grid.
With each mission, you will gain a core understanding of how the real Linux operating system works and how to control true-to-life cyber tools like JohnTheRipper, Hydra, Nmap, Ping, SSH, and many more. Everything you learn in the game powers you up even more in real life. Surf the Grid, hack into Megacorps and decide your path in the game and in the real world.
With each mission, you will gain a core understanding of how the real Linux operating system works and how to control true-to-life cyber tools like JohnTheRipper, Hydra, Nmap, Ping, SSH, and many more. Everything you learn in the game powers you up even more in real life. Surf the Grid, hack into Megacorps and decide your path in the game and in the real world.
v. 1.3.468
Next week expect a tutorial on how to build webpages.
[ADD] The three of the most well-known forms of quoting.
[UPDATE] `>>` does redirection but appends to the file if it has been found, `>` currently refuses to overwrite the file.
[ADD] Special parameter environment variable `$?`, which stores the integer exit status of the previously executed command.
It has a reverse boolean logic, which means `0` is actually success, any other value means failure (we use 1).
New Feature: Haiku Forge
Build, play, remix, and share World of Haiku missions using the Haiku Forge tool! Every mission the Haiku team built used this tool. Have at it!Next week expect a tutorial on how to build webpages.
[ADD] The three of the most well-known forms of quoting.
- Backslash quoting
Escapes the next character after a unquoted `\`, for instance, `\$var` translates literally to `$var`, making `$` lose its meaning - Single quoting
Escapes every character inside of `'..'`, including backslashes - Double quoting
Escapes every character inside of `".."`, with the exception of `$`, ```, `\` and `"`
It makes so characters inside double quotes are not word split, this is useful when we want to read a multi-word variable without breaking it into different arguments.
Example `> echo "$PWD"` won't split the result of $PWD variable if there's a space in the path, `> echo $PWD` will
[UPDATE] `>>` does redirection but appends to the file if it has been found, `>` currently refuses to overwrite the file.
[ADD] Special parameter environment variable `$?`, which stores the integer exit status of the previously executed command.
It has a reverse boolean logic, which means `0` is actually success, any other value means failure (we use 1).
[ 2023-07-21 17:57:32 CET ] [Original Post]
Minimum Setup
- Processor: 32-bit processorMemory: 4 GB RAMStorage: 3 GB available space
- Memory: 4 GB RAMStorage: 3 GB available space
- Storage: 3 GB available space
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