Base64 Algorithm

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  Introduction              -----> Base64 encoding is used to c onvert binary data into a text-like format that allows it to be transported in environments that can handle only text safely.               -----> Base64 is sometimes also refered to as PEM , which stands for Privacy-enhanced Electronic Mail . There, Base64 was used to create printable text again after binary e-mail data that was generated during the e-mail encryption process.   How it works               Base64 encoding takes the original binary data and operates on it by dividing it into tokens of three bytes . A byte consists of eight bits, so Base64 takes 24bits in total. These 3 bytes are then converted into four printable characters from the ASCII standard.  The first step is to take the three bytes (24...
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Linux termux 2.0

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Termux Commands 
            
                Welcome back guys on an another Post of termux commands in this part we going to learn about the termux commands and it's uses.
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Now open the termux and enter apt update  &&apt upgrade to update and upgrade all packages in the application.

List Files:

Commend: ls
    
       If i want to list the file persent in the terminal the commend used is ls 
Example: 
    
Changing The working directory:
  The commend used to change the working directory is cd (change direction).
Example if I want to change my working directory to Storage the commend will be cd storage 
Commend cd..  Is used to change the working directory to the default. 


To Create A Folder:
Commends:  mkdir [file name]

Example: If you want to create a folder  mkdir commends is used. For example if I want to create a folder  test the commend will be mkdir Test. The output will be


To Remove the Created Folder( Directory)

Commend: rmdir [name of the.                       folder]
     To remove the created directory rmdir [name of the directory]. 

Example: if I want to remove the created folder test I should give rmdir test


To Download A Tool:

Commend: git clone [download              link form github]
          
          If I want to download a tool from github I will use a commend git clone.

Example: If I am going to download a tool call Tool-x first of i need the download link from the github.

The command is git clone https://github.com/rajkumardusad/Tool-X.git

After downloading the we have to give permission to run this tool chmod is used.
 

In general, chmod [change mode] commands are use to give the permissions to the file or a folder.


 To Create A File    
      To create a text document we can use an package named nano and we can download  by pkg instll nano

The commend used to create a text file is nano ffollowed by the name of the file
  
   Example: If I want create a file named Test the commend will be nano Test.txt and the output will be like this


And here we can type the content what should be in the Test.txt and give ctrl+O to save and it will ask for the name of the file if you want you can change it or just give enter and to exit nano give ctrl+X 
 


To view a file:

Commend: cat [file name]

  For example I want see what is in the text document called test I should execte yhe commend cat test.txt. and it will be like this



To Konw the address of the current  directory:

Commend:  pwd
            
                  To know the address of the current working directory is pwd. It will show the address after executing the commend pwd.
 
To copy a file:

Commens: cp [file name] [ the address to be                                                                     copied]
       
                    For example iF I want copy a file named Hacking form the working directory  to another directory and the commend will be cp Hacking.txt [address of the directory to be copied ]

To move a file or folder:
 
Commend: mv [file name]             [address to be moved ]

For example if I want move an file named Hacksnow.txt form the working directory to another directory and the commend will be 
mv [File name] [Address of the directory to be moved].

    The file will disappear form the working directory this is why because you have moved the file form the working directory to another directory.


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