#As of right now you are#
#at risk!#
Learn as quickly as possible. Begin the tutorial sequence by pressing the continue button below.

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Connect to a computer by typing "connect [IP]" in the terminal - or by clicking on a node on the network map. 
#Connect to your own computer#
 on the map now by clicking the green circle.

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Good work.
 
The first thing to do on any system is scan it for adjacent nodes. This will reveal more computers on your map that you can use.

#Scan this computer now#

by pressing the Scan Network button on the display module.

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That should be all you'll need from your own server for now.
#Disconnect From Your#
#Machine#


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It's time for you to connect to an outside computer.
 
Be aware that attempting to compromise the security of another's computer is Illegal under the U.S.C. Act 1030-18.
 
Proceed at your own risk and
#connect to an outside#
#machine#
by clicking a blue node on the network map.


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This VM's Terminal module has been activated. This will be your primary interface for navigating and interacting with nodes.
 
A command can be run by typing it out and pressing enter.
 
A computer's security system and open ports can be analyzed using the 
#probe#
(nmap) command. analyze the computer you are currently connected to.


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Here you can see the active ports, active security, and the number of open ports required to successfully crack this machine using PortHack.
This Machine has no active security and requires no open ports to crack. If you are prepared to, it is possible to crack this computer using the program "PortHack".
 
#Run the program PortHack#
|To run a program you own on the machine you are connected to, type the name of the program as the terminal command.
A program name will never require ".exe on the end"
 

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Congratulations, You have taken control of an external system and are now it's 
administrator. You can do whatever you like with it, however you should start by
 
#Scanning for local nodes#
to locate additional computers. Do this using the "Scan" command.


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No results - not a problem.

Next, you should investigate the filesystem.
#List the files and folders#
#in the current directory#
 

|List file and folders by using the "ls" command.
 
The Display module has been re-activated for use with this.


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#Navigate to the "bin" folder#
(Binaries folder) to search for useful executables using the command 
 
"cd [FOLDER NAME]"


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To view the contents of the current folder you are in use the command "ls".
 

These are no programs here, but you should
#look at config.txt#
in case it contains useful information.
 
|Read the contents of any file using the cat command. I.E:
 
"cat config.txt"
   
NOTE: Reading data without permission illegal and punishable by prison sentence if detected under international law.
 


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Totally useless!
  
Now to clear your tracks before you leave. 
#Move up a folder in the#
#directory tree#
using "cd .."
 
Note: the wildcard ".." indicates 'Back' or 'Up'.
 


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#Move to the log folder.#
"cd [FOLDER NAME]"


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#Delete all files in this#
#directory#
 
You can delete a file using the command 
#rm [FILENAME]#
however you can delete ALL files in the current directory with the command 
 
#rm *#
 
Note: the wildcard "*" indicates 'All'.


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Excellent work.
 
#Disconnect from this computer#
 
You can do so using the "dc" or "disconnect" command


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Congratulations, You have completed the guided section of this tutorial.
 
#To finish it, you must locate#
#the Process ID of this tutorial#
#program and kill it.#
 
The "help" command will give you a complete command list at any time.  
 
|The command "ps" will list the PID of every currently running process.


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