This page shows how a resource page for the Admin LAB could look like in your intranet.
It is not necessary to integrate such resources into the Admin LAB, it's just an option within customizing.
Admin LAB Resources
Further information for your Cyber Security
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Please remember: Linux is case sensitive, DOS/Windows is not.
| Command | Windows | Linux | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| List files | dir | Is | |
| List directory recursivly | tree | Is-R | |
| Clears screen | cls | clear | |
| Closes shell prompt | exit | exit | |
| Finds a string of text in a file | find | grep | grep [word] thisfile.txt |
| Dump contents of a file to users screen | Type | cat | cat[file] |
| Displays command help | command /? | man or info | man command |
| Creates a directory | mkdir | mkdir | mkdir directory |
| Displays your location in the file system | chdir | pwd | |
| Changes directories with a absolute path | cd pathname | cd pathname | cd/directory/directory |
| Directory path delimiter | \ | / | |
| Current directory | .\ | ./ | |
| Parent directory | ..\ | ../ | |
| Changes directories with a relative path | cd.. | cd.. |
Patch Management is covered in our Security Policies and Standards. You can always find the most up-to-date versions on our
Hardening is covered in our Security Policies and Standards. You can always find the most up-to-date versions on our
Hardening guides
We have hardening standards for several systems. Please find our hardening standards and guides at:
https://intranet.company.com/IT/ressources/hardening
You can find an overview of our security departments, their services and all corresponding in the
You can find our Incident Response process in the
There you will also find our template for a proper and structured incident documentation:
- Local\Guests: The local guest account and manually added users.
- Local\Users: Any user created on the local system and if joined to a domain, the respective Domain Users group is added.
- Domain\Domain Guests: The domains guest account and manually added users (often service accounts).
- Domain\Domain Computers: Any computer joined to the domain is automatically added to this group.
- Domain\Domain Users: Any user created in the domain is automatically added to this group.
- NT Authority\Authenticated Users: This group contains all users on a system, which can authenticate. At least Local\Users and Local\Guests are contained. On domain joined systems also all members of the groups Domain\Domain Users and Domain\Domain Guests are contained as well as all users from trusted domains which authenticated successful – regardless of their membership in the domain where the share resides. In short: Every user who logged on with a username and password.
- Everyone: This group extends the group Authenticated Users by the local guest account. If the guest account is enabled, access is possible without providing a password. Further, built-in security accounts like Service, Local_Service and Network_service are included. Since Windows 2003 resp. Windows XP SP2 anonymous logons (null sessions) are no longer contained in this group.