CYB/225: Linux Fundamentals Week One DQ

Wk 1 Discussion - The ls Command he "ls" command and the suffixes "-s" and "-t" are used to view the contents of a directory and associated details. Being able to tell what is within the same directory that you are in while using a headless linux system is how you navigate throughout the system. By using the "-s" suffix you can determine the sizes of the files in the directory. By using the "-t" suffix you can determine the modification time of the files in the directory. Being able to determine the size and modification time of a file can actually give you a decent amount of information. For example, if a system was breached and you recover it and then you discover that new large files were added to it you can guess that a rouge...