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Any really good source to learn advanced bash?
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Overhewire bandit is a tutorial and introduction to CTF's. It covers some of the lesser known commands like strings or uniq, by making you use them in challenges. Of course, it later goes on into basic exploits. But it's a good intro to some of that stuff, and I like that it's hands on.