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How to use the multiple tabs in the Kali Linux terminal

How to use By default, Gnome Terminal Emulator  allows you to handle the tabs through keyboard combinations. So just open a new terminal and try with the following combinations: Add new tab To add a new tab press: Ctrl  +  Shift  +  T Close tab To close a tab, use the following combination once the desired tab is focused: Ctrl   +   Shift   +   W Switch tab To focus another tab in the console, use the following combinations. To switch one tab forward: Ctrl   +   Pg Up To switch one tab backwards: Ctrl   +   Pg Dn Move tab position With Gnome, you are able to change the position of the focused tab by using the following combinations. To move the tab one position up: Ctrl   +   Shift   +   Pg Up To move the tab one position down: Ctrl   +   Shift   +   Pg Dn

How to crack hasher algorithms like MD5, SHA1 using findmyhash in Kali Linux

Have you ever find an interesting hash on Internet or in some old database that used to be not so secure ? Now, with awesome and broad web services that you can find on the internet, you may be able to know what that hash used to look before it were hashed by some hasher algorithm like MD5, SHA1 or GOST. In Kali Linux, you may boost the process of searching on internet for the original string of your hash using the findmyhash tool that will do the job for you. findmyhash is an useful python script used to crack a lot of hashes using web services. How does findmyhash works ? findmyhash is an awesome command line utility that cracks hashes through different online services. As you may know, functions like MD5 aren't plainly encryption tools (though it may be used as part of some encryption algorithms) but a one way hash function, that means that you can't reverse it with certainty. Basically what it does is to send the hash that you provide to different web...