Ransomware

Ransomware created for CECS 378 at CSULB

Using Windows Subsystem for Linux

• If you don't have bash install from here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
• Download and install Ubuntu for Windows 10.
• Make sure you have the file looforyou.pem in current directory.
• From bash, type in commands

For Ransomware server:

$ chown :root cecs378.pem
$ chmod 600 cecs378.pem
$ ssh -i .pem [email protected]

Git Instructions: mini cheatsheet of the most important git code

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Terms

• master branch - branch with latest working code (main program)
• remote branch - your own branch
• upstream branch - branch that can be tracked
• origin - perform operation on the source of your target

going to a branch:

• this is your private workspace

git checkout {branchname}

going to a new branch

• making a new branch with all the work you have

git checkout -b {newbranchname}

when pushing to your branch for the first time

• must set upstream so that github can track it

git push -u origin {branchname}    //you only need the -u argument in your very first push. 

pushing to a branch

• whenever you push, you should ALWAYS ADD, COMMIT, then PULL first

git add .                    //period means "everything". you can also choose to add only specific files
git commit -m "message"      //**REQUIRED** you need to type in a message for every commit
git pull origin master       //this pulls code FROM master TO whatever branch you're on (if you are already on master branch, keyword origin is optional)
//ALWAYS pull before you push (make sure to add and commit first) to avoid overriding data
git push                     //push to your branch

• order of operations: add -> commit -> pull -> push

see status of files modified

git status

see specific changes within files:

git diff                   // overview of things changed
git diff {filename}        // see specific changes in file 
git diff {branchname}      // view differences in different branches
:wq                        // exits vim mode

see list of commits

git log      // view commit log
git checkout {first 6 characters of chosen checkpoint hash} -b {new branch name}  // checkout log to new branch

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