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man, info and apropos (no, really)vim - a text editornmap - a port scannernetstat, fuser, ps - to check what is listening where on the local machineifconfig - change MAC and IP addresseskismet, aircrack-ng, reaver - wireless networkstcpdump, ettercap, iptables - capturing and redirecting traffic on a networkmetasploit, american fuzzy lop, strings, gdb, gcc, bash/zsh, python, hexedit - exploitation; apparently running `strings` on attacker-controlled binaries can be quite funny... to the attackeroclHashcat - cracking hashesnetcat, corkscrew, httptunnel, proxytunnel - connectionsssh, scp - encrypted interactive sessions, tunnels and moving files aroundgrep, sed, awk - text manipulationmore, less, tail, cat - reading text filesfind - searching for fileswget, curl - downloading fileslynx, elinks - web browsers

Torrent websites don't upload movies. They have only the torrent file which will be a max of 500 KB. This torrent file consists of trackers list, file info(hash, no. of pieces, size of each piece). The trackers mentioned above, co-ordinate your download with others.What happens when you download a torrent, is that you are just downloading a file which consists of server addresses who keep track of information about the file, who has it e.t.cIn a torrent download, you are downloading file from other people, not from servers. In your client you can see your download and upload speed. The upload speed indicates at how much rate you are giving file to others. When you start uploading or downloading, the tracker considers you as a peer and counts you in. When some other person downloads the same torrent as you and requests the tracker to initiate the download, the tracker establishes a communication between you and the other person.Consider this: A 8 MB file may be broken into 8 pieces of 1 MB each. When you request the tracker, it sees the list and connects you with other peers. Each peer can give one piece he has and you might also upload a piece to him which he doesn't have. There is also the seeder who has got the entire file (Not a single person, can be a lot of people). When you have completed the download and you are still uploading, you become a seeder because you got the entire file. When you download a torrent which has 0 seeds it cannot be completed because no one has the entire file. That doesn't mean it cannot be downloaded, the seeder might come online after some time. You can also add extra trackers which you can get by Googling the hash in the torrent file.So effectively, the tracker doesn't share the file nor does the website from which you downloaded the torrent. It is shared by the people just like you and me who also want the file.

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