Write a bash script using for loop to list 0 - 9 as 1234567890  and the command prompt should be innext line of the resu

You had previously compiled a file for use in a dictionary attack against a server that did not use salt. The file contains 171,000 words, which is enough to fill the entire OED (with the exception of the word "impossible"). Due to a server change, the dictionary is no longer compatible with the 32-bit version of salt. You need to build a new vocabulary if you wish to employ sheer force to search through an old one. Could you please tell me how many words are in the new dictionary?

Please answer the following Bash question, please show your output as well. 1. Write a Bash function named ‘Generate-ID' that generates all possible UGA student id start with 900. The output should be saved into a file named studentID.csv. 2. Write a Bash function named ‘Find_word’ that read wordlist.txt file to find all words end with “ing” and output these words to WordEndIng.csv. 3. The auth.log file (path: /var/log/auth.log) and syslog file (path: /var/log/syslog) are two of the most important log files in Linux. Generally, adversaries target these files so that system administrators couldn’t track what attackers are doing. Write a function named get-linuxlog() that reads all the above two files and stores them into a file named linuxeventlog.txt (Hint use the ‘cat’ command)

Earlier, you had prepared a file in order to carry out a dictionary attack against a target server that did not utilize salt. This attack required you to guess words from a predetermined list. The whole OED is provided in this file, which contains 171,000 words, with the exception of the term "impossible." The dictionary is now inaccessible due to an update that was made to a 32-bit version of the salt server. In order to find your way through an older vocabulary using brute force, you need to construct a new dictionary. What is the total number of words that are included in the new dictionary?

You are using the scripting statement case in a script and keep getting a message such as the following: script 1: line 10: syntax error: unexpected end of file what is the likely cause of the error? a) You didn't have a default condition set. b) You forgot to close the case with esac. c) You were using the old [ ] bash style insted of [[ ]]. d) You were comparing an integer when you should have been comparing a string.

Write a bash script that displays the command line parameters starting from third argument to the last. The file name is lab1_2.sh for example bash lab1_2.sh aaa bbb ccc ddd eee fff ggg hhh ccc ddd eee fff ggg hhh The line ends with a new line