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How to use the command 'goldeneye.py' (with examples)

Linux

GoldenEye is a HTTP Denial-of-Service (DoS) test tool that allows users to test the performance of a specific website by conducting a simulated DoS attack.

How to use the command 'googler' (with examples)

Linux , Macos , Windows , Android

The googler command allows users to search Google directly from the command-line, providing a convenient and efficient way to access information without leaving the terminal.

How to use the command 'gopass' (with examples)

Linux , Macos , Windows , Android

The gopass command is a standard Unix Password Manager for Teams written in Go.

How to use the command 'gpg-card' (with examples)

Linux , Macos , Windows , Android

The ‘gpg-card’ command is used to administrate OpenPGP and PIV smart cards.

How to use the command 'gpg' (with examples)

Linux , Macos , Windows , Android

GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) is a command-line tool used for secure communication and data encryption.

How to use the command 'gpg2' (with examples)

Linux , Macos , Windows , Android

GNU Privacy Guard 2 (gpg2) is an encryption program that allows users to encrypt and decrypt files, as well as import and export keys for secure communication.

How to use the command 'gpgv' (with examples)

Linux , Macos , Windows , Android

The ‘gpgv’ command is used to verify OpenPGP signatures. It is commonly used to ensure the authenticity and integrity of files that have been signed using the OpenPGP standard.