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In this video, I break down Linux named pipes (FIFO files) in a simple and practical way.

// Chapters

0:00 - Intro
0:15 - Name Pipes 101
1:11 - Reverse Shell Debunked
2:23 - Data Exfiltration


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#linux #cybersecurity #programming