Linux Shells

echo $SHELLto see which shell I'm using

We use ./ before the script to run rather than typing the script name directly because ./ tells the shell to execute the file that is present in the current directory

!/bin/bash

Defining the directory to search our flag

directory="/var/log"

Defining the flag to search

flag="thm-flag01-script"

echo "Flag search in directory: $directory in progress..."

Defining for loop to iterate over all the files with .log extension in the defined direct>

for file in "/var/log"/*.log; do # Check if the file contains the flag if grep -q "$flag" "$file"; then # Print the filename echo "Flag found in: $(basename "$file")" fi done