Your First Support Assignment

From: Frank <pcs.9ohr|knarf#pcs.9ohr|knarf>
To: Kendal Shipley <pcs.9ohr|yelpihsk#pcs.9ohr|yelpihsk>
Subject: technical support assignment
Message:
Its time you actually do some work around here. We need you to take a look at foundation-92911; the password should be "4bs@l64o$LMVA!6F". Just take a look around and see if you can find any important data. Good luck.

From: Site Director H. Lemmond <pcs.75|dnommelh#pcs.75|dnommelh>
To: Technical Support <pcs.9ohr|troppus#pcs.9ohr|troppus>
Subject: Dr. Giulianna Ashley's Research
Message:
Dr. Ashley has recently disappeared for unknown reasons. She has vital research on her computer relating to memetic hazards that we need recovered. Please recover any research documents or other data you can from the computer.

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ls: Lists the contents of the current directory. With -a, also lists hidden files and folders (those with names starting with a '.').
cd: Changes the current directory. ".." refers to the parent directory - the folder containing the current one.
rm: Deletes a file. -r to delete recursively, -d to also delete directories.
man: Displays the help page for a command.
gpg: Gnu Privacy Guard, an implementation of the PGP encryption standard. With --unlock, unlock the default keyring in order to enable decrypting files or messages. Use with -d to actually decrypt a file.
cat: Displays a file's contents as raw text.
display: Displays an image in the terminal.
fbpdf: Displays the contents of a pdf document.