Trap Shield Learning Phase

Welcome to Task 1 of the Trap Shield Learning Phase! This task will help you get comfortable with Ubuntu, basic Linux commands, and using GitHub for submissions.

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⚙️ Step 1 – Dual Boot Your System with Ubuntu

To begin this project, you must have Ubuntu installed on your system.
If you haven’t already, please dual boot your system with Ubuntu (you can use any version like Ubuntu 22.04 LTS or later).

You can find detailed tutorials online(resources shared), but here are the key steps:

1. Back up your data.
2. Create a bootable USB with Ubuntu.
3. Shrink your Windows partition to make free space.
4. Boot from USB → Install Ubuntu alongside Windows.
5. Complete installation and reboot.

Once you’ve successfully booted into Ubuntu — move to Step 2.

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💻 Step 2 – Linux Command Tasks

After setting up Ubuntu, a set of basic Linux command-based tasks is provided in the documentation 👉
📄 Click here to open the task document

🔹 You need to:

• Go through the commands listed in the docs.
• Execute each task in your Ubuntu terminal.
• Take screenshots of the outputs and/or scripts where mentioned.

✅ Make sure your screenshots clearly show the commands and their results.

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Step 3 – Prepare Your Submission

Submission Guidelines (Important)

Each mentee must fork this repository and upload their work inside their fork.

Steps to Submit:

1️⃣ Fork this repo
Go to 👉 https://github.com/Ankitaashok20/Trap_Shield_Learning_Phase
Click the “Fork” button (top-right).
This will create a copy under your GitHub account.

2️⃣ Open your forked repo

3️⃣ Add your submission

• Go to your fork → click Add file → Upload files (or drag-drop).
• Create your folder as: -submissions//task1/
• Create a doc of you screenshots, scripts, and output and upload that.

4️⃣ Commit your changes

• Add a short commit message like: -Task 1 submission by
• Click Commit changes

No need to send any link or PR.
Your work will be visible automatically under your fork.

⚠️General Instructions

• Make sure your folder names match your name exactly.
• Keep your repo public so the mentor can view it.
• Do not modify or delete other mentees’ folders (everyone works in their own fork).
• Ensure your screenshots are clearly visible.

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End Goal

By the end of this task, you should:

• Have Ubuntu successfully installed and running.
• Be confident with basic Linux commands.
• Know how to fork and manage repositories on GitHub.