Filesystem

Standard Unix directories you'll encounter:

/
├── bin/        # Binary executables
├── etc/        # System configuration
│   ├── hostname
│   ├── passwd
│   └── shadow
├── home/       # User directories
├── root/       # Root user home
├── var/        # Variable data
│   └── log/    # System logs
└── usr/        # User programs

On systems you've cracked, you can perform various file operations:

• View: Read file contents
• Download: Copy files to your system
• Delete: Remove files (useful in dungeons)
• Create: Add new files (for missions)

Files have Unix-style permissions (e.g., 755, 644). Some files may be protected and require specific access levels or tools to read.

Some files are encrypted and show as unreadable until decrypted. You may need special items or higher component levels to decrypt protected files.

• /etc/passwd: User information
• /var/log/*: System logs (where your traces appear!)
• /home/*/: User data, often contains lore
• /root/: High-value targets in dungeons
• *.schematic: factory blueprints planted during hacks — download (copy) them before the trace completes! (see Modules & Fabricator)