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What command creates a new file called failed_logins.txt?1 pointrm failed_logins.txtmkdir failed_logins.txttouch failed_logins.txtfind failed_logins.txt

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What command creates a new file called failed_logins.txt?1 pointrm failed_logins.txtmkdir failed_logins.txttouch failed_logins.txtfind failed_logins.txt

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The command that creates a new file called failed_logins.txt is touch failed_logins.txt.

Here's the step by step process:

  1. Open your terminal.
  2. Navigate to the directory where you want to create the file using the cd command.
  3. Once you're in the desired directory, type touch failed_logins.txt and press enter.
  4. This will create a new file named failed_logins.txt in your current directory. You can verify this by typing ls in the terminal, which will list all the files in the current directory. You should see failed_logins.txt in the list.

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