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Exercise 4-1: Accessing the BlueLeaks Dataset

macOS and Linux Users

The simple shell script that unzips all of the files in BlueLeaks is exercise-4-1-unzip.sh.

Windows Users

Because decompressing files is very disk intensive, it's much faster to use Windows tools directly instead of Linux tools in WSL. Install 7-Zip, which you can download from here. Then add C:\Program Files\7-Zip to your path, which will allow you to use the CLI version of 7-Zip just by running the 7z command.

The simple PowerShell script that unzips all of the files in BlueLeaks is exercise-4-1-unzip.ps1.

Organize Your Files

After unzipping BlueLeaks, open a terminal (Windows users should use a WSL terminal), change to your datasets USB disk, and run this:

mv BlueLeaks BlueLeaks-extracted
mkdir BlueLeaks
mv BlueLeaks-extracted/*.zip BlueLeaks