Kali Linux tutorial 2023
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Timeline:
00:00 Introduction
02:23 Why Kali Linux
07:16 Kali Linux Documentation
09:02 Kali Linux Installation
12:43 Package Management
28:02 Kali Linux Tools page
33:58 Linux Essential Commands
55:19 setting up kali for anonymize
01:06:33 Top 14 Kali Linux tool
01:17: 06 Leverage to GitHub
01:21:56 Upskills
01:23:46 Conclusion
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Kali Linux Documentation: https://www.kali.org/docs/introductio...
Commands:
#install package
$ sudo apt install package_name
#remove package
$ sudo apt remove package_name
#completely purge the package
$ sudo apt purge package_name
Remove leftover dependencies
$ sudo apt autoremove
#upgrade
$ sudo apt upgrade
#upgrade a single package
$ sudo apt upgrade package_name
To install a package with dpkg, you’ll need to use the following command.
$ dkpg -i package_name.deb
Similarly, you can remove a package by running the following command.
$ dkpg -r package_name
Linux Essential Commands:
File Operations (Beginner & Intermediate):
tar: Create or extract compressed archives.
cat: View and concatenate files.
chmod: Change file permissions.
grep: Search for patterns within files.
sed: Stream editor for modifying text.
man: Access manual pages for commands.
cd: Change directory.
ls: List directory contents.
echo: Output text.
mkdir: Create directories.
rm: Remove files or directories.
df: Display disk space usage.
vi or nano: Basic text editors.
du: Show directory space usage.
find: Search for files in a directory hierarchy.
cp: Copy files and directories.
mv: Move or rename files and directories.
Processes (Beginner & Intermediate):
ps: Show process status.
kill: Terminate processes.
top: Display and manage running processes.
sudo: Execute commands with administrative privileges.
history: Display command history.
pmap: Memory map of a process.
shutdown: Shutdown the system.
reboot: Restart the system.
passwd: Change user password.
Networking (Beginner & Intermediate):
netstat: Display network connections.
ping: Test network connectivity.
traceroute: Trace the route to a host.
ip: Show or manipulate routing, devices, policy routing, etc.
curl and wget: Download files from the internet.
ssh-keygen: Generate SSH keys.
firewalld or ufw: Firewall management.
ftp: File Transfer Protocol client.
Upskills:
https://tryhackme.com/module/linux-fu...
https://overthewire.org/wargames/band...
Nmap Tutorial: NMAP Training Course ( Zero to Advanc...
Metasploit Framework Tutorial: Metasploit Tutorial
Nikto Tutorial: nikto how to use tutorial | Beginner ...
Villian Tutorial: Villain: A Offensive Security Tool to...
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I hope you enjoyed the video and found value in the content. We value your feedback, If you have any questions or suggestions feel free to post them in the comments section or contact us directly via our social platforms.
NOTE: I am not sponsored by or affiliated with any of the products or services mentioned in this video, all opinions are my own based on personal experiences.
DISCLAIMER: All information, techniques, and tools showcased in these videos are for educational and ethical penetration testing purposes ONLY. NEVER attempt to use this information to gain unauthorized access to systems without the EXPLICIT consent of its owners. This is a punishable offense by law in most countries.
Follow Us on Social Platforms:
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Timeline:
00:00 Introduction
02:23 Why Kali Linux
07:16 Kali Linux Documentation
09:02 Kali Linux Installation
12:43 Package Management
28:02 Kali Linux Tools page
33:58 Linux Essential Commands
55:19 setting up kali for anonymize
01:06:33 Top 14 Kali Linux tool
01:17: 06 Leverage to GitHub
01:21:56 Upskills
01:23:46 Conclusion
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Kali Linux Documentation: https://www.kali.org/docs/introductio...
Commands:
#install package
$ sudo apt install package_name
#remove package
$ sudo apt remove package_name
#completely purge the package
$ sudo apt purge package_name
Remove leftover dependencies
$ sudo apt autoremove
#upgrade
$ sudo apt upgrade
#upgrade a single package
$ sudo apt upgrade package_name
To install a package with dpkg, you’ll need to use the following command.
$ dkpg -i package_name.deb
Similarly, you can remove a package by running the following command.
$ dkpg -r package_name
Linux Essential Commands:
File Operations (Beginner & Intermediate):
tar: Create or extract compressed archives.
cat: View and concatenate files.
chmod: Change file permissions.
grep: Search for patterns within files.
sed: Stream editor for modifying text.
man: Access manual pages for commands.
cd: Change directory.
ls: List directory contents.
echo: Output text.
mkdir: Create directories.
rm: Remove files or directories.
df: Display disk space usage.
vi or nano: Basic text editors.
du: Show directory space usage.
find: Search for files in a directory hierarchy.
cp: Copy files and directories.
mv: Move or rename files and directories.
Processes (Beginner & Intermediate):
ps: Show process status.
kill: Terminate processes.
top: Display and manage running processes.
sudo: Execute commands with administrative privileges.
history: Display command history.
pmap: Memory map of a process.
shutdown: Shutdown the system.
reboot: Restart the system.
passwd: Change user password.
Networking (Beginner & Intermediate):
netstat: Display network connections.
ping: Test network connectivity.
traceroute: Trace the route to a host.
ip: Show or manipulate routing, devices, policy routing, etc.
curl and wget: Download files from the internet.
ssh-keygen: Generate SSH keys.
firewalld or ufw: Firewall management.
ftp: File Transfer Protocol client.
Upskills:
https://tryhackme.com/module/linux-fu...
https://overthewire.org/wargames/band...
Nmap Tutorial: NMAP Training Course ( Zero to Advanc...
Metasploit Framework Tutorial: Metasploit Tutorial
Nikto Tutorial: nikto how to use tutorial | Beginner ...
Villian Tutorial: Villain: A Offensive Security Tool to...
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I hope you enjoyed the video and found value in the content. We value your feedback, If you have any questions or suggestions feel free to post them in the comments section or contact us directly via our social platforms.
NOTE: I am not sponsored by or affiliated with any of the products or services mentioned in this video, all opinions are my own based on personal experiences.
DISCLAIMER: All information, techniques, and tools showcased in these videos are for educational and ethical penetration testing purposes ONLY. NEVER attempt to use this information to gain unauthorized access to systems without the EXPLICIT consent of its owners. This is a punishable offense by law in most countries.
Follow Us on Social Platforms:
Discord: Discord: discord
LinkedIn: LinkedIn: pber-academy
Pber Academy: https://pberacademy.in
Show your support by
------------------------------------------
LIKE | COMMENT | SHARE | SUBSCRIBE
------------------------------------------
****THANK YOU ALL FOR WATCHING THIS VIDEO. HAPPY LEARNING AND SEE YOU SOON ALL WITH OTHER INTERESTING VIDEOS. ****
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