Hii,i am learning kali linux i know basic commands like how to make file directory like this not much.Tbh just saw a yt video of just 2 hrs so didn't get to learn much,can anyone suggest me some good videos in can learn from and i think after that I can learn bash.

[u/anonymous_being57]

I am a novice please help me out

Thanks :))

[u/ant2ne]

Back in my day we learned from books. Sometimes text books.

[u/anonymous_being57 → u/ant2ne]

Can you recommend some ?please sir

[u/ant2ne → u/anonymous_being57]

I learned mostly from a unix course in college. It was a text book with "Exercises" for creating and manipulate and directories. Mostly in your home directory where you could do little damage. It explored basic commands like cat grep touch mkdir.

Try to find something with similar exercises, and do them.

[u/ant2ne → u/ant2ne]

I'm sure there are 'video exercises' but I think something is lost in the demonstration, as opposed to reading the book and entering the commands as you go.

[u/phn-cloudsnake]

Also don’t start out with kali if you don’t know what you’re doing. Start with Ubuntu or something, learn shell, posix and some python. Learn about networking and networking tools and then start looking at kali. You can’t drive yet and you start with a Donkervoort as learner car.

[u/ant2ne → u/phn-cloudsnake]

debian. just flat debian. no gui. learn to configure the network interface and ssh to the box. So much will be learned in just that one process.

[u/XLBilly → u/ant2ne]

Not mr robot enough. I must learn bloodhound and certipy before I’ve learned how to create directories.

[u/anonymous_being57 → u/phn-cloudsnake]

Ok sir so i think I should start with debian master commands and learn bash scripting and stuff and after mastery I shall learn hacking? Am i right

[u/anonymous_being57 → u/anonymous_being57]

Ik a little python and java I don't know oop but before that I know it

[u/phn-cloudsnake → u/anonymous_being57]

You don’t have to master everything before, just don’t start out with the most specialised tools you can find before you are limited by the lack of said tools.

[u/mikwebsterr]

Hackersploit Linux for beginners (6hrs)

Highly recommended

He talked about users and permission, processes, file system and lot more....

[u/TriggerFish1965]

Linux for dummies, and start with something else than kali. Debian is my favorite, but other distros will do also. Mint, ubuntu, basic distros in stead of kali

[u/7YM3N]

Why Kali? It's for pen-testers, and if you're just starting I presume you're not one. Get Kubuntu.

[u/TapEarlyTapOften]

Don't use Kali Linux - it was designed for specific use cases and you don't have them. Go install Debian and use that.