Linux for Ethical Hackers (Kali Linux Tutorial)

In this course, you will learn the basics of Kali Linux. The course covers installation, using the terminal / command line, bash scripting, tools and features for ethical hacking, and more. The course focuses on Kali Linux but much of the content applies to other versions of Linux as well.

⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
⌨️ Installing VMWare / Kali Linux
⌨️ Kali Linux Overview
⌨️ Navigating the File System
⌨️ Users and Privileges
⌨️ Common Network Commands
⌨️ Viewing, Creating, and Editing Files
⌨️ Starting and Stopping Services
⌨️ Installing and Updating Tools
⌨️ Scripting with Bash

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[cesarce]

This kind of people who make a full course for free on youtube are the real MVP. Thanks to all!

[coryriggs]

⌨️ Installing VMWare / Kali Linux - 1:34 / 9:45
⌨️ Kali Linux Overview - 20:10
⌨️ Navigating the File System - 30:02
⌨️ Users and Privileges - 43:25
⌨️ Common Network Commands - 54:05
⌨️ Viewing, Creating, and Editing Files - 1:02:40
⌨️ Starting and Stopping Services - 1:09:59
⌨️ Installing and Updating Tools - 1:18:36
⌨️ Scripting with Bash - 1:27:15
Additional Resources - 1:48:59

[black_tech_owner]

If anyone is watching this in 2022, Kali Linux has changed their default credentials to Username: Kali / Password: Kali

[datag]

From one veteran to another, thanks for your service. This was a FANTASTIC tutorial. I work as a data engineer/solutions architect. As a hobby I am getting into cyber and ethical hacking, and this video was great. Thank you!

[davyrogersuk]

To all you whining ‘click bait’ merchants in the comments... This video was one video from an entire series of videos around Ethical Hacking, Heath does an absolutely amazing job with his videos, what’s more... he provides them for free for people to learn.

If you’re complaining, your completely missing the point... a total noob wanting to get into ethical hacking will find this video EXTREMELY useful and it’s a MUST if you want to learn this stuff properly... you have to start somewhere, this is it!

If you are more ‘advanced’ than the contents of the video, great!!.. good for you!! ....go make your own video and put it up for people to learn. Drop me a note, I’ll help you sharer around!

Stop your whining. This is a spectacular contribution to the community.

Great video Heath! As always!

[SYN]

Thanks so much for these videos. I graduated with a BS in Network Security and then left to help take care of my sick father. He is no longer with us, but I have not gotten into my field just yet. So I have been watching these videos to help refresh my memory and what a blessing these videos have been. Also gives me a boost in confidence when I realize how much I really do know.

[andrewm]

I stumbled onto this video some times ago and added it to my watch later list and forgot all about it. Fast forward several months and I’m so glad I saved it. There is more Linux education in this 2 hours than anything else I’ve seen. Thank you so much for sharing openly and freely. As stated before “ you are definitely an MVP”

[stevecamm]

Excellent tutorial that I've set up on a VM and has taught me some good baseline skills. Much appreciated! Thanks

[martinmaletti]

Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video for the community, and for free. I came here wanting to learn how to hack my own home wifi to know how vulnerable my network is and ended up learning a whole career path that is really interesting. Thank you again for the hard work and dedication.

[saynotocybercriminals]

Hello, I just wanted to say this course is awesome, as a complete noob with Linux it is just right. Thank you so much for taking the time to do your video tutorials 👍🏻😀

[johntamplin]

First words "What is up everyone?" sounded like a genuine question, rather than a customary greeting. I had to stop and question every choice I'd ever made in my life, before resuming the course.

[alhuster]

I am a total beginner on Linux and I truly love it. It efficient, succinct to the point and full of insider information. Thanks very much.

[mrwekahwekah]

Hi incase you're using the 2020 version, the default username and password is kali. Thanks alot for the course.
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UPDATE

[brianrenonshabazz]

Learned alot and haven't even finished yet! Especially thankful for the VM Ware notes!

[sleekbr]

Thank you so much for this kali course for new entrants. You're audible and have the ability to explain something complex in a simplistic manner. Awesome job.

[AugustusAsgeir]

Dope video!! Didnt quite watch the beginning as I'm currently interning in cyber-security on a PenTest and Security Auditing team but yeah... hella helpful for those starting/curious and those who are working in and/or studying said field


Greatly appreciated 🙏🏾

[ashminniraula]

I love that you mentioned yourself as 1st additional resources material. It's always wise choice to follow a confident person. Thanks for this video

[dallasborn]

I can't Begin to explain how much I appreciate this training video. The information you have provided was well taught and explained. I will be joining and becoming a member soon. Thanks for the service you have provided by just making these videos.

[brianburch]

Nice. I'm very new to programming/bash/linux/CLI of this (< 1 week), and followed along nicely. My abilities are expanding

[gfofminpd]

This is seriously amazing. As a beginner with no prior knowledge, this really helped me. Thank you