Kali Linux Basic commands For Different Tasks

 Asslamu alikum Dostoo umeed krta hun ap sb kheryat se hun ge....

Dosto aj main ap ko Kali lenux ki Basic commands k bare main btane ja raha hun ....Dostoo sb se pehle tou ap ne mere btaye huye tarike k mutabik kali lenux ko install kr lena hai...

successful installation k bad ap ko kali lenux main sara kam terminal main krna ho ga .....main aj ap ko kuch commands bta raha hun jo ap ko kafi kam ayen gi....

kali linux install krne k bad ap ko sb se pehle apna internet check krna hai....ager ap laptop main external wireless adapter use kr rahe hain tou tou ap ne terminal main ye commands run krni hai...

Ifconfig Or airmon-ng ye ap ko internet connectivity ka btaye ga ager "wlan0" show ho raha hu tou mean ap connected hain..

Kuch aur commands bhi hain jo bohat usefull hain.....

            Updating Kali Linux by first updating the package list. Open terminal and enter:

1. $ sudo apt update  

After updating the package list, update kept back packages

1. $ sudo apt dist-upgrade  

 Uninstall those packages that are no longer required.

1. $ sudo apt autoremove  

Linux Basic Commands:::

Commands	Description
# history	This command is used to print the bash history of the current user.
# free	It gives the information about the available RAM and the total used and available spaces of physical memory and swap memory with buffer used by Kernal.
# vi	It is a screen editor used to edit the file.
# sort	It sorts the content of a text file line by line.
# more	It is used to display output in the terminal, one page at a time.
# less	It is used to view the file instead of opening the file.
# date	This command is used to display the system date and time.
# cal	It will display a formatted calendar of the current month.
# whoami	It will print the active user ID.
# pwd	It stands for "Print Working Directory" which prints the name of the working directory.
# ls	It is used to list out all the hidden files of a directory with -an attribute.
# users	It will display login names of the user currently logged in to the system.
# uptime	It will return you the time for which the system has been up.
# uname	It prints information about the current system.
# rm	It is used to delete files and directories.
# mv	This command moves, or renames, files, and directories on your file system.
# cp	It is used to copy files.
# cat	It is used to create single or multiple files, view contained file, concatenate files, and redirect output in terminal or files.
# mkdir	It is used to create directories.
# cd	It is used to change or switch the current working directory.