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Linux is one of the best Linux distribution for penetration testing.
And most people who's working in this field prefers to use colonics on any other platform.
And the reason is that they are preferring such distribution it's because it has a lot of built in tools
and it keeps getting updated to install it and you frequently update it to the tools and upgrades them
as well as going to see now to navigate into Canada next.
We have a main menu here that include all the main penetration testing tools categorized.
So you have information gathering tools were all the major tools that is used for information gathering
ourself multi go many many tools well on our servers and map and map anything related or anything that
you can use for Gezer information about victim ourselves.
Some of them are a graphical interface some of them are command line but it was going through them and
Checksum vulnerability analysis.
You have a lot of tools that will allow you to identify as a vulnerability in any target like Nick to
like and map different kinds of tool for vulnerability analysis web application analysis zos tools that
allow you to scan a web application and look for the vulnerability into web application like OS zap
or like through three interceptor programs.
So many many of those too.
We have the database that risk assessment tools that allow you to assess or to evaluate the database
exploitation password cracking password attack tools that are allowed to collect.
So all the tools are here and they are categorized by type.
Now all I know is that during this course we will not be covering all the tools.
But I will encourage you actually to go yourself and try to navigate on those tool and see how they
are working.
And I'm going to give you some guidelines during this training on how to navigate into a new tool.
You don't need to memorize steps you don't need to memorize how to do specific task but what you need
to learn from this course besides the basic core of the course is how if you saw it tools that seem
interesting how to open it and how to start learning about the story.
We will be using most of the time a common line.
We still have a lot of graphical tools but I believe if you learn the command line and how to use the
command lines that will be much more useful for you.
So don't worry if you are spending too much time get to use or get to learn command line and get yourself
familiar with the command line.
This actually will help you during this course and during any penetration testing in the future.
So most of the time you'll be going to the terminal and you're going to start writing down calm and
getting some results from that.
Also when you first install Linux you will find that some of the major tool that like for instance the
played Meta's plate.
We're going to have a full section about me at this point.
But instead of keep searching inside Ximena or typing commands you can open it from here right away
or you have the Armytage which is a product for me to supply it.
But the graphical interface instead of command line or suite and so on.
So this is like a shortcut menu from where you can open some of the tools we have also the setting for
for Linux and other tools that allow you to configure that as a regular operating system.
Changing the background configures a sound changing the display and you can get that from sitting here
which should present like a control panel.
We also have a browser here that will allow you to browse the internet and going to different website
and navigate and so on.
So when you open Linux for the first time in any case it's very familiar or very similar to Microsoft
Windows.
It's not a common line anymore.
So it's open graphically and it's quite easy to use.
So start spent sometimes navigating here and there.
And we're going to focus about some specific tools that we get that will help us in our course now also
I want to clarify things the fine system we have here like a file manager so that you can open
it or go and it will choose a different folder inside your home directory you have the home you have
the desktop you have the document you have to download same.
Exactly.
Structure like Windows.
But after all Linux has a specific structure set is different than Windows.
I mean this is your home directory.
It's very similar to INS.
I mean if you go to Microsoft Windows and you open your your your home folder you'll see that you almost
have the same folder which is a desk top download document picture music and so on.
So each home folder in Linux or Windows have the same component but in Linux the main filing system
are different.
And if you took my Linux course on my second hacking course I explained this part and just by going
to as a location here and you go to computer you will see the structure of the filing systems that are
where we have some folders and this is actually in any Linux distribution not just Kenni but any Linux
where we have been has all the comment on said reboot has the file needed to put the system the ATC
all has all the configuration file network configuration display configuration password all the configuration
file.
Allen says see the amount Zawar for instance has all the logs.
So you need to go through the basic structure of Linux to be aware because later on if you need to check
a log that has some error you will be checking in the folder.
If you need to go through some configuration file you need to go to the ATC and so on.
So each user has their own home folder but you need to know the basic structure is a hierarchical Xenix
all the user home folder are under home.
So they spend about how many users you have you'll find under whom all each user has its own home folders
that has a subfolder which is the home and desktop and document and download and so on.
So this is the filing system of Linux during this course you don't need to go that deep but truly it's
not a Linux course it's many penetration testing course and Android penetration testing.
But still you know get to learn more about the filing system and how and how Linux work definitely will
help you.
But this is not the scope of this course.
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