100 Most Important Kali Linux Command for beginners to advance

100 Most Important Kali Linux Command for beginners.

Short Introduction: What is Kali Linux Operating System (OS)?

• Kali Linux is a distributed version of a Linux company designed for security research, computer forensics, penetration testing, website security checking. It is used in hacking because you already get some hacking software in it. Which is not only for windows. And even if it is, it is not good enough to even do hacking. Kali Linux is used for hacking. And secondly, windows have to be purchased but this Kali Linux operating system is absolutely free.
• Actually the Kali Linux operating system was designed for such tasks as reverse engineering, digital forensics and penetration testing. So, in Kali Linux, about 600 utility tools associated with all these security systems are available. Which can be used to check the security system and through this the security system can be improved more

Hello Friends most important Kali Linux commands are here below:

1. apropos  Search help manual pages (man -k)
2. apt-get  Search for and install software packages (Debian)
3. aspell  Spell Checker
4. aptitude  Search for and install software packages (Debian)
5. cal  Display a calendar
6. date  Display or change the date time
7. bg  Send to background
8. cd  Change Directory
9. chmod  Change access permissions
10. chroot  Run a command with a different root directory
11. chown  Change file owner and group
12. cut  Divide a file into several parts
13. dc  Desk Calculator
14. enable  Enable and disable builtin shell commands
15. exec  Execute a command
16. dig  DNS lookup
17. echo  Display message on screen
18. dir  Briefly list directory contents
19. df  Display free disk space
20. diff  Display the difference between two files
21. cp  Copy one or more files to another location
22. clear  Clear terminal screen
23. cmp Compare two files
24. dircolors  Colour setup for 'ls'
25. eject   Eject removable media
26. enable  Enable and disable builtin shell commands
27. ethtool  Ethernet card settings
28. exit  Exit the shell
29. false  Do nothing unsuccessfully
30. fdformat  Low-level format a floppy disk
31. file  Determine file type
32. find  Search for files that meet a desired criteria
33. format  Format disks or tapes
34. function Define Function Macros
35. free Display memory usage
36. hash  Remember the full path name of a name argument
37. head  Output the first part of file(S)
38. history  Command History
39. hostname  Print or set system name
40. iconv  Convert the character set of a file
41. id  Print user and group id's
42. ifconfig  Configure a network interface
43. ifdown  Stop a network interface
44. ifup  Start a network interface up
45. install  Copy files and set attributes
46. jobs  List active jobs
47. kill  Stop a process from running
48. killall  Kill processes by name
49. local  Create variables
50. locate  Find files
51. logname  Print current login name
52. logout  Exit a login shell
53. lprint  Print a file
54. mkdir  Create new folder (S)
55. more  Display output one screen at a time
56. mount  Mount a file system
57. netstat  Networking information
58. man  Help manual
59. ls  List information about file (s)
60. ls -a  Hidden file showing
61. mv  Move or rename files or directories
62. mtr  Network diagnostics (traceroute/ping)
63. nslookup  Query internet name servers interactively
64. open  Open a file in its default application
65. op  Operator access
66. passwd  Modify a user password
67. paste  Merge lines of files
68. ping  Test a network connections
69. pwd  Print working directory
70. quota   Display disk usage and limits
71. ram  ram disk device
72. rcp  Copy files between two machines
73. reboot  Reboot the system
74. rename  Rename files
75. return  Exit a shell function
76. rm  Remove files
77. rmdir  Remove folders(s)
78. scp  Secure copy (remote file copy)
79. sed  Stream Editor
80. select  Accept keyboard input
81. sleep  Delay for a specified time
82. sort  Sort text files
83. ssh  Secure shell clients (remote login program)
84. strace  Trace system calls an signals
85. sudo  Execute a command as another user
86. sum  Print a checksum for a file
87. tail  Output the last part of file
88. touch  Change file timestamps
89. top  List processes running on the system
90. uname  Print system information
91. users  List users currently logged in
92. uuencode  Encode a binary file
93. uudecode Decode a file created by uuencode
94. watch  Execute/display a program periodically
95. write  Send a message to another user
96. wget  Retrieve web pages of files via HTTP, HTTPS or FTP
97. whereis  Search the user's $path, man pages and source files for a program
98. who  Print all usernames currently logged in
99. whoami  Print the current user id and name
100. ps  Process status

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