Linux Terminal Practical for Beginners | Files & Directories in Kali Linux | Module 2 Part 1
In this practical training, we started CBIT-CYB101 Module 2, focusing on Linux Terminal, files, directories, and basic command-line usage inside Kali Linux.
This class is beginner-friendly and designed for students who are new to Linux, cybersecurity, and terminal commands.
In this video, we covered:
Starting Kali Linux inside VMware Workstation
Opening the Linux Terminal Emulator
Listing files and folders using ls
Viewing hidden files using ls -a
Understanding Linux case sensitivity
Creating folders using mkdir
Removing empty folders using rmdir
Moving between directories using cd
Checking current location using pwd
Creating files using touch
Renaming and moving files using mv
Deleting files using rm
Reading and writing file content using cat
Searching inside files using grep
Counting words and lines using wc
This video stops at Task 2: Interacting with Files and Directories.
In the next class/video, we will continue from Task 3: Challenge Exercise – Investigating an Archive File, where we will work with compressed files such as sol.tar.gz, file.gz.bz2, bunzip2, gunzip, and archive extraction commands.
This training is part of our cybersecurity foundation practical series for students learning Linux, Kali Linux, and basic cybersecurity operations.
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Cipherbase Integrated Technologies