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Using Container technology such as Docker and LXC/LXD, our Kali containers allow you access to the Kali toolset on your host operating system without the overhead of running an additional full operating system. This does come with limitations, as you won’t have direct hardware access and dealing with inbound connections to tools running in the Kali container can be complicated.
You can watch this YouTube Video created by NetworkChuck to run kali on Docker Containers.
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a software package on modern Windows installs that allow you to run Linux alongside your Windows system in an optimized container. The Kali WSL package allows easy access to the Kali toolset. This comes with the same drawbacks of a standard VM, but allows for less overhead and tighter integration with your Windows systems.
You can watch this YouTube Video created by NetworkChuck to test your knowledge about Linux Commands.
if you find a command and you don't know what it do you can use explainshell.com to understand what it do
You can watch this YouTube Playlist created by anaHr to learn more about the history of OS and Computers (This Arabic-language YouTube playlist).
You can watch this YouTube Video created by New Media Academy Life / Da7i7 to learn more about the history of Computers (This Arabic-language YouTube Video).
Linux Basics for Hackers is a book that teaches the fundamentals of the Linux operating system, with a focus on how hackers would use it. It covers topics such as the Linux command line, filesystems, networking, scripting, and security.
You can watch the following YouTube playlists if you wish to learn more about Linux:
This YouTube Playlist created by NetworkChuck
This YouTube Video created by freeCodeCamp.org
This YouTube Playlist created by David Bombal
This YouTube Video created by David Bombal (with Occupy The Web)
This YouTube Playlist created by Saif Alwedyan (This Arabic-language YouTube playlist)
You can watch the following YouTube Videos if you wish to learn about Windows Commands:
This YouTube Video created by NetworkChuck
This YouTube Video created by NetworkChuck
