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1 List Of Latest Kali Linux Commands In 2018 PDF Downloaded from StuffPrime All Tech Stuff That Matters Kali Linux Command (A-Z) Output From A apropos apt-get aptitude aspell awk Get Help Related Documents Fetch Software Packages Directly From Internet It can also be used to fetch software packages directly Spell Checker Command Use to Find or Replace text From B basename bash bc bg break builtin bzip2 Get the directory and suffix from filenames GNU Bourne-Again Shell Precision calculator language Send items to background Exit the command or loop running Run shell builtin Compress files to decrease their size Extraction/Compression

2 From C cal case cat cd cfdisk chgrp chkconfig chmod chown chroot cksum clear cmp comm command continue cp cron crontab csplit cut Used to display current calendear Put conditions in commands like if then structure Concatenate and display data of files Browse through directories Partition table manipulator Change ownership of group Check system configuration Change the permissions Change owner or group of files Run command on different directory Print CRC and byte counts Clear all the things in terminal to start fresh Compare two files to get detailed difference Used to compare two sorted files line by line in details Run a command COntinue the loop/process Copy files from one location to another Schedule the commands to run at particular time Schedule command to run later at time Break/Split files into two parts Divide files into many parts From D

3 date dc dd ddrescue declare df diff diff3 dig dir dircolors dirname dirs dmesg du Display current date and can also change it Show desk calculator Copy and convert a file Data recovery pool command Declare your variables with ease Show up free disk space on hard drive Difference between two files Difference between 3 files Get DNS Details Show all the directory details Directory tree color change Full pathname to a path Display recent directories Kernel and driver messages on screen File space usage estimation From E echo egrep eject enable env ethtool eval exec Display message on screen Find all the files in which particular lines are contained Unplug external connected device Enable and disable shell commands (builtin) Environment variables Adjust enternet card settings Evaluate several commands/arguements Execute commands

4 exit expand expect export expr Exit Tabs to spaces Automate arbitrary applications Set env. variables Evaluate exp. From F fdformat fdisk fg fgrep file find fmt fold for format free fsck ftp function fuser Formt a floppy Partition table Send task to foreground Search for lines that contains specific string/words Check file type Find files with some adjustments and criteria Reformat paragraph Wrap text Expand words Format internal/external partitions Display memory usage File system consistency File transport protocol to transfer files Define function Identify/Kill the process accessing particular file From G

5 gawk getopts grep groupadd groupdel groupmod groups gzip Find and Replace Text Parse parameters which are positional Search files for lines in given pattern Add new user to group Delete any group Use it to modify group Print groups you're in Compress files/folders From H hash head help history hostname Remember full path of the name argument First part of file Display help of any command History of all commands executed so far Print system name From I iconv id if ifconfig ifdown ifup import Convert character set of the file Print user or group ID Create if command structure Show network interface Stop network interface Start network interface Capture server screen and save

6 install Install From J jobs join Show all active tasks Join lines on common field From K kill killall Kill a process from running Kill all the processes From L less let ln local locate logname logout look lpc lpr lprint lprintd Display output of screen Arithmetic shell Symbolic link of the file Create local variables Find files at locations Print login name Exit login shell Display lines Line printer control Off line Print file Abort print

7 lprintq lprm ls lsof List print queue Remove print queue (Single Item) List files in particular directory List of all the files which are currently open From M make man mkdir mkfifo mkisofs mknod mmv more mount mtools mtr mv Recompible programs Show help manual Create new folders Make FIFOs CREATE iso9660/joliet/hfs filesystem Make character files Move and rename files in bulk Display output in one screen at a time Mount the file system Manipulate MS-DOS files Traceroute/ping Move files and directories From N netstat nice nl Current network information Set command priority List number of lines

8 nohup notify-send nslookup Run command immune to hangups Push desktop notifications Name servers lookup From O op open Operator access Open particular file with application assigned to it From P passwd paste pathchk ping pkill popd pr printcap printenv printf ps pushd pwd Change any user's password Merge files Check file path Ping any particular address Stop process Restore previous values of directory Prepare files for printing purpose Print capability Print environment Display output Process status Save & change current directory Display working directory

9 From Q quota quotacheck quotactl Display quota Check file for quota usage Set disk quotas From R ram rcp read readarray readonly reboot remsync rename renice return rev rm rmdir rsync Ram disk device Copy file from one computer to another Read a line Read the array Set file type to readonly to give restrictions Reboot computer Synchronize remote files Rename files Alter priority Exit function Reverse line Remove files Remove the folders Sync file trees From S scp Secure copy

10 screen sdiff sed select seq set sftp shift shopt shutdown sleep slocate sort source split ssh strace su sudo sum suspend symlink sync Multiplex the terminal Combine two files interactively Stream editor Accept the kwyboard input Print sequences Manipulate shell variables Secure FTP connection Shift the parameters which are positional Display shell options Shutdown computer Put computer to sleep Locate files Sort the files Run commands from the file Broke files into justified parts Launch remote login program Trace calls and signals Substitute user identity Execute command as another user Print checksum of file Suspend execution of file Make new name for file Sync the data From T

11 tail tar tee test time times top touch tr traceroute trap true tsort tty type Display last part of any file Tape Archiver (Compress Files) Redirect output to multiple files Evaluate conditional expression Display time User and system times List of top services running in computer To change file timestamps Translate Trace back to host Run any particular command when signal is set No action Topological sorting Print terminal on stdin filename Describe any command From U ulimit umask umount unalias uname unexpand uniq units Put limits on user resources File creation mask Unmount the device Alias removal Display system information Space to tabs Uniquify the files Convert units from scale

12 unset unshar until uptime useradd usermod users uudecode uuencode Remove variable Unpack shell archive scripts Until condition Display uptime of machine Add new user Modify existing user Display all the users Decode a file created by uuencode Binary files encode From V v vdir vi vmstat List directory contents (`ls -l -b ) List directory contents (`ls -l -b ) Default text editor Display Virtual memory statistics From W wait watch wc wget whereis which while Wait till process is complete Periodically display a program Display byte, word, and line counts Get files (HTTP, HTTPS, FTP supported) Search path etc. Search path for program Conditional statement

13 who whoami write Print all users which are currently logged in Show current user profile Send message to other user. From X xargs xdg-open Utility, passing constructed argument lists execution Open file/url using default program From Y yes Print string until any obstacle PDF Downloaded from StuffPrime All Tech Stuff That Matters