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Kali Linux seems really interesting, but how do I learn all the tools just for fun? (self.linuxquestions)

submitted 1 year ago by mob to c/[email protected]

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I have no intentions of actually using Kalis long list of tools for any real reason, but I really like learning new stuff. I thought it'd be fun to crack my own wifi password and stuff like that just to understand how it all works. Is there any good place to learn how to use the tools, and how they work?

Otherwise, I can just Google each tool and learn that way. I didn't know if there was a good "step by step" guide of what I should learn and in what order though

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

You should have a look for capture the flags for penetration testing.

TryHackMe currently has a free Christmas program which has a beginner focus and outside of that they have a mix of free and paid for content (don't be tricked into feeling you need to pay if you just want the free content, navigate about a bit)

I've done some of the content and CTFs at HackerOne and I have heard of people liking HackTheBox too although I haven't done anything over there myself.

Hopefully that gives you some inspiration and guidance to get started!

[–] mob 2 points 11 months ago

I appreciate it, that is basically exactly what I am looking for. It seems like a real interesting way to learn without having to do questionably legal stuff, or have to set up a bunch of my own stuff to attempt to learn on.

Thank you!