This is the last post in the Linux Series that I started on Februrary 01, 2021 to learn most of the basics of the Linux OS. This will be a small post in which I will share some of the resources that I used to learn about Linux and tools.
So here are the resources that I used to learn about all the things that I wrote in the last 18 posts on this blog.
- Linux Basics for Hackers (BOOK) - This is the book that I mostly followed throughout the series to learn about the basics of Linux and also about some tools and techniques that are used in IT.
- Linux for Programmers by Tech With Tim - This is a youtube playlist that by Tech With Tim that was released recently and also came to suggested videos on my Youtube Home.
- Introduction to Linux by LiveOverflow - This video explains a little about Linux and how to use it on Windows or other systems using A Virtual Machine.
- EVERYONE needs to learn LINUX by NetworkChuck - Learning Linux with Raspberry PI.
- The Linux command line for beginners - Introduction to Linux Command Line by Ubuntu Linux Distro, the one I was using in the series and right now.
- A Beginners Guide to Linux
- The Linux Filesystem Explained - Explaining Linux Directories and what are they for.
- Linux and macOS Command Line Basics
- 10 Essential Linux Commands for Navigating Your File System
- Where GREP Came From by Computerphile - Prof. Brian Kernighan explaning the history of
grep. - 8 super heroic Linux commands that you probably aren't using - Some more usefull commands by EngineerMan.
- File permissions and attributes
- Nmap Tutorial to find Network Vulnerabilities by NetworkChuck - This and also the book that I used for Nmap.
- Regular Expressions (RegEx) in 100 Seconds by Jeff Delaney.
- Regular Expressions by Computerphile - Professor Brailsford explaining how Regex works.
- Regular Expressions - Enough to be Dangerous by EngineerMan.
- Regular Expressions (Regex) Tutorial by Corey Schafer.
- Cron and Crontab - For scheduling tasks on Linux.
- Shell Scripting Crash Course - Beginner Level - Intro to BASH Scripting in Linux.
- Hide yourself with Kali Linux and ProxyChains - Learning about proxychains to use a proxy server.
These are almost all the resources that I used during learning Linux OS and other things. If there are some left that I forgot to mention I will add them later in this post.
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