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- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/hackthacker/commands
- Owner: hackThacker
- Created: 2024-01-08T10:48:35.000Z (about 2 years ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-04-29T15:29:18.000Z (almost 2 years ago)
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- Readme: README.md
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README
# Commands of kali linux and windows 🧰
- [Kali Linux Commands](#Kali-Linux-Commands)
- [Windows Commands](#Windows-Commands)
### Kali Linux Commands:
#### Basic Commands:
1. **ls**
```markdown
List files and directories in the current folder.
```
2. **cd**
```markdown
Change current directory.
```
3. **pwd**
```markdown
Print the current working directory.
```
4. **mkdir**
```markdown
Create a new directory.
```
5. **cp**
```markdown
Copy files or directories.
```
6. **mv**
```markdown
Move or rename files and directories.
```
7. **rm**
```markdown
Remove or delete files and directories.
```
8. **cat**
```markdown
Display the contents of a file.
```
9. **echo**
```markdown
Display text on the terminal.
```
10. **chmod**
```markdown
Change file permissions.
```
#### Intermediate Commands:
1. **ps**
```markdown
Display information about active processes.
```
2. **top**
```markdown
Display and update sorted information about processes.
```
3. **kill**
```markdown
Terminate or send signals to processes.
```
4. **ifconfig**
```markdown
Configure and display network interface parameters.
```
5. **ping**
```markdown
Test network connectivity to a specific IP address.
```
6. **netstat**
```markdown
Display network connections, routing tables, interface statistics.
```
7. **grep**
```markdown
Search for a pattern in files.
```
8. **tar**
```markdown
Create and extract tar archives.
```
9. **nano**
```markdown
Text editor for the command line.
```
10. **wget**
```markdown
Download files from the internet.
```
#### Advanced Commands:
1. **nmap**
```markdown
Network Mapper - scan and discover network hosts.
```
2. **airmon-ng**
```markdown
Enable or disable monitor mode on wireless interfaces.
```
3. **arpspoof**
```markdown
Spoof ARP replies to redirect traffic on a local network.
```
4. **wireshark**
```markdown
Network protocol analyzer.
```
5. **john**
```markdown
Password cracker.
```
6. **hydra**
```markdown
Password brute-force tool.
```
7. **iptables**
```markdown
Configure and manage IP packet filter rules.
```
8. **tcpdump**
```markdown
Dump traffic on a network.
```
9. **metasploit**
```markdown
Penetration testing framework.
```
10. **snort**
```markdown
Network intrusion detection and prevention system.
```
#### Professional Commands:
1. **gpg**
```markdown
GNU Privacy Guard - encrypt and sign data.
```
2. **sqlmap**
```markdown
Automated SQL injection and database takeover tool.
```
3. **aircrack-ng**
```markdown
Wi-Fi security auditing suite.
```
4. **setoolkit**
```markdown
Social Engineering Toolkit - manipulate people into performing actions.
```
5. **hashcat**
```markdown
Advanced password recovery.
```
6. **volatility**
```markdown
Memory forensics framework.
```
7. **docker**
```markdown
Containerization platform.
```
8. **exploitdb**
```markdown
Exploit database archive.
```
9. **autopsy**
```markdown
Digital forensics platform.
```
10. **mitmproxy**
```markdown
Man-in-the-middle proxy for HTTP and HTTPS.
```
### Windows Commands:
#### Basic Commands:
1. **cd**
```markdown
Change current directory.
```
2. **dir**
```markdown
List files and directories in the current folder.
```
3. **echo**
```markdown
Display text on the console.
```
4. **copy**
```markdown
Copy files or directories.
```
5. **del**
```markdown
Delete files.
```
6. **ipconfig**
```markdown
Display IP configuration for all network interfaces.
```
7. **mkdir**
```markdown
Create a new directory.
```
Certainly! Below is the command in Markdown format with a description:
```markdown
### Create Directories and Files in a Single Line
To create multiple directories and files in a single line using Command Prompt:
```
mkdir directory1\subdirectory1\subdirectory2 && echo Hello > directory1\subdirectory1\subdirectory2\file1.txt && echo World > directory1\subdirectory1\subdirectory2\file2.txt
```
#### Explanation:
- `mkdir directory1\subdirectory1\subdirectory2`: Creates the specified directory structure.
- `&&`: Executes the next command only if the preceding one succeeds.
- `echo Hello > directory1\subdirectory1\subdirectory2\file1.txt`: Creates a file named `file1.txt` and writes "Hello" to it.
- `echo World > directory1\subdirectory1\subdirectory2\file2.txt`: Creates a file named `file2.txt` and writes "World" to it.
```
## Create Directory Structure for Nepal
### Using Command Prompt (cmd)
The following command creates a directory structure for Nepal in Command Prompt, including provinces and wards. Each province has a unique number (1 to 7), and within province 3, there are 19 wards.
```batch
mkdir nepal
cd nepal
for /l %i in (1,1,7) do mkdir "province%i"
cd province3
for /l %j in (1,1,19) do mkdir "ward%j"
```
```
mkdir nepal && cd nepal && (for /l %i in (1,1,7) do mkdir "province%i") && (cd province3 && for /l %j in (1,1,19) do mkdir "ward%j")
```
- `mkdir nepal`: Creates the main "nepal" directory.
- `cd nepal`: Changes into the "nepal" directory.
- `for /l %i in (1,1,7) do mkdir "province%i"`: Uses a loop to create directories "province1" through "province7."
- `cd province3`: Changes into "province3."
- `for /l %j in (1,1,19) do mkdir "ward%j"`: Uses a loop to create "ward1" through "ward19" within "province3."
### Using PowerShell
The following command creates a directory structure for Nepal in PowerShell, including provinces and wards. Each province has a unique number (1 to 7), and within province 3, there are 19 wards.
```
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path "nepal" -Force
Set-Location "nepal"
for ($i=1; $i -le 7; $i++) { New-Item -ItemType Directory -Name "province$i" -Force }
Set-Location "province3"
for ($j=1; $j -le 19; $j++) { New-Item -ItemType Directory -Name "ward$j" -Force }
```
```
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path "nepal" -Force ; Set-Location "nepal" ; for ($i=1; $i -le 7; $i++) { New-Item -ItemType Directory -Name "province$i" -Force } ; Set-Location "province3" ; for ($j=1; $j -le 19; $j++) { New-Item -ItemType Directory -Name "ward$j" -Force }
```
- `New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path "nepal" -Force`: Creates the main "nepal" directory.
- `Set-Location "nepal"`: Changes into the "nepal" directory.
- `for ($i=1; $i -le 7; $i++) { New-Item -ItemType Directory -Name "province$i" -Force }`: Uses a loop to create directories "province1" through "province7."
- `Set-Location "province3"`: Changes into "province3."
- `for ($j=1; $j -le 19; $j++) { New-Item -ItemType Directory -Name "ward$j" -Force }`: Uses a loop to create "ward1" through "ward19" within "province3."
```
8. **ren**
```markdown
Rename files or directories.
```
9. **type**
```markdown
Display the contents of a text file.
```
10. **cls**
```markdown
Clear the console screen.
```
#### Intermediate Commands:
1. **tasklist**
```markdown
Display a list of running processes.
```
2. **netstat**
```markdown
Display active network connections and listening ports.
```
3. **xcopy**
```markdown
Copy files and directories with additional options.
```
4. **sfc**
```markdown
System File Checker - scan and repair system files.
```
5. **chkdsk**
```markdown
Check and repair disk errors.
```
6. **robocopy**
```markdown
Robust file and folder copying with more options than copy.
```
7. **systeminfo**
```markdown
Display detailed configuration information about the computer.
```
8. **ver**
```markdown
Display the current Windows version.
```
9. **find**
```markdown
Search for a specific string in files.
```
10. **regedit**
```markdown
Registry Editor - modify Windows Registry settings.
```
#### Advanced Commands:
1. **gpupdate**
```markdown
Force an immediate update of Group Policy.
```
2. **diskpart**
```markdown
Disk Partitioner - manage disk partitions.
```
3. **pnputil**
```markdown
Install or manage plug-and-play devices.
```
4. **schtasks**
```markdown
Schedule tasks to run at specified times.
```
5. **wmic**
```markdown
Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line - system information and configuration.
```
6. **bcdedit**
```markdown
Boot Configuration Data Editor - configure boot options.
```
7. **netsh**
```markdown
Network Shell - configure network settings.
```
8. **powercfg**
```markdown
Power Configuration - configure power settings.
```
9. **cipher**
```markdown
Encrypt or decrypt files and folders.
```
10. **dism**
```markdown
Deployment Image Service and Management Tool - service and repair Windows images.
```
#### Professional Commands:
1. **ica
cls**
```markdown
Display or modify Access Control Lists (ACLs) for files and folders.
```
2. **perfmon**
```markdown
Performance Monitor - monitor and log system performance.
```
3. **gpresult**
```markdown
Display Group Policy settings and applied policies.
```
4. **dcdiag**
```markdown
Domain Controller Diagnostic Tool - diagnose domain controller issues.
```
5. **sc**
```markdown
Service Control - manage services.
```
6. **auditpol**
```markdown
Configure security auditing policies.
```
7. **taskkill**
```markdown
Terminate or stop a running process or application.
```
8. **fsutil**
```markdown
File System Utility - perform various file system operations.
```
9. **wevtutil**
```markdown
Event Viewer Utility - manage event logs.
```
10. **takeown**
```markdown
Take ownership of files or directories.
```