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In this lecture I will give a brief introduction about Linux so clearly Unix is an advanced penetration

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distinctly an X distribution used for penetration testing ethical hacking and network security assessments

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and penetration testing is the practice of safely testing a computer system network or with application

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to find vulnerabilities that an attacker could exploit and black hat hackers use the same tools in Kelly

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Linux but we as deep into stars or white hat hackers will use them safely and with authorization from

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the organization we conduct testing for.

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So knowing how to use these tools included in telling Linux will be very useful for us as security analysts

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the terms ethical hacking and penetration testing are often used interchangeably but still hacking.

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On the other hand is a more general term that includes all hacking methods and other related cyber attack

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methods.

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So it requires wider knowledge and more work than testing which is more focused on a specific area of

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interest.

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So the main goal here is to identify the abilities implement countermeasures and test if that work.

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And since these kids have been testing and if you can hacking are for Red Team security professionals

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while the senior cyber certification is blue team security certification that focuses on security analysis

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and incident response rather than testing then we will not take a deep look into Linux and its tools.

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However knowing the basics and the main ideas is very useful for you as a security analyst so that you

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can understand attacks in production and simulate them in your labs and we have hundreds of tools in

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Kelly Linux that are organized into categories information gathering where we have tools such as multiple

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in map and then map vulnerability analysis.

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And here we have tools such as Nick tool and again in map password attacks using John the rebar of crack

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and other tools wireless attacks which include tools such as aircraft easy exploitation tools such as

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Armitage might exploit and skew the map.

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How do we have web application releases database assessment and other categories and in the next picture

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we will explore how to work with two tools that are very useful and very popular might exploit and in

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map.

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So in this lecture I have given a brief introduction about Kelly Linux.