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The document outlines a four-step learning plan for mastering Linux, starting with basic command line skills and progressing to Linux internals, practical applications, and hacking tools. Each step includes recommended books and practical activities, with suggested timelines for completion. The overall goal is to build a solid foundation in Linux before transitioning into ethical hacking practices.

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linux path

The document outlines a four-step learning plan for mastering Linux, starting with basic command line skills and progressing to Linux internals, practical applications, and hacking tools. Each step includes recommended books and practical activities, with suggested timelines for completion. The overall goal is to build a solid foundation in Linux before transitioning into ethical hacking practices.

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Step 1: Learn the Linux Command Line

 Book: “The Linux Command Line: A Complete Introduction” by William


Shotts

o Focus: Master fundamental Linux commands, shell scripting


basics, and terminal usage.

o Duration: 3–4 weeks with consistent practice.

Step 2: Dive Deeper into Linux Internals

 Book: “How Linux Works: What Every Superuser Should Know” by


Brian Ward

o Focus: Learn how Linux systems operate internally—processes,


memory management, bootloaders, file systems, and
networking.

o Alternative (if you want more technical depth):

 “Linux System Programming” by Robert Love

 Focus: System calls, kernel APIs, and programming


on Linux systems.

o Duration: 4–6 weeks, depending on your schedule.

Step 3: Experiment with Practical Scenarios

 Approach: Apply knowledge by working on real-world setups.

o Books for Practical Scenarios:

1. “Linux Bible” by Christopher Negus

 Covers server configurations, networking, and


troubleshooting.

2. “Linux for Beginners and Command Line Kung Fu” by Jason


Cannon

 Offers practical exercises on managing systems and


automating tasks.

o Hands-On Learning Platforms:


 Set up a virtual environment using VirtualBox, install
Ubuntu/Kali Linux, and perform tasks like configuring web
servers, managing users, and automating backups.

Step 4: Transition to Hacking Tools

 Books to Get Started with Hacking Tools:

1. “Linux Basics for Hackers” by OccupyTheWeb

 Teaches ethical hacking using Linux basics with Kali Linux


tools.

2. “Penetration Testing: A Hands-On Introduction to Hacking” by


Georgia Weidman

 Provides step-by-step guidance on using tools like


Metasploit, Nmap, and Wireshark.

 Practical Activities:

o Use hacking-focused distributions like Kali Linux or Parrot OS.

o Practice ethical hacking labs on platforms like Hack The Box,


TryHackMe, or CyberSec Labs.

Suggested Timeline

1. Month 1: Command-line mastery.

2. Month 2: Linux internals + start practical scenarios.

3. Month 3: Deepen practical skills + begin exploring hacking tools.

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