Master the 10 essential Linux commands every cybersecurity beginner, network engineer, and ethical hacker must know to navigate the terminal with confidence.

Whether you’re preparing for your CCNA, CompTIA Security+, CEH, or just starting with Kali Linux and Ubuntu, terminal proficiency is a non-negotiable skill. In this step-by-step tutorial, we break down core Linux commands with clear syntax and practical terminal demonstrations.

Commands Covered:
• pwd – Print Working Directory
• ls – List Directory Contents
• mkdir – Create New Folders
• cd & cd .. – File Navigation
• touch – Create New Files
• mv – Move & Rename Files
• cp – Copy Files & Backups
• rm – Remove Files Safely
• clear – Clean Terminal Screen
• history – View Previous Commands
• uname -a – System Architecture & Kernel Details

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Chapters:
0: 00 – The Linux Commands You Actually Need
0: 24 – pwd (Check Directory)
0: 43 – ls (List Files)
0: 56 – mkdir (Create Directory)
1: 10 – cd (Change Directory)
1: 30 – touch (Create Files)
1: 46 – mv (Rename Files)
2: 12 – cp (Copy Files)
2: 30 – rm (Delete Files)
2: 45 – mv (Move Files)
3: 15 – cd .. (Go Back)
3: 26 – clear (Clear Screen)
3: 35 – history (Command Log)
3: 44 – uname -a (System Info)
4: 03 – Next Steps in Your Linux Journey

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