Learn to hack in 60 seconds?

Learn to hack in 60 second TikToks! Is that even possible? Well, Serena shows us how she teaches hacking concepts in short TikTok / YouTube shorts. It's amazing how much information she can share in such a short video :)

// MENU //
00:00 - TIKTOK - WIFI Pineapple hacking
00:28 - David's wife wants to go off-grid
00:46 - Serena's introduction
01:23 - TIKTOK - HAK5 Rubber Ducky
01:44 - Intro Stinger
01:49 - Sponsor Segment
02:41 - Serena's approach to creating TikTok Content
04:32 - TIKTOK - VLAN Hopping
05:38 - TIKTOK - Switch Spoofing
06:48 - The audiences for TikTok cyber networking content
07:39 - TIKTOK - Network Attacks: DHCP
08:37 - Feedback on Serena's TikTok content
09:17 - TIKTOK - Facebook is not on the internet
10:15 - Ethical Hacking videos being taken down
12:07 - TIKTOK - Password Cracking with Hydra
13:21 - How to shorten a long hack into 60s
15:05 - TIKTOK - Password Spraying
15:52 - Long form content vs. Short form content
18:52 - Behind the scenes: recording gear and editing process
20:10 - TIKTOK - ROCKYOU.TXT
20:23 - Generational differences in content creation and consumption
23:30 - TIKTOK - DHCP
23:41 - When am I ready to start creating content?
25:39 - TIKTOK - When my boss asks how certification studying is going
25:51 - The best way to learn is to teach
26:27 - TIKTOK - What did I major in?
26:42 - Serena's career path
28:04 - TIKTOK - What they don't tell you about being a network engineer
28:27 - Steep learning curves in network engineering
31:04 - TIKTOK - On-Call Shift
31:46 - Journey into Cyber Security
32:03 - TIKTOK - Companies vs. Teens
33:07 - TIKTOK - Smart Keylogger
33:45 - Creating Content: The new resume!
36:22 - TIKTOK - Me arguing with myself
36:33 - The importance of authenticity
37:59 - When am I ready to start creating content?
38:46 - From Networking to Cyber Security
39:31 - TIKTOK - BGP Routing Protocol Flaw
40:28 - Let's talk OSI
42:10 - What would you tell your younger self?
43:45 - Final advice and Conclusion

// David's SOCIAL //

// Serena's SOCIAL //

// MY STUFF //

// BUY HAK5 Goodness //

// SPONSORS //

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[m_shaaban]

Me after clicking and saw its 46 minutes not 60 seconds : 😐

[jessieo]

I've been doing this stuff since about 96. The one thing I always hated is the mentality that this stuff can't be taught as it is evil. It used to be extremely difficult to find information. The more I've been seeing people come out to teach people this stuff, not for anything malicious, but to understand and learn is amazing.

[davidbombal]

Learn to hack in 60 second TikToks! Is that even possible? Well, Serena shows us how she teaches hacking concepts in short TikTok / YouTube shorts. It's amazing how much information she can share in such a short video :)

// MENU //
00:00 - TIKTOK - WIFI Pineapple hacking
00:28 - David's wife wants to go off-grid
00:46 - Serena's introduction
01:23 - TIKTOK - HAK5 Rubber Ducky
01:44 - Intro Stinger
01:49 - Sponsor Segment
02:41 - Serena's approach to creating TikTok Content
04:32 - TIKTOK - VLAN Hopping
05:38 - TIKTOK - Switch Spoofing
06:48 - The audiences for TikTok cyber networking content
07:39 - TIKTOK - Network Attacks: DHCP
08:37 - Feedback on Serena's TikTok content
09:17 - TIKTOK - Facebook is not on the internet
10:15 - Ethical Hacking videos being taken down
12:07 - TIKTOK - Password Cracking with Hydra
13:21 - How to shorten a long hack into 60s
15:05 - TIKTOK - Password Spraying
15:52 - Long form content vs. Short form content
18:52 - Behind the scenes: recording gear and editing process
20:23 - TIKTOK - ROCKYOU.TXT
20:10 - Generational differences in content creation and consumption
23:30 - TIKTOK - DHCP
23:41 - When am I ready to start creating content?
25:39 - TIKTOK - When my boss asks how certification studying is going
25:51 - The best way to learn is to teach
26:27 - TIKTOK - What did I major in?
26:42 - Serena's career path
28:04 - TIKTOK - What they don't tell you about being a network engineer
28:27 - Steep learning curves in network engineering
31:04 - TIKTOK - On-Call Shift
31:46 - Journey into Cyber Security
32:03 - TIKTOK - Companies vs. Teens
33:07 - TIKTOK - Smart Keylogger
33:45 - Creating Content: The new resume!
36:22 - TIKTOK - Me arguing with myself
36:33 - The importance of authenticity
37:59 - When am I ready to start creating content?
38:46 - From Networking to Cyber Security
39:31 - TIKTOK - BGP Routing Protocol Flaw
40:28 - Let's talk OSI
42:10 - What would you tell your younger self?
43:45 - Final advice and Conclusion

// David's SOCIAL //

// Serena's SOCIAL //

// BUY HAK5 Goodness //

// MY STUFF //

// SPONSORS //

[joshsmith]

Love how we can probably all see a bit of ourselves in Serena. Not pretending to be some prodigy incapable of making mistakes or saying something wrong but instead using mistakes as motivation to learn and grow individually.

[egorm]

Love your content, David. Let alone the tech stuff, but you sir, are a pretty damn good interviewer. Thank you.

[mondayemmanuel]

When I saw learn to hack in 60 sec, I was like oh wow, this is new and how possible is that? Because I know hacking is not that easy. Much love Mr. David
Love your content

[jasonpitts]

David you have the absolute best content when it comes to Cyber on YT.

[Naha-irmi]

I love your new content not the hacking stuff just the podcast/tech vibe

[hamed]

I saw your previous videos, as I know you it's as good as before. you are so good and extremely fantastic.
Thanks a lot David

[billygilbert]

Cool video dude. Really loved the comment at 42 minutes(ish) about spending time learning and maybe working in a role but deciding you don't like it and you move on to something else. That's killer advice! I'm 46 and still trying to find my place in a working world. I like what I do but I know my protentional is greater.

[anonymouss]

Never thought TikTok could be a place to learn hacking. Thank you David for unearthing such hidden gems and giving them the recognition they so thoroughly deserve.

[kritarthranjan]

Hey! David, next Cyber Talk with Networkchunk

[dabela]

David, you re creating the Hacking Education Bible with these videos. Thank you Sir!

[matthewzamat]

I’m loving the trajectory of this & your other channels. Great work. Keep it up, David!

[donaldlove]

CISCO is the leading enterprise in network devices, no doubt. David, great content as always. I took your CCNA on Udemy and you are an excellent instructor. I haven't look if you have it but, do you plan to teach CISSP at some point?

Respectfully,

[over]

David, it's because of people like you that my job is so difficult. I work in a large tier 1 enterprise as a software engineer. Literally for every one of me with a business requirement to implement, there are a dozen IPSec guys telling me I can't do that. I mean it got so bad that they banned our use of the Java wire access protocol for debugging... in the dev servers. Because it's unauthenticated and unencrypted.... and allows all manor of nasty things to do be done to running software. They flagged all the things it could do as security hazards that wouldn't accept. I tried valiantly to make them see how ludicrous this was, the reason it's able to do all those things is WHY it's useful to software engineers. Taking it away is like bringing a modern car to a garage for diagnostics on it's electronics and then telling them they can't use the ODB2 or ECU diagnositics plugin.
That's only one example. Software engineers and our role and jobs are seen as LESSER than the IPSec guys. At every turn the fight us, tying us up in read tape with finer and finer granular access to things. When we commission servers by the time they are done "hardening" them, they are next to bloody useless for developing on.
If you ask for a Linux server, you get VM without root access and NO INTERNET. So you can't install any packages, unless you want to do it manually without yum, installing all RPMs yourself in order.
Net, net. A quick code change, build, deploy, test cycle can take an hour. What a dev in a start up would do in about 45 seconds.

[userou-igze]

activated bell for this channel - the last two videos were incredible. Thanks for building your community and taking educating so seriously. Typically I lose interest in your videos half way in. This was not the case for the last two videos

[Vaenivo]

Serena was great. Thanks for putting this together, and I look forward to seeing more from both of you.

[TheRebel]

Hertzbleed Side-Channel Attack allows to remotely steal cryptographic keys from AMD and Intel chips

[CapsLock]

i love rewatching all your videos! Thank you for all the great content!