Cyber For Beginners!

• Educational Purposes Only •

[ebolaman_]

timestamps:
0:00 - intro
0:31 - what is hacking
0:44 - different types of hacking
3:15 - what imma teach you
3:25 - what's an ip address?
4:18 - how they work
5:41 - ports
6:27 - storytime
7:45 - sources
8:03 - why you should learn cyber

[cdkw]

These educational purpose videos keep getting better and better

[JohnnyBimbozy]

Good Beginner Hacking Books:

1. Linux Basics for Hackers (Learn Linux)
2. Python Crash Course 2nd Edition (Learn Python)
3. Networking for Hackers (Learn Networking)
4. Getting Started Becoming a Master Hacker (Learn common programs used in hacking)

[Apeakos]

In 8 minutes, this mf told me more about networking, than 4 years of studying IT and Systems, big up broski

[arthurschiettecatte]

Make this a series pls! It is so useful even for non-hackers

[notinla]

You just explained in under 10 minutes what 2 months' worth of university courses didn't manage to make me understand, this whole channel is awesome and you deserve all the best

[Silver.....]

4:30 The widespread use of IPv4 globally has led to a scarcity of available IP addresses, a problem not present with IPv6 due to its vast address space. To manage this shortage, NAT is employed, which allows multiple devices within a network to share a single public IP address, effectively reducing the number of externally visible addresses. Transitioning from IPv4 to IPv6 could eliminate the necessity for private and public IPs, as IPv6 offers ample addresses to uniquely identify each device without the need for NAT.

[noahosu]

You're videos are actually really fun to watch, this has been a hobby for me for the past 3 ish months and you just speak so well in your videos and they're also entertaining to watch, keep up the amazing content man! (Also you should make a part 2 lol)

[HeelflipingNinja]

Amazing video. Just built my first pc a few months ago and it went really well, and i’ve always wanted to learn about cyber/ computer software information; i’ve always been interested in it just out of a pure hobby since a kid. But you make a really good point at the end about how important cyber security is already and how it’s gonna be even more important in the next few years (and how well it’ll pay too), might as well learn a new skill with something i’m passionate about!

[ruskizec]

This video was really good! I've watched many videos about cybersecurity and such, yet everyone would use some terms they expect you to know from your birth. Knowing stuff like this is really useful to defend yourself, be more informed and cautious. I don't comment often, since I'm scared of getting doxxed, etc. because I'm not sure in what ways can someone do so through a comment/post. As you've said, creating a series about this topic is an excellent idea and I support it. Many people would watch it solely for the convenience of learning a lot from one easily accessible source. Keep up this awesome content, you have my subscribe 👍

[Muslim_YM.]

This is actually great explanation, I'm IT studying
and you refresh my memory

[visigxost]

im a student getting my CCT diploma and black market investigation. but my brain hates to focus on my school. so after an hour or so i branch off to learn on my own. this was a cool video, thanks brodie.

[MPvius]

I’m doing the PJPT course on TCM right now and so obviously I already understand everything you explained but it was a good watch regardless and I hope you continue making these as I’m sure there will be newer parts that could potentially help me understand certain things that I have no knowledge of yet. It was very clear and concise! I’ve done the A+ cert and everything you told in this video regarding IP addresses they explained in longer videos, but I feel like the analogies you used make it very easy to understand for people who don’t know what IP’s are yet. Keep it up Ebola man 😎

[wellplayedofficial]

bro through out the any YouTuber YOU ARE THE BEST and you Definitely deserve a Million subs, <33 thx bro

[charlooch.]

Best educational purposes only youtuber

[abusekak]

im gonna use this for my "educational purposes"!

[dragonemperor]

Thanks for explaining the topics that I thought I knew but never actually did.😍😍😍

[supersoakerguy]

I just wanted to make a note that RDP will kick the existing user off and log you in as the user, it's probably better to use a non GUI connection like ssh or telnet for some subtlety. As for being on a separate network leverage a point to point VPN. Overall nice video!

[habboscammers]

fam how do you not have more subs? you're one of my fav channels to watch bro keep up the good work

[jjarmstrong]

I'm obviously just curious. Aren't we all?