Next Gen Hackers protecting our world

// Farah Hawa’s SOCIAL//

// Resources REFERENCE //
YouTube videos:

Websites:

Books:
Real World Bug Hunting by Peter Yaworski

Bug Bounty Bootcamp by Vickie Li

// David's SOCIAL //

// MY STUFF //

// SPONSORS //

// MENU //
00:00 - Coming Up
02:33 - TCM Security (Sponsored Section)
04:36 - Intro
05:08 - Farah's Early Life
05:45 - Studying Mass Media
06:58 - Interning for Experience
08:21 - The Value of a CEH Certification
10:00 - Why Cyber Security?
10:35 - Getting a Job in Cyber Security
11:44 - Creating Content
13:30 - Does Social Media Open Doors?
15:28 - Starting Bug Bounty
17:28 - From Unpaid Internship to Paid Internship
18:09 - How long does it take to get into cyber security?
19:20 - Programming Languages to Learn
20:21 - Working at Meta
21:07 - Advice to Someone Starting Today
22:10 - The Value of CTF
22:58 - What's Hot Right Now?
23:48 - Blueprints for Starting
24:29 - Recommended Books
28:10 - When did Farah Start?
30:41 - How to do Bug Bounty for Meta & Facebook
31:18 - Common mistakes and how to avoid them
33:21 - Why Farah stopped Posting on Youtube
33:59 - Experience moving from India to London
34:55 - Work/Life Balance
35:34 - Relocate or Work from Home?
38:47 - Returning to India or staying in London
39:52 - Vickie Li's Blog
41:24 - Dealing with the Imposter syndrome
44:50 - Take people through your journey
45:35 - Mistakes to Avoid
47:01 - Getting started after graduating high school
50:01 - Does one need a degree?
52:07 - How to start with no funds
53:08 - Favourite tools
54:27 - AI trends to jump on
56:42 - Conclusion
56:58 - Outro

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Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.

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[davidbombal]

// Farah Hawa’s SOCIAL//

// Resources REFERENCE //
YouTube videos:


Websites:

Books:
Real World Bug Hunting by Peter Yaworski

Bug Bounty Bootcamp by Vickie Li

// David's SOCIAL //

// MY STUFF //

// SPONSORS //

// MENU //
00:00 - Coming Up
02:33 - Sponsored Section
04:36 - Intro
05:08 - Farah's Early Life
05:45 - Studying Mass Media
06:58 - Interning for Experience
08:21 - The Value of a CEH Certification
10:00 - Why Cyber Security?
10:35 - Getting a Job in Cyber Security
11:44 - Creating Content
13:30 - Does Social Media Open Doors?
15:28 - Starting Bug Bounty
17:28 - From Unpaid Internship to Paid Internship
18:09 - How long does it take to get into cyber security?
19:20 - Programming Languages to Learn
20:21 - Working at Meta
21:07 - Advice to Someone Starting Today
22:10 - The Value of CTF
22:58 - What's Hot Right Now?
23:48 - Blueprints for Starting
24:29 - Recommended Books
28:10 - When did Farah Start?
30:41 - How to do Bug Bounty for Meta & Facebook
31:18 - Common mistakes and how to avoid them
33:21 - Why Farah stopped Posting on Youtube
33:59 - Experience moving from India to London
34:55 - Work/Life Balance
35:34 - Relocate or Work from Home?
38:47 - Returning to India or staying in London
39:52 - Vickie Li's Blog
41:24 - Dealing with the Imposter syndrome
44:50 - Take people through your journey
45:35 - Mistakes to Avoid
47:01 - Getting started after graduating high school
50:01 - Does one need a degree?
52:07 - How to start with no funds
53:08 - Favourite tools
54:27 - AI trends to jump on
56:42 - Conclusion
56:58 - Outro

cybersecurity
whitehat
burp
burpsuite
portswigger
hackerone
hacker1
hacker101
hack
hacker
hacking
facebook
meta
vr
oculus
quest
bugbounty
web app hacking
cyber
infosec
information security
xss
xss attack
xss vulnerability
xss vs csrf attack
xsssa facebook
xsssa
kali linux
penetration testing
ethical hacking
bug bounty
cross site scripting
cross-site scripting
red teaming
cyber security
ethical hacker
javascript
ajax
jquery
node js
node js hacking
portswigger

Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.

#facebook #hack #hacking

[supertelecomguy]

I was really impressed by the fact that a person with no traditional education in tech is miles ahead of techies with traditional degrees.Subscribed to her channel.She has my respect !

[ETHICALAHMADSH]

"'Don't overthink what you have done in the past or what you want to do but if you really want to do cyber security then there are ways for you to get in doesn't matter your background " the best line ever in this interview

[mytechnotalent]

Incredible guest David! Her journey is so inspiring!

[funwisely]

Great 👍 Informative ❤ Thanks David ! Hunt & bring more Next Gen Hackers on the Show..❤❤❤

[sirgesound]

I agree. I get experience by being more "hands-on" from my own "guinea pig" lab setup, via H1 Bug Bounty platform, etc in my own company. I also agree with how she works with another company as META, but also has her Security Researcher stuff she does on her own. I do my Security Researcher stuff part of the time, while the regular job as a Field Technician I'm allowed and privileged to work with much emerging technologies from Amazon. I relate to her and both of you resonate with me. Even though I had a degree from college in IT, my experience and knowledge from Security Research came from "hands-on " setup of my own devices (ie phones, laptops, tablets, etc) to practice on via Kali, course and knowledge from IEEE, but now also incorporating A.I. in my efforts. Live the interview, questions and answers💻🤓👍🏾.

[majiddehbi]

wow amazing great informative video again thx david

[johngrikis]

Farah is amazing! What an adventurous and wonderful person. Another great guest David!

[willfettu]

at 56:00, i too appreciate how you ask the same questions to different people and get different responses. It's interesting to see different perspectives

[faisalhussain]

Loved this interview, I will ask my teenage children and young ones to listen this interview for informed decisions they need to take for career development plans. Thanks for inviting Farah, she is a great inspiration.

[Iam_cmphiwe]

Very inspiring, even her closing words are on another level. Thank you very much for the insights

[NatteeSetobol]

I have the opposite experiences I worked for two company that didn't pay me and it ended biting me in the butt because most company told me they were looking for real experience, meaning paid position. I am working on bug bounty on the side right now and trying to make videos as well!

[samha]

Love TCM super beginner friendly and easy to understand and follow

[TheHardikupadhyay]

thank you and Farah for sharing your experience.

[rdx]

34:04 That India map is rediculas sir, that's not correct, Kashmir is our integral part and it should be in the map

[peterwaweru]

Thanks for keeping us updated, the video is very informative.

[hridaybhatia]

Superb journey ! She is an inspiration for many of us!

[mrigakshigoel]

This was a great talk with great guest

[akhilkrishna]

Personal opinion - Best video/guest after OTW!

[pujarisaicharan]

Great person featured on Great channel 🙇🙇