I Let My Viewers Try to Hack Me

I let my viewers try to hack me for a prize. Yoooooo 😬

Chapters

00:00 HACK ME

00:20 Why tho?

01:12 Fart in jar

02:40 What this felt like

03:18 PRIZES

04:00 Preparing the laptop

04:55 Giving out my IP address

05:30 Leasing a storefront

07:10 GETTING HACKED

08:15 ...hacked?

09:03 How to Hack

10:30 HACK-ING

11:25 What does this mean

12:00 You're invited - HACK ME

COMPETITION ENDED 8/25/2024

12:58 Jeff Visit's the Dark Web - Amongst Whom

14:34 My Faith in Jesus

[therealflyingkat]

F for that chad who has severe chronic diarrhea

[kexerino]

I didn't see the challenge... But I feel like there's no way a channel of your size that has made multiple videos on hacking and viruses wouldn't have multiple people that know how to perform a basic NMAP scan and brute forcing SSH. Seems weird

[leeharrison]

watching this channel slowly spiral in to madness is one of the most intriguing long term storylines

[Billy_Gaming_]

“Your PC is safer than mine” HAHA JOKES ON YOU I’VE BEEN FOLLOWING YOUR VIDEOS STEP BY STEP, and now my 4070 is unusable 😢

[SteveUnperceived]

my guys an engineer, hacker, programmer, gamer, editor, and now a rapper. holy shit

[ulicito]

i think it’s hilarious that i’ve been watching this channel since highschool and im now in my second year of college completing my computer information systems major in cyber security. And seeing him learn how to “penetrate test” on the fly makes me feel like i was always meant to watch this channel.

[abcmeins]

Plot twist: the guy that disconnected the cams actually put a backdoor on the cams, so the next time you plug them in the hacker is in your home network and hacks your home PC

[byrospyro]

Use a honeypot for the next one, if you want to properly monitor what's going on within the machine.

[officialunnamed]

That 90 second hacking tutorial was probably the best hacking tutorial i have ever seen. Straight to the point, no bs, and was super quick and informative at the same

[YoursTruly]

Dude that car stealing story is actually so relatable. I'm going through the same thing right now. Esspecially since they don't take anything REALLY valuable, it's actually cute af how polite they are. idk maybe I'm weird, but I find it funny when I see the glove compartment slightly disorganized, but orderly. Like I know they pulled shit out, but they put it back, and tried to put it back the same way it was! lmao

[FaZekiller-qeuf]

If your network had exposed vulnerable services running on open ports, then of course they could be comprised.

[intrnetclut]

This video is going to expose a ton of security vulnerabilities in ODU’s code

[Workday]

Bravo for the last 15 seconds of the video there. Caught me off guard but was so great to hear. Keep it up !!

[aRockOrSomething]

any decent hacker would automatically assume the challenge was just a honeypot and steer far away from it, that's probably why it didn't see much action

[Noobslayer_]

The fart in a jar caught me off guard 😂😂😅

[internetdoggo]

I think the main deterrent for many people who might've participated otherwise is that we can't know for sure that you're the actual owner of that IP address. It could very well have been someone else's IP and there's no way we could've known.

It's also possible that you could've misconfigured your system, and ended up giving us a dynamic IP. If that's the case, then we might not even be hacking the right device, even if you did own the device that had that IP at the moment.

A domain name eliminates a lot of this uncertainty, so I suggest you use one for future experiments like this. It's always great to see creators engage with their community like this, so hopefully you'll do this again in the near future 😁

[BubbleS]

#1 rule in cyber security, nothing is unhackable.

[Harkenzo]

Your internal network is NAT'd out to the internet through your ISP - hence your public facing IP address. By default ports are not opened to the internet. Hence all the cyber security peeps telling you that getting hacked with just a public IP is not a realistic reflection of the average person's home network.

[PEAQGHHEJHAJHDAJHSDA]

The jeff song is a vibe, spotify release when?

[SavirVODS]

I was sitting here going, "How did nobody even try throwing metasploit at it for over 10 days."

You have cured the imposter syndrome I've felt as an IT "Professional."