Don't make random HTTP requests.

In this episode we'll explore the world of SSRFs.

✨ Info
➜ Tools used are: Adobe Animate, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe Illustrator & Audacity.
➜ VSCode: Monokai Pro Theme, Dank Mono Font.
➜ Video Production time: 60-ish hours.
➜ 6 Gatorades were consumed.

🎵 Track: Lost Sky - Dreams

[AhrenBaderJarvis]

This is the BEST explanation of SSRF I've ever heard and I finally understand it now. Thank you.

[floridamanfloridaman]

the funny thing about this channel is that it always flew under my radar because i thought by the graphics in the thumbnails that it wouldn't dive too deep into the topics. I guess I'll never judge a book by its cover again. Real nice vid, keep it up!

[adygombos]

I love this videos. Every time I see one I understand around 30% of what he's saying but I'm still watching 'till the end.

[phanirithvij]

Great video, thank's for introducing SSRFs in a practical, hands on and easy to understand way.

[cybercdh]

Really great video. I love your editing skills, so slick, nice job.

[KentoNishi]

Just found your channel and I think it's heavily underrated. Keep making more videos plz, even tho I don't do security stuff myself I find it really interesting and your explanations are super easy to understand for noobs like me too. Love it!

[TShadw-Sec]

I don't know why you guys stopped making such content. You were doing great. I am a fan. The way this channel goes on to explain, it is awesome

[ModernAtomX]

I was in the middle of this video, but I set it down and when I came back, the video was off youtube. Glad to see its back so I can finish it lmao

[luandasilva]

this channel is as good as it gets man, props

[sodiboo]

I swear i've heard someone jokingly say "CRLF injection" before, and although i've seen that fuck with UI only intended for single lines (chat text boxes in some games, Muck for example and you can impersonate others in chat), but i never thought it would be an actual security vulnerability in a real application that can actually cause damage without another human element lol

[basspotion]

This one is definitely make my day...!

[sanderd]

11:50 rubocop reported that line for a reason apparently.

[triularity]

So remember when connecting to random URLs: Either bind your client to an IP which only has public internet access (i.e. via firewall settings); Use a client library which has an option to only connect to public addresses (or can do so via an access control callback); Or funnel all the requests through a proxy which denies access to any internal addresses.

[Dziaji]

Cool video, and your english is terrific. I almost didn’t notice that you weren’t a native english speaker.

[mohamedfatheem]

Amazing work my brother! Lots of Love! Keep making awesome contents like this.

[potatoonastick]

Good vid bud, thanks for making it! And have a nice day

[fmenguy]

Thank you for these explanations. I was waiting for a video on this type of problem. Your diagrams and your speech (rather slow) are a plus for me which sucks in English: ').

[Ikxi]

You give me such LiveOverflow vibes haha
I like it

[chiefkeeflover]

Your channel has helped me out greatly. Tysm!

[verolyn]

Probably the Best Explanation So far, Thanks bud