This is how Hackers can *OWN YOU* with just a link!

This is how hackers can hack you by just making you click on a link! That's right, not even kidding.
Once hooked, different modules can be executed on the hooked browser like social engineering, network enumeration, etc.

DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational purposes only. It is only meant to teach cyber security to the aspirants, and how to protect yourself from hackers. Do not use the tool shown in this video with ill intent. Only use it on yourself if you want to give it a try and get your hands dirty.

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[BetsyNihilo]

It's kind of ironic that the comment section under a cybersecurity video is filled with youtube scam bots 💀

[jan]

As short as possible, as long as necessary for being informative. Great work.

[ChiekoGamers]

I love how you explain this straight to the point.

[gatorrade]

This video is great! Make more like this, please.
I'm going to read your blog post and I wouldn't mind more technical videos, but I get why you kept your video "simple"👍

[broctonnunns]

This was by far the best explaination I've found for this! Fantastic video!

[jgabt]

Earned a sub! Keep it up bro, ur content is 100% clear, straightforward

[LyrelGaming]

Finally a first Indian tech youtuber, who knows his stuff.
Great explanation, nailed it!

[abdussamad]

Everything is legal when it is said, "Educational purpose only."

[VictorParveshGaming]

finally 50k after a long time....so happy now to see u grow my brdr❤

[xEARTH]

so i *knew* that shady sites could hook, but i didn't know how *much* they could hook. never underestimating BeEF again, and absolutely keeping a significantly better eye out on pages that do funky redirects and the sort

[dimlight]

It was a really really essential and informative video. Thanks Teja!!

[Saabafton]

This is very well done! I like it, I can easily understand what you are saying.

[siphyshu]

Really good video! Love to see such informative and quality hacking content coming from India. ❤

[DedesFewscres]

GUI. that's the scary part. When I was starting in inforsec 15 years ago, I was doing everything on bash.

That was the reason why no one wanted to bother with it. No one wanted to learn to code. The beef GUI invites high school script kiddies. It's a whole new ballgame.

I say this as a cybersecurity manager, I'm super scare of cybersecurity's future. Plus AI.

[usere]

Nice explanation brother. Thanks for being on this platform and teach us things 🙂🙂

[sometime-]

I like the fact that you're advising against shortened links, but have them in your description.

[Shouryah]

You are really a worth watching Real Technology Youtuber ❤️

[not_eagleye]

"without their consent" "Hey dude can i hack you please?" 💀

[shekusesay]

Often the difference between whether a person is identified as a hacktivist (or Batman vigilante as described here) or a terrorist is whether the person describing the hacker agrees with their ideology or not. One of the reasons why doing real harm with hacking is not a good idea. *Top phase Resolution* all the way. No worries about breaking the law, and you're actually building value for someone by ensuring they know of all their system's vulnerabilities. A great place to start practicing is on your own devices and networks.

[CrizzzCra]

Hi there!
I have a little question. So, if i copy the malicious website and open on an incognito session. What can the hacker do with these "limitations"?