TryHackMe! Tartarus - Website Password Bruteforcing

[JohnVold]

Seeing your "mistakes" is arguably more helpful than the "actual" content :)

[cscogin]

"I dont need to say all those nines, thats the point of saying quad" lol, Good ole Hammond keeping it real

[neilthomas]

Seeing you stumble around and just go on a tangent is like such a vibe, just reminds me that you are like a chill dude under all that genius lol but yes good video very cool ty

[mahko]

I found the coding portion of this tutorial fascinating. I would love to see more in depth tutorials on coding and its implementation in computer hacking!

[davidg]

Just wanna say thank you for your content, learning a lot. Best of luck always ;)

[adamfrank]

I really enjoy watching your videos. I am in the process of learning about cybersecurity and your videos are very helpful! Thank you

[lpina]

Love it when you try to solve stuff with python. Keep up good work!

[wasima]

I'd love to see more videos with you using pwncat! Great vid 👍🏽

[tomasogando]

Hey John! Thanks for the content, love your work! Best of luck

[sasakanjuh]

Great video!! well, as usual.. :D Glad to see you subs are rapidly growing, it's well-deserved!
And, btw, I did yelled when you forgot to replace the username :D

[eduardprivat]

i like your videos. amazing to see how it works and how much backdoors could be implemented in that system.

[poobum]

I started this box yesterday and deliberately waited until I finished it today before watching this.
I used Hydra for the brute force, You reverse engineering the login and creating a custom brute force was interesting to observe.
Keep up the good work I am enjoying your video's :)

[rjgsfd]

Very good video, with very good contents and well explained. Also learnt with your mistakes. 😀

[hhandles]

Why am i just finding rustscan i like that thanks for that little nugge john

[ARZ]

"Hello everyone my name is john hammond"

[Joshua_sc]

That was fun.
Going to look back at poor man's pentest. Teach that, if you're cool with it.

[pjthiem]

I am a freshman in college in Pennsylvania and I would love a video just explaining some of the various programs and tools you use and how you know when to use them. I have been using your videos to learn about the terminal and practicing using the various commands. I would really love to get into hacking within the next couple of years and as someone who is willing to spend a couple of hours a day on it, I believe I can. That is why I think the video would be incredibly helpful. Also, if nothing else, can you tell me if tryhackme pathways would be worth my money?

[subhadipbardhan]

Love you sir 😘. I am from India you and your video was amazing...

[TornTech]

Hi, Could you please do a video on your top 10-20-50 used tools.. and how to learn about the best tools for doing various CTF things... i am super new, and building my toolkit. and have learnt loads from your videos, but for example up till today, i didn't know about RustScan! where do you learn about these new tools!?

[fawadshah]

Hello John. I know I am bit late for the reply but I enjoy your content immensely as it is a great way to improve my general understanding of exploits and the thought processes. Can I know what song you are using for your outro or if is your custom order because it slaps REALLY hard.