Every Hacking Technique Explained As FAST As Possible!

Top 40 Hacking Techniques!
In this video, we explore the Top 40 Hacking Techniques that are essential for anyone interested in cybersecurity. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned IT professional, understanding these methods is crucial to protecting your data and networks.

Disclaimer: This video solely focuses on teaching ethical hackers and security professionals about the best hacking tools and DOES NOT provide a step-by-step guide on how to use them. Blackhat hacking is highly discouraged and can result in serious legal consequences.

Some of the Techniques Covered:
1. Phishing: Learn how hackers trick users into revealing sensitive information.
2. Malware Injection: Discover how malicious software can compromise your system.
3. SQL Injection: Understand how attackers manipulate databases through web applications.
4. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): See how hackers can inject malicious scripts into trusted websites.
5. Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) Attacks: Learn how cybercriminals intercept and alter communications.
6. Denial of Service (DoS): Find out how attackers overwhelm networks to cause downtime.
7. Password Cracking: Explore methods used to break into accounts through weak passwords.
8. Social Engineering: Understand the psychological tricks hackers use to gain access.
9. Zero-Day Exploits: Learn about vulnerabilities unknown to software vendors.
10. Ransomware: Discover how attackers encrypt data and demand payment for its release.

This comprehensive guide is designed to enhance your cybersecurity awareness and help you safeguard your digital life. Make sure to watch till the end to get a full overview of these hacking techniques.

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[PrivacyMatters]

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[Conqueror]

SQL injection was repeated . Once at 9:45 and once before that

[SCP_Fan]

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[AlphaEligon]

4.41 to 4.49: Did you accidentally "press the fastfoward" button during editting? 😅 Otherwise, great video! Hoping to see more content!

[dhiraj]

It's a great, concise explanation of various hacking techniques. Noice man I like this.

Maybe you could also create another video about various tools used to counter these techniques.

I hope that this payment won't compromise my payment information and bank account information :D

[robertklund]

Add to that rogue wifi hotspots; the opposite war driving.

[ArivuShodhGyan]

Good Video man . Hope to see more videos like this

[NewYork-iw]

It's good to learn knowledge is power.

[iblackfeathers]

this is not “every” technique. this is encapsulating common techniques but i am not sure of the order or categories here. maybe start off by defining what you mean by technique because some of these are more like categories and not specific techniques or methods. and it appears to be all over the map.

for example of the order or categorisations, you mentioned xss but then later mentioned cssrf and ssrf which are generally in the vicinity of of each other in discussions.

it’s like throwing the kitchen sink but there are holes. for example, you mentioned firmware hacking but that is a category not a specific technique like fuzzing or glitching.

generally speaking, new techniques are always being developed and some based off older ones, i would find it hard to make specific distinctions.

physical attacks using various methods of physical security bypass are not mentioned. there is more to it than social engineering. sometimes studying up on building ordinances or using physical recon is a valuable category with various techniques before an actual engagement.

also, security is always changing and you cannot expect there to be all there is, clearly defined.

[vikrantvijit]

Thanks 🙏👍 for overview of persistent threats in digital hacking engineered social environment shadowing ICT.😊

[hakankosebas]

What happened in lebonan with pagers? I wanna know technical side of incident from you

[iconic_patel]

sit back, relax and enjoy is intro of

[neocuriositi]

Dude lied less than 3 mins into the video. You said they'll be recommended tools for each one but skipped DDOS 2mins in ...

[bibs]

To become a professional hacker, you most pass through excellent ethical hacking to test your craft before production.

[officialanshshrivastava]

2:28 DDOS - Denial of Service ❌ Distributed Denial of Service ✅

[e-r-r-o-r---]

6:07 Why is bro staring at us like that

[Kattoe]

2 factor authentication + very strong passwords eliminate brute force attacks.

[UUrGod]

Thanks 🎉 you so much for video ! Keep upp

[Thadopeera]

Aha! You’re forgetting about Red Teams Security. We hack too 🤣🤣

[TracksWithDax]

Oh man i gotta know... what's with the janky audio editing/dubbing at many spots?