UFW Firewall (Uncomplicated Firewall) - Complete Tutorial

Hey guys! HackerSploit here back again with another video, in this video, I will be showing you how to set up and manage UFW, the uncomplicated firewall. Uncomplicated Firewall is a program for managing a Netfilter firewall designed to be easy to use. It uses a command-line interface consisting of a small number of simple commands and uses iptables for configuration

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[Zeid_Al-Seryani]

Short, Loud and Clear .
< Learning alot from You, i was able to install pfsense in the company that i am currently working after i saw your pfsense tutorial >
Thank you for your Blessed Efforts.
Zeid Al-Seryani.

[PoeLemic]

You really made this easy to understand. I see exactly how UFW works now. Thanks. I was learning about iptables, but seems like ufw can do same thing and seems easier to me.

[LecodeHeverestofficiel]

Merci bien grand prof. Tes videos sont vraiment interrescent.

[ambikaprasad]

Hey there bro Or actually lemme call you sir, It seems their are quite many Indian viewers also on Your channel cause you mentioned your ' thank you for watching' greeting in Hindi. That's our mother tongue. I just loved the way you greeted in different language. Anyway I am following your ETHICAL HACKING SERIES and learning a lot. We as students request you sir, please never stop creating such videos. Even make more similar and much more INFORMATIVE and ADVANCE videos in future. LOVE YOU SIR. And धन्यवाद for your informative videos. By the way धन्यवाद means Thank you in Hindi.

[droidhackerr]

Hey Mr HackerSploit, Mahn... This is huge, i love it... Thanks again

Much love from share

[Nimitz_oceo]

Can you please continue with more setups and configurations of Pfsense?

[mohamedebrahim]

thank you sir just this what i need to know ! you doing great job

[magburner]

9:18 You forgot to mention that you can limit connections to ssh and any other inbound connection by replacing allow with limit. This rule stops brute force connections from a specific IP after six simultaneous connections within thirty seconds.

[GuzikPL]

Wow, i love it! Thank you very much! It was indeed pretty simple :D

[Nerzhina]

Hi thank U for making these educational & informative ethical hacking videos. Keep up the good work.

[lars-magnusskog]

@HackerSploit You made a mistake when deleting rules 1 and 2. Since when you delete the first rule the second rule becomes rule 1, so you deleted 80/tcp instead.

[majki]

Thanks for this video, very nice explanation :) !

[siddharthtadury]

Awesome. Thank a lot bro your doing an amazing job.

[preetamvarun]

You're doing such an awesome job dude!!

[alittleextra]

If you are on a remote host make sure to allow ssh by running "sudo ufw allow ssh" so you don't lock yourself out of your server.

[aonodensetsu]

18:35 you did set it to .1/24 but masks take subnets not adresses so ufw changed it automatically to the subnet adress of .0/24

[footloosecamping]

Thank you Top presentation now subscribed will be watching others.

[samson]

@HackerSploit does the UFW accept bulk IP address from txt or csv file?if so, how?

[jackjohn]

Plz make a video on unlocking pattern lock without data loss not enabling USB debbuging or backup ...only using Kali Linux ....plz make a video on THIS if u can... because till now nobody made any real video on this...

[VNMHCKR]

Could you do something like exploit makin? Like analysing software etc