Intro to Hacking

What is hacking? How to set up your hacking environment with VirtualBox and Kali Linux.

Chapters (thanks to @JamesMontour ):
0:00 - Introduction and Agenda
1:00 - What is hacking?
2:09 - Where does hacking happen?
3:29 - The Command Line
4:52 - Virtual Machines
6:37 - VirtualBox/VMware
8:25 - Hacking Environment
9:13 - Awesome Starting Resources
12:13 - What is a CTF?
13:12 - CTF Categories
16:24 - Recap

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[ga]

I dont know how this got to recommended but I like it

[royalty-freegameplay]

We didn't search for it. The algorithm brought us together once again.

[adamorand]

Hey, great vid. Though to avoid Discord sounds during these kinds of presentations, you can enable "Streamer Mode" in the Discord settings, especially if your voice chat tends to be more active like this. It disables sound notifications so it doesn't interrupt streams or recordings.

[deidara_]

OSINT stands for Open Source Intelligence, but otherwise great video. I love how open the hacking community is to sharing knowledge and welcoming beginners.

[toby________toby]

thank you for being the first cybersecurity youtuber who doesn't lowkey yell into the mic, can't wait to see more of your stuff

[cabinjackalope]

His anti-piracy statement is kind of BS...most folks I know who upload (text)books, scientific articles, games, movies, tv shows, etc. are actually pretty decent folks and do it because they support the freedom of information. There are so many great points about the logistics of why loss of projected sales are not actively "stealing from" big companies (god I hope y'all aren't pirating indie games? If you do that u might suck). Half the time that things like articles are paywalled, the author/researcher isn't even getting any of that payment, though LIKE WITH ANYTHING there are exceptions. Pirating isn't inherently immoral. Also, I'm not gonna check comments on this, I couldn't really give a shit lol, I'm just saying my piece. Look into it yourself and form your own opinions, idc.

[virtual]

Thank you for your video. I am currently in a Computersience school and got really interested in Cybersecurity

[daddy]

Man hacked the algorithm. This is recommended to a guy with no coding experience

[itzcrafty]

honestly the best soft tutorial ive ever seen. short and straight to the point ! i love it

[tragicworms]

Very cool video, but I take issue with the way you labeled /all/ piracy as having strings attached. Certainly they are often hosted on websites laden with trojans, however often the groups themselves just do it for sport (warez scene) or to spread access to knowledge. Again great video 👍

[chiva]

calling it right now. This video gonna blow up.

[sanctuary_of_soul]

it would be great to have a playlist on this topic.

[beenomio]

Great video, I've only started getting into nailing CTF's the last few months. Keep it up! Send more!

[cube]

Thank you for the great content continue the good work (:

[Revermb]

Didn't imagine that the best introduction for hacking was, in a sense, a discord lecture

[anneshepard]

What a coincidence YouTube recommending this to me right now. Yea

[voiditive]

Dude you could literally be my teacher/professor; i just got this in my recommended :))

[hemanth_sr]

I am glad that this video recommend me

[SimSpace.]

This is just the video i was looking for

[Pannlicker]

Imo I think the best way to explain hacking is that it's like the tech equivalent of figuring out how to dupe items, clipping out of bounds and such in a video game