This needs more attention wtf good job bro

I searched for the ice berg and you delivered. Thank you Anon

This was a well done video! Great topics, too. Personally, I create videogame 'hacks' to modify things in-game. I don't release them to the public, nor do I do it for multiplayer games. I usually do it when I'm done with a game, and wanna mess around. Infinite gold! etc. Or if I'm stuck, for some reason. Stuck in a wall? Just... teleport out. :) It's very interesting to me, because I can guess/see how the developers designed their game, etc. (I also have fun making games) It's kinda fun, honestly. Also nice voice btw.

@7alen7

11 ай бұрын

Hacks for single player games are 100% ok by me. I think back to the days of using absurd cheats in GTA to mess around for a bit. If a game doesn't have those options, might as well create your own to get more enjoyment out of it :)

@knownas2017

11 ай бұрын

@@7alen7 Exactly! As long as it doesn't ruin someone's day, I think it's perfectly okay!

finally The Cybersec Iceberg, been waiting for someone to made this

This video was sick, well done. It's pretty hard to fit something as broad as cybersecurity into an iceberg video, but I think you captured it well. Honestly, I think doing a deepdive into some of the more interesting topics from this list would be a good idea if you're looking for what other people are gonna want to watch. I feel like there's not enough channels that dive into the history of cyber.

@Lightnang_

5 ай бұрын

Yeah I agree ☝️

bro your channel is so good

Randomly got this in my recommended, good video bro

This was a really interesting iceberg video. You completely deserve more views!!

Baller video with great quality. Im actually studying for the security plus currently and starting as a Network Admin next month as well. Was actually on a study break when I came across this and found it awesome while also being kinda informative, well done sir.

@7alen7

2 ай бұрын

Best of luck with the exam! Odds are you're gonna do great (bc you watched my video, obviously lmao)

You earned a sub! This video is absolutely amazing, this is the only privacy, cybersecurity related iceberg that I’ve found. I watched it from start to end. Loved the information and the way you explained it. Looking forward to more videos made by you! Have a great day! ❤🎉

Loved the vid. You have a nice channel. That red shirt survivor in the meat plant from @32:12 to @46:18 was SCHMIXING you though :P

@7alen7

11 ай бұрын

If I have to be honest, the juicing I was receiving had my blood boiling in that match fr

Nice! I enjoy your delivery

Nice. Very nice. You pretty much summed up the most important events of the last decade. What you could add when talking about password hashes in databases is that they are more often salted in respectable enterprise software and then explain what that means.

Learned a lot about Cybersecurity, nice vid!

you just earned yourself a new subscriber, keep it up

Great job on the video, very suprised it hasn't got more views, very well done.

@Lightnang_

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, very underrated content. Gonna blow up one day ⬆️

Bro really hoping you end up on people's recommendation. Cool video!

Cool video man, suprised to see that you have so little subscribers, glad that I found you!

This iceberg was extremely informative and each entry was explained very well. Thank you for making this, I am definitely going to go down a rabbit hole with some these topics lol

@Lightnang_

5 ай бұрын

Yeah same with me 🎉

much love from Brazil buddy, you're a fun dude to watch ❤

@7alen7

14 күн бұрын

Much love to Brazil buddy, thanks for watching

Empty internet theory is nothing compared to the empty NPC people walking around this realm, making things annoying for souls trying to escape this matrix.

Just to correct something. The term “Nigerian prince” and the associated scams are used all over the world and the country “Nigeria” takes the fall for hackers all over the world

@Lightnang_

5 ай бұрын

That’s because Nigeria is one of the top countries for scammers. This is because of Socioeconomic and the limited access to jobs due to poverty, and unemployment. There’s also large organized groups of scammers from and in Nigeria that include necessary infrastructure and resources, as well as protection to carry out there fraudulent activities. Just look at the statistics and then come back to me.

@destinysaid

5 ай бұрын

All the stats also power states like north Korea, Russia, eastern Europe states, certain "first world" countries and south asian countries. Scamming isn't a new thing and there are large organized crime syndicates everywhere, even in the glorious United States of America. None of the top 10 hacker groups responsible for billions of lost funds yeartly are from Nigeria, yet bloggers and the likes continue to churn stats they read from fellow unreliable sites. While hackers in north Korea and the likes get less scrutiny for their actions.@@Lightnang_

Dude you should get in touch with Jack Rhysider and share some stories on the podcast.

nice video :)

Lol im getting into programming and I also have a bachelors degree in cybersecurity. Its weird how different the fields are yet how much they need one another

Good shit

In Spanish pls

@7alen7

6 ай бұрын

No puedo hablar Español, でも日本語話せます