John saying “if you’re fascinated in ethical hacking the knowledge will come - it will come slowly, but it will come” gave me an instant confidence boost because I’ve been trying to get into it from literally the rock bottom and learning as much as I can get my hands on but haven’t felt like I’ve made a bunch of progress, but knowing that it comes with time and dedication really gave me the confidence to keep on the grind and that it will come with patience

@chokolokoloko

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly the same here brother, don't give up! It does feel like it is A LOT, and it is, but as long as that passion doesn't burn out, and we like what we are learning, we will be fine.

@ozz961

2 жыл бұрын

Same here man! everything takes time, staying dedicated and have patience in me is what keeping me moving. I have changed my life routine, that helped me a lot, currently I study and practice a lot now from 8 to 14 hours a day. #Grind

@ryanhernandez8388

2 жыл бұрын

Yo I feel this way too!

@69purp

2 жыл бұрын

Sacrifices must be made too

@valigirl9146

2 жыл бұрын

Same here.

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@stellasummer2985

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy for taking the bold step in working and investing $27500 with her after a week I received $120.900 to my bank.

@stellasummer2985

2 жыл бұрын

That's great. Shibah to the moon 🚀🚀🚀

@crystalfreydicokneson2087

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the insight and support I have no idea of how the market work unfortunately having a job doesn't mean security rather having different investment is the real deal...... So I really appreciate your transparency.

@crystalfreydicokneson2087

2 жыл бұрын

Do you have any more videos or resources on technical analysis only being good for the next two or three bars after the signal? Thank You

@investanswer2823

2 жыл бұрын

Shiba coin is the further investment in it now is wisest thing to do now especially with the current Rise Stocks are good but shiba coin is more profitable...

Love that John said "I hate money" and seems like he only gets real fulfillment from helping out humble to medium sized businesses. He's a real one.

@iamnotyourbuddyGUY

2 жыл бұрын

people who say that most likely have a huge amount

@Jugg215

2 жыл бұрын

@@iamnotyourbuddyGUY his day job is easy 6 figures. My roommate works on a blue team for an organization ill leave nameless but he makes well in to 6 figures and he doesnt know nearly as much as John.

@iamnotyourbuddyGUY

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jugg215 OH I realized that

@omegadroidzero

2 ай бұрын

Its easy to say you hate it when you have it. Dude makes a mint.

I came for a minute, then 10, half an hour, then I finished the whole thing, I loved it guys, Thanks for the infos, the motivation, and the personal experience John. I felt like I was part of the room, great Q&A Keep being awesome Chuck team !!

Chuck seriously thank you so much for making content. You're my one of my favourite teachers and I learned so much that I could of never learned in college or at my own❤

Very insightful podcast. I'm relearning the basics of cyber security again at the age of 32. The last time I had studied was 14 years ago. I stopped going to high school and went to community college early. Very strange time, nobody asked why I missed a full year of high school when they gave me a diploma. Also nobody asked a 16 year old how I'm in college classes when I signed myself up. Lol. The time in between 17-31 was spent in some troubling scenarios most people stay far away from or one would never see coming. Now that I'm back on this planet, somehow alive, I'm in the beginning steps of getting fundamental certs. This podcast is a great breakdown of the possible paths one can take. No matter who you are, how old you are, what you've done or didnt do..its not too late to do something for yourself. Sometimes it takes people their entire 20s to figure out what's important in life and that's okay. Peace n love A//E ✌🎃🤘

@Moody0101

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you make it bro :3

@Blank_Chy

2 жыл бұрын

Damn its dope 👏

@GrimMetropolis

2 жыл бұрын

@Nick Austin I'm on it. Thanks for the encouragement, stranger ✌🎃🤘

I am 47, just got my CS degree. Switching from 20 years software developer to Cyber security now.

Great episode! Two of my favorite content creators together on a livestream! Thank you Chuck, John, and Austin to put this together!

Damn my two favorite content creators in KZread!! I'm super hyped from the first 5 min haha Great job and we can all see the production value went wayy upp

Learning CCNA in high school, now I will either go learn software engineering or cyber security. I already started learning both, and I use linux for half a year now. Thank you guys for the feedback, you are truly amazing!

First off, Love watching you guys. Great content! I graduate with a degree in software development this month. Decided I'm going for my masters in cybersecurity. I already suffered, why not? Lol. But what I feel is killing me right now, is not being involved in the community, so relocation is a must. I'm 4 hours away from Dallas. I've taken CCNA courses in high-school did the army thing as a combat engineer for 7 years, machinist for 10 years, and my biggest regret is not applying for jobs I'm not qualified for and not getting my foot in the door. I'm 32 now, so it's not too late. I taught myself programming since I was a kid. Just recently got really serious into it and now I'm eyeballing cyber hard. I've got A+, project+, MTA C# programming fundamentals and R3 corda blockchain developer certifications. My masters has CEH as part of the degree. I definitely want more certs, as much as I hate them. My fear is being in a place where I'm over qualified for jobs, and not qualified for not having real experience. I'm thinking a networking and a cloud certification are my next best bets to be more well rounded. Setting up a home lab is my dream, just not enough hours in the day with my current job and commute. I'm getting into IT one way or another this year if it's the last thing I do. I've put my life on hold for everyone and everything else for far too long. It's my turn! Networkchuck and John I'll give y'all a shout out when I make it. Lol

Very cool video! I have been following both of you guys for a couple years now and I have learned so much from y’all glad to see you three collaborate on hacking.

The amount of information that we have access to now is absolutely insane. There is legit no excuse for not having solid ground in this field. John is very wise and extremely experienced. To be able to have this level of experience give advice to so many topics of concern for entry-level people, like most of us here, is insane. Humble and intelligent. Great episode chuck

Crazy to hear John say "get that first job, but keep applying" because that's something i only hear on anonymous forums. There is such a giant stigma against job hoppers by so many people, but the reality is that if you want to level up, you're going to be ready before your job is, and the fastest way to move up is by applying out and leaving. That philosophy got me from an unpaid internship to an infrastructure engineer making 6 figures after only 6 years and 9 jobs later

Awesome episode! Keep up with a great job! I'm a QA and I'm trying to get into the security field and it was very helpful! Love from Portugal 💪🏼

Bro you're my Idol! I can't count how many projects I have running currently because of you. I have a Gaming Channel going but I've been considering starting a IT channel. IT > video games all day in my book. It is so satisfying overcoming a obnoxious obstacle, just to know you learned and overcame it. You've given me such a drive to chase my IT dream. Love you Chuck.

Please make a video series of him taking you guys through the basics to advance. Like a cool cozy recording of u learning hacking

Hi Guys, I love what you do! Iam doing in german IT Re-Qualifikation, it is called Umschulung/Ausbildung. The Sysadmin path, but I started also with Hack The Box and that makes much more fun and challenge. With such podcasts give you so many people BIG HOPE! I am 33 y.o. mother of two, working in restaurants whole life. This is my chance and you are really inspiring. Thank you!

I’m doing the IT support certificate from google and it seems like a good fundamental concepts and start to see your videos and also understanding how everything works. Hacking is like an a little advance matter that I think I can postpone until, I understand all the information technology environment… also I’m 45 an already have a bachelor degree… but the important part is that is not related, and also I think it will be great to see more of career path, and more examples of “do this or that” RIGHT NOW!!! Thanks you!!

Austin is like the Jamie off the JRE podcast. “Can you pull that up real quick Jamie?”😂

Thank you so much for all the detailed information. I finally know where and how to begin actual hands on training vs just reading about cybersecurity.

@Squarabh2

2 жыл бұрын

Can you give me a brief summary of the video

@gickygackers

2 жыл бұрын

@@Squarabh2 if you want to work in cybersecurity, John Hammond says apply for work and perform cybersecurity duties. If you dont know what that is then you have a lot of google to do

Watched the whole thing and i wished if there was more such a fascinating conversation that inspired in me the motivation that i need!

Damn we have similar stories, my fam has network administrators and a computer engineer and some work in big data analytics SaaS stuff, no wonder why I ended up in cybersecurity 😅😅😅 Awesome video guys, thank you for the podcast! And btw im studying for eJPT and going for PNPT next

Wow this is so inspiring . I went to the miltary also to get into IT. I recently got my CISSP but have no experience in security and didnt know how to transition from networking to cyber. This is so helpful.

This is great, these guys have great chemistry, and I like Cameron! Kudos Austin. Infosec!!

NetworkChuck you are awesome bro for having this video, We "NOOBS" need to stand together and having John Hammond the Myth, the Legend on the show I'm surprised you didnt have a million views. So I recently installed Ubuntu on an old desktop and started my learning and trust me when John said having those Head Banging moments, definitely having those. Thank you for a really awesome and inciteful video, can't wait to get this noob status off and be a proper CyberSecurity specialist.

There is something to be said for understanding the underlying architecture. I think starting out as a junior network engineer, then making the jump to sys admin eventually landing in your first infosec role is a doable path.

as an IT student and currently taking an ojt and fixing a capstone project soon to graduate hopefully. thanks for sharing new technology trends that might be helpful to land my first job after i graduate. and most of all before i face to the computer screen morning i always drink coffee.

Thank you for this Chuck & John!

I am almost done the Jr Pen test on THM, and I gotta say, I had to peek at solutions from time to time. I was happy when things worked out and could figure it out myself, but there is many ways around the task that is asked, and alot of times I had no idea where to really begin. But it did make me learn more. If you watch videos on how to do certain tasks but are completely lost, then I would backtrack. But if you understand how they did it, you just couldnt figure out what path to take for the task, youre learning.

@lightwire123

2 жыл бұрын

ohh im on THM as well but just started a week ago. in Pre Security atm : )

I'm learning Cybersecurity right now at college and you make me want to continue and not only give my 110%.. but more like my 200%

"Hacking on the side" LOL This John Hammond dude must have like an IQ of 180+, just alone going through the security + exam is like a 2 year journey for a new guy going into the IT field.

@ok-jq1jh

2 жыл бұрын

Sounded like he grinded CTFs and stuff a lot longer than that lol. Dude was probably eating ,sleeping, and breathing that sort of stuff from what it sounded like.

This video was extremely cozy to watch... Keep up the coziness

John hits a lot of the topics on the head and you can tell his experience of the process it took to get there. Also, good to note how he explains how you market your skills or your passion for this position. It should show during your interview and most of the time its difficult to find candidates for cybersecurity and just be comfortable with what your journey taught you and what skills your focused on Web, network attacks, binary exploits, etc.

Amazing podcast! Asked some great questions and a very interesting exploit at the end!

Finally a path laid out and no beating around the bush. Gonna buy the htb monthly and do eJPT now. I feel reassured and confident on what to do now. No more straggling around foe knowledge and asking "do I do this, or this?" Thank you John and NC

@mcmage5250

Жыл бұрын

I have to ask. How is it going?

Love your work Chuck. You're Awesome. T makes you rust so coffee is a must.

i find the calmer delivery style more comfortable to watch / listen to

Listened to this in the shower and on my commute to work. Definitely gets me inspired to work in cybersecurity.

Both your content is super amazing, keep it up

Damn! We definitely needed these types of podcasts keep it up brother, LOVE FROM INDIA!! ❤

@ryanchowdhary965

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

Excellent, precise questions and answers. Thank you from France.

I normally love your content but this was just epic

we need way more podcast from you dude love the content.

Awesome video today Chuck. So much info! thank you

I found the question "what is the best (pentest) certification to get?" as well as 'formal education vs certification' especially interesting. I think much of the time it is industry, and dare I say, HR-driven. A degree or certification is a tangible "something" that can be quantified and get you on to the second interview where you may be able to discuss the CTF experience(s). If one wishes to work for the Dept of Defense (DoD), for instance, count on Security+ as a minimum cert requirement, to be considered. Interestingly enough, CEH and CISSP are regarded as suitable discriminators, as well.

Greetings from Jamaica ,love your content!,keep it up..............😄

Gosh john hammond. Been good seeing him in david bombal channel and now w/ network chuck! Dude's been great to cybersecurity aspiring people and find John Hammon on KZread!

Ive been a software developer for 4 years and cyber security has always been in the back of my mind, Im seriously considering making the jump to this space!!! having said that Ive dabble with box hacking before and programming definitely helps you with this career

Great talk, interesting pointers, Loved it!! ❤

Damn, John as the FIRST guest. Not gonna lie, that is a fantastic first guest to get in. Awesome stream!

How i started and still going is doing the 2021 advent of cyber, yes i had done things before that, but that is how it really started, and while doing the 2021 advent of cyber i branched of and found full learning paths for pentesting and i'm still working on learning from those learning paths

Chuck you inspired me so much ever since you started the channel. I decided to make my own KZread channel and be a part of the IT teaching community! Thank you for teaching us❤ You are one of the founding fathers of the IT youtube educators/creators ❤ #NetworkChuckDaddy

Subscribed, didn't know you had a podcast :D

my dad worked for at@t in the 80s i remember playing with the network when i was 7years old because at@t had one day where employees could bring one kid to work each year ,i remember when he got his first dial up modem in the mid 80s it would take two hours to download a 2kb text file

I love you and John! Btw when are you going to interview David Bombal ⁉️

Great Podcast. Thank You

I am the same, I prefer the idea of being defensive. being the security to block those weaknesses.

Awesome content! Keep up the good work!

I just realised the doom Scrips in the back ground hahahaha Wow guys great little detail right there hahaha

Hey Chuck, I have a request, can you make a video about; network components we can buy (home server hosting setups with all opponents) Like : „What should you buy and why“. That would be amazing. Or you can show all components that you’re using in your house. That we can see and maybe get some of those for our Setup in home. If you have time to make it I would be happy. Thank you :)

I wish we can talk to john more. I really like to see him talk about himself both as a professional and as a normal citizen.

I’m 38 years old transitioning from Digital Marketing (SEO and website design) to CyberSecurity. There’s such a huge need for it. I’m also way more passionate about this than marketing. So if you ever want to make a career change, it’s never too late.

Great topic! Who hire a security professional does not know anything about its job or the skill needed to do that job, they only know that there are certifications overt there, made for normal people to learn how to do normal stuff. So they will search for certifications in the curricula. Stop, they can't really tell by what you do if you're good at it or not, so, simply put, they will only talk to you if they see the certification on your resume. I've known respectful people, owning certificates for some topic and being noob at that topic at the same time. In our job technology become older very fast and you should keep yourself up to date, the only profitable way to keeping you constantly up to date is working in the field every day and face the real problems coming from your customers. Solving those problems, could be easy or challenging, and the challenging part is what make our job interesting. :-) Cheers, keep safe.

Chuck, can you do a video showing all of your hardware and your network setup because I want to build my own ridiculously overkill network but I'm not sure whats right for me. Too many options at that level. Can you do a video like that??

Somewhere around there I have the feeling that you can just randomly get a 3-letter or 4-letter combination and throw them at a cyber security expert and he'll be like "got that one" and "no, I still need to get that".

When John speaks I cant get Seth Rogan out of my head.

41:26 This is the best psychological statement I have ever heard 👏👏👏

I'm not in the Cyber security field. I'm more IT. But as far as certifications I think that I would say learn as much as you can using the "game" environments available such as hack the box, etc. And then look at the jobs in the area you're planning to apply to. And get the certifications that they're asking for

Thank you guys for helping us learn cyber security at such a low cost

Really great content Dude!

@3:33 you get to hear John Hammond rap while waving gang signs, hah great video

John is 25??? I MUST GO TELL THE OTHERS!

Coming from only manual labor oriented jobs trying to get into cyber. I’m currently trying to get my sec+ as well as HTB and such labs for practical skills but mainly because I have absolutely zero background with anything cyber or tech trying to figure out what should come after sec+

Really interesting as always ! Please more collab with John ! And happy Chick-fil-A 😁😁

@okc4858

2 жыл бұрын

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@okc4858

2 жыл бұрын

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@okc4858

2 жыл бұрын

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@okc4858

2 жыл бұрын

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@okc4858

2 жыл бұрын

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37:40 There is the question that how a noob like me get into this thing. thanks for your help dude

Wife, kids, house, full time student working on my bachelor's degree, working full time job that I landed just over a year ago as an IT support specialist. Have net+ cert, just passed my security+ cert, currently working on ccna. The hardest part is definitely finding the time. Have to thank my wife for putting up with my chaotic IT life.

I now want a sticker that says "Pillage the Village!"

Thank you for what you do Chuck. You asked for interview ideas and I was thinking maybe you could do Niel from cyber insecurity? He’s had some good things to say with Bombal. Just a thought🤷🏼‍♀️

A young John Hammond before he hacked the code to cloning to dinosaurs...😅

I started on a coast guard contract too!

Awesome podcast. Cant believe i watched it all. Haha

Been at it for 2 years. Felt like I knew everything 3 months into it like a true script kiddie. 2 years later I feel like I just now have a grasp of the basics of it all...(but I know every tool Kali and Parrot have to offer 😂😂😂)

@jasonpitts8395

2 жыл бұрын

Ha so true. I still haven't explored everything in Kali. So much to learn.

I don't remember what year it was but in Assembly demoparty F-Secure had compo where you had executable and you have to reverse engineer that and find email where you send message to get next exe. I think there was total 5 exe files and if you completed all then they promised to hire you. I think was there only one who did all those 5 challenges and it was remote entry. Also if you were on the party place then they give info what tools to use. That time I started to use OllyDgb.

Cameron, Chuck, can you add chapters to the video? Thanks!!

My advice on training is if the training doesn't excite you, don't waste your time. I hated the Sec+ training, the test and i learned nothing. BUT, i looooove the PNPT training and actually retaining the knowledge.

Isn't John Hammond the guy who wanted to create a theme park about dinosaurs?

@Dankucci

2 жыл бұрын

Could be a alias

@jmr

2 жыл бұрын

That must be his grandfather! 🤣

@dhirajkuttikar

2 жыл бұрын

@@jmr how you got tick

@jmr

2 жыл бұрын

@@dhirajkuttikar By being a generous lover.

@dhirajkuttikar

2 жыл бұрын

@@jmr I think you add that tick in your name

John has a Set Rogens type of voice ahah. congrats Cameron!! teach us about cloud

Great content. @John Hammond has a great presence and knowledge about the CTF environment. His real world knowledge really hit home when he did his log4j minecraft exploit video, because it I watched it right before it became a real world issue with my current job. Had to do all kinds of 'fixes' and it was nice to see that it wasn't just meaningless patches, but I was able to see how the exploit could actually work.

Thus was Golden. 🙏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Loved the stream! And may i add f'ing sick outro music, had me bobbing in the kitchen!

Is there any reason I can't cd in to directorys in kali virtual box?

Well that surely was an amazing video

Love it guys!!!!

When your fave people are each other's fave people.

20:00 John Hammond: "yeah so the best guy on the best hacking gave me advice, he said-" Chuck: "so let me just interrupt you right here and talk about how much I like linux"

Please add your new podcast to Apple podcasts also :-) Would love to listen to this while I commute.

00:18: Hello Frank! :) So cute!! Your videos very good!! Thanks your work!

The first commercial that came up in this video (promoting their own course) was all about how certs are useless for career advancement. Funny coincidence.

Where do I find this podcast other than KZread