Great message. Authenticity above all!!

@jawadsher1062

2 жыл бұрын

Big fan Give best 5 tips to become a best ethical hacker. I follow you on youtube on 2 years. I am waiting you. Peace ✌

@andreicapi3535

2 жыл бұрын

@@jawadsher1062 Im not him but learn Computer Science ( Operating Systems, Computer Architecture, Algorithims and Data strcutures, Discrete Mathamatics) Learn Computer Networking Learn Linux Learn how to program ( C is a good choice)

@jawadsher1062

2 жыл бұрын

@@andreicapi3535 thnks 😊

@andreicapi3535

2 жыл бұрын

@@jawadsher1062 your welcome! Good luck on your journey. It wont be easy but just study hard, It will take time.

@petephelp971

Жыл бұрын

@@andreicapi3535 Why would you need discrete mathamatics

Hey Alexis, I'm a 44yr old ex IT professional that became fascinated with infosec after a video of yours popped up in my KZread recommendations. You inspired me to attend college and pursue infosec as a profession. I appreciate all of the content you put out, especially the blue team/defense content. Thanks again.

@jpineda79

Жыл бұрын

Oh we are in the same age group, not too late for us to get back into IT, also taking blue teaming courses, thank you alexis. I currently watching your blue teaming course videos.

As a beginner I am getting a feeling that this is a very important piece of content to absorb.

@neutrin0892

2 жыл бұрын

I was working with a few guys online a long time ago online (when I was working on passion projects online with others) and came to discover most of them had little to no technical knowledge on anything they were doing. They spent time learning how to type in commands instead of learning the deep technical back-end of things. Don’t be those guys, be the self taught expert who knows the ins and outs.

I just saw this video and it kind of opened my eyes. I kind of had this phenomenon in the back of my mind, but I never really thought about it. I've watched quite a few videos that are a little below my level. But most of the time I told myself that it could help me manifest the basics. The truth is that most of these videos were a big waste of time. Time I could have spent on THM or HTB, VulnHub, PicoCTF or something like Protostar. Had I realized this earlier I could have completed most of the THM or HTB Boxes when I was young, alongside with High school, back in 2016/17 instead of struggling with it now, in my limited time alongside my studies.

This is a great message. When i was introduced to cyber security, i started with CISSP.. luckily CISSP had some networking areas but to improve my understanding, i decided to do CompTIA Network +, most people will prefer going straight into the fancy stuff but the foundation is always important, there's just certain things you can't skip.

@xenostim

Жыл бұрын

dammn yo, you started with the CISSP? did you have an IT-related college degree at the time? I'm finishing a cybersecurity associates degree right now and plan on getting the CompTIA Security+ certification.

@Michael_Jackson187

Жыл бұрын

@@xenostim he had to have lol, never been in college but have Pen Net Sec ejpt and know not to touch a Cissp lol

This is something that’s frustrated me, when I first decided to get into cybersecurity it took me a bit to find good quality channels and filter out the rest.

@sinapanahimehr5710

2 жыл бұрын

Are there any of them you'd be willing to share with the rest of us? :) I'm at the same start stage that you were.

@DONTLAUGH

2 жыл бұрын

@@sinapanahimehr5710 Hackersploit, John hammond, TCM, Ippsec (explaining ctf rooms in great detail), LiveOverflow. There are other good channels but this what comes to mind

@nathanielniemczyk3342

2 жыл бұрын

@@sinapanahimehr5710 Black Hills Information Security

One example is that dude Loi , who NEVER actually teaches something, he shows off his skills, but never answer any comments and trivializes Cybersecurity, he just DEMONSTRATES something really fast (No explanations) and thats it.... Game over

@mbm6048

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, finally someone speaks of it.He reminds me of the techlead.

@v380riMz

2 жыл бұрын

Networkchuck too

@AriannaEuryaleMusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@mbm6048 ...and he wants you to buy his "courses"

You got channel such david bombal or network chuck ,who make Garbage content that don't bring any value ,and then there's you who makes good stuff and I'm really grateful

Honestly, I started watching this channel since the last 1 year I have learned a lot, what I like from this channel is that it always explains in detail and very slowly so that my brain is very fast to catch every explanation explained by Alexis, I am very grateful for this channel :)

Interesting to see a video like this. KZread content creators have certainly increased the amount of script kiddies we're having to deal with. A script kiddie is dangerous, misconfiguration and inadvertent consequences (running things you don't yet understand.) pose a huge threat to any company/team/crew. He is most likely talking about NetworkChuck. Hackers have typically been blaming him for the influx of kiddies in recent times.

@curator8129

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, and it's a shame. Chuck has put out some very useful material, presented in an engaging manner. Personally, I'm annoyed that his increasingly clickbaity titles make it difficult to find the specific info I'm after. As far as his impact on script kiddies, I don't know how much we can pin on him directly. Realistically, anyone putting out good red team training is going to up the numbers and effectiveness of kiddies. He's just been more effective working with the youtube algorithm to increase exposure. Sure, it'd be nice if everyone took Hackersploit's angle and only marketed towards industry professionals. That would help minimize random people having the content come across their feed and trying stuff out. I can't really hate Chuck though. He's just doing what youtubers do, exploiting his niche, maximizing his exposure, and maximizing his earnings. At the end of the day, in the cyber sec space, much like in greater society, I've just got to keep the faith that more people are good and will always outweigh the efforts of the few malicious actors. Otherwise, we have to sacrifice a lot of access to information and freedoms.

@FirstLast-fl7mo

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed I agree with you here, for the most part. The people may not be malicious, but as Alexis says... You shouldn't be using port scanners unless you actually understand the packets, the ports, the scripts that nmap runs. Even an 11 year old can use metasploit to get shells on servers (I know because I was doing it at 11), but I lacked all the knowledge to do any priv esc and didn't even know the file structure. That's how they end up doing damage by complete accident, it's not necessary malicious but we still have to remediate.

@citrusbytez2142

2 жыл бұрын

"you need to HACK faster!! (Linux Terminal hacks YOU )" "this BASH script will KILL you." "i created malware with Python (it's SCARY easy!!)" "i put a DARK WEB website on a Raspberry Pi!!" qed - I'm just surprised that the title doesn't contain something like "iPhone 13 FOR FREE".

@curator8129

2 жыл бұрын

@@citrusbytez2142 Yeah, he's getting out of control. He's certainly alienating me, and I assume he's probably alienating other industry professionals as well. It will be interesting to see if his views start to take a hit as more pros get fed up. Or maybe high energy, low depth "info-tainment" is what people want. I know that's broadly true in modern society, but I'm slower to believe that it's true in technical fields. *shrugs* We'll see...

@citrusbytez2142

2 жыл бұрын

@@curator8129 You're absolutely right, people prefer cheap entertainment - they don't want to challenge themselves anymore.

That's the problem with this era in general. The dopamine rushes from tic tok and instagram give people a sense of instant gratification, which is why they don't want to spend long hours studying. But people should realize that the only way to learn something and be really good at it is to dedicate time to it in the long run.

@abdirahmanburyar

5 ай бұрын

Conclusively. One day one million without effort.

I agree with your message, but I think we can not get rid of it! Scammers are everywhere, for as long as they are getting views/money for their videos, they, and many more will keep doing it!

Well said, glad you made this content. All good things take time. There’s definitely no magic learning button for the brain. The journey is also important as well. Kudos 👍🏽

You are completely right! I can name few content creators who wants only advertise money and making video all about metasploit and automatic pwn tools, with no background information at all. I study cybersec in college and it’s a huge mix of science and practical skills. Imagine what if metasploit stops working- what this people going to do.

People want the now now now - hence the "chasing the views" argument. Thanks for being honest in an industry that sometimes is not so.

Well said! I am a cybersecurity professional and I love learning the basics. Things change fast and the industry has to adapt quickly. Project objectives creep and move into areas one may not know a lot about but still have to know about it. If you learn the basics you can make sense of the subject matter and make an informed decision. If you skip it you dont really understand it and can make a bad decision. So far I have been trying to go by three things really. 1) Be humble enough to ask questions. 2) Enjoy learning new things. 3) Its amazing what you can get done if you dont focus on the credit received. Thank you for the video and the work you do!

This is a great and very important video! As a fellow cybersecurity content creator, I get that it can be challenging creating content that is equal parts engaging and educational. That said, there are definitely folks out there that don't even try to find a way to educate and instead make complete garbage. It's also challenging for the rest of the industry because there's SO much more to the field than just "hacking". Like that's just one piece of a whole ecosystem of cool things like forensics, threat intelligence, cyber defense, etc. I think we all play a role in trivializing the industry by making "hacking" come off as demonstrative of the whole field.

I am new to cyber security....i am blessed to come accross your videos May God bless you

He looks like the serious teacher mad at the unbehaved students

This is an effect that every industry is getting hit with. I feel it's more prevelant in the US since the cost of education is so high. People are trying to find ways to get high salary jobs/worthwhile education without the 6 figure debt of university (and considering the increasing uncertainty of the economy). What can be realistically accomplished in any industry is being obfuscated by get-"rich"-quick styled "influencers" who turn serious subject-matters into infotainment. I'm learning what I can at my own pace, but I understand this is a goal that im going to have to invest multiple years of my time before I even get my foot in the door. Thanks for keeping it real and delivering solid content 👍

Fantastic video as always, and you make some very solid points. Its a shame a lot of people get "played" by false advertising, I feel like a lot of my classmates fell victim to this as half the class ended up not being active after about half the semester, and didn't exactly realize how much studying cybersecurity involves.

Finally someone talking sense. I got tired of this "from beginner to advanced" videos and tutorials. I needed this. Thank YOU. Immediate subscription and a big like.

I'm a Cybersecurity student and you're teaching method is phenomenal 💯 Thanks bro

I am glad that you are actually posting stuff about Wireshark, how to properly use SIEMs, Snort, and all of that good stuff. That's what SOC analysts actually need to know. Pen tester jobs are really few in between.

Im getting into Cybersecurity and I committed to developing my skills for 2 years before looking for positions. I want to pursue my bachelors and masters in cybersecurity and I appreciate you bringing reality to this. It definitely is sold like it can happen in just a couple months but just from what I’ve learned so far, I called BS lol

WOW! I've been following a lot of cybersecurity and linux staff on youtube in the past year and I must to say that this video really opened my eyes. Thank you.

I would just like to say that this is the sound of reason in a space filled with a lot of noise. Now I can tune out all that noise and focus on growing my skillset. I think a reason most content creators have large followings is they put out a lot of content in a short span of time which gives an illusion of competence. Makes us amateurs idolize them cause we think they know everything. We end up not learning anything at all. Thanks a lot man.

I am excited to hear that you are focusing on building one's career. I have been watching your videos for quite some time and I really appreciate how you focus on making the cybersecurity industry recognizable.

I want to thank you so much Alexis! I’ve been watching you since 2015 and you’ve helped me grown so much. I love your videos so much that I’ve pretty much downloaded and archived your channels videos because back then on KZread (I’m sure you remember this) Yt was being really hard on cyber security channels and lots of videos were being taken down & threats of closing channels etc. Please keep going, your videos aren’t click bait & chasing internet clout. That being said one of the things I’ve been wanting to ask you for a while has been, do you think we can get a series on self hosting services? I know you’ve been using Linode a lot but I was wondering if there could be a series you do that dive into self hosting services, apps, setup etc. Keep Killing it!!!!

Your point about the renaissance and how important it is to specialize rather than generalize everything to learn nothing hit home for me and in it is one of my biggest struggles, when it came to me actually studying I would try to get one thing and jump to another trying to cram stuff in but many times never understood it (this specially happened when I tried to get into Python and could guess why I thought i would get into "learning" that). I would then waste a week frustrated that I can't progress try to get back in something "trendy" get disappointed and had this back and forth ever since I graduated last November. I do admit I had fallen privy to those type of trendy channels in fact it was partly because of those articles and promotional videos that I even gotten a interest in cybersecurity in the first place. That being said great video and points brought up here.

Yeah, I am new to the cybersecurity field and still in college. I learned more from your paid ethical hacking class than I have pursuing my BS. I wanted to say thank you and is well worth the money.

@jawadsher1062

2 жыл бұрын

Mr hacker loi Loi liang yang 😀😀😀

@dexterflodstrom9975

2 жыл бұрын

Same here, if I could go back and tell myself one thing prior to enrolling in a formal degree, it'd be to just do it on my own instead. I feel like I learned way more during 3 or so months of studying from KZread prior than I have the last 6 months at my school.

@jawadsher1062

2 жыл бұрын

@@dexterflodstrom9975 yes i understand but can you send me your replay on short words me can better to understand friend

@lukmanbusari7736

2 жыл бұрын

@@jawadsher1062 spot on!. NetworkChuck is in this list. Dude was just a network engineer about a minute ago

@jawadsher1062

2 жыл бұрын

@@lukmanbusari7736 no no networkchuck Explain every thing.

Got into cyber 1 year ago today. I quickly realized the importance of fundamentals. Since then I have spent the last year focusing on how it all works. I cannot tell you the amount of confidence I have going into this season of preparing for finding an internship or job. Thank you for this truthful insight that I’m so very glad I was able to understand early in my journey. May you be blessed

THIS INFORMATION NEEDS TO BE SHARED TO SENSITIZE NEARLY EVERYONE. it is a very serious matter indeed.

You said all the facts. I guess I was one of the first guys who started following you the very first day you started your videos. Your the only person who start videos and completely and with a solution. The rest cut in the middle then end without understanding anything.

I am glad that you/someone reputable said this. It's not just Cyber security either, it is the other things you mentioned too, Web design/coding, and other technical skills. There are too many sites that the way the teach a subject is a set environment, which is rarely found in a real life scenario, and rather than teaching you the skills from a conceptual standpoint, they teach them from a situational one, which quickly breaks down just with the updates to Kali and Parrot. If I would 'ask' something of Cyber Sec Content makers (the good ones) is to make your video titles for mid to upper level content 'easier for idiots to search for'. lol Thanks

Thanks i can call my god coz what I had believed after watching a lot of videos people saying that you can get a job without experience but now am cool to go slow . Thank you so much

You are a real one! Thank you for everything that you do. Really mean it!

Well first off I am not looking to get into this field, but I have been a subscriber of your channel for about a year now, because it is nice to see some competent coverage of the cyber security field. I watch to get an understanding of how computer systems work and how computers systems are exploited, simply to know how to protect my own systems. I know, from this video, that I am not your target audience, but I still appreciate the content that you produce. I hope that this message in this video reaches those that need to hear it. It's so true.

I really enjoyed this video, thank you! Honestly I do believe that this is not just about cybersec but pretty much any field. Memes aside we stopped appretiating the grind and I see a lot among my peers. And this is also a great moment to say thank you for your content and HackerSploit as a project. When I am stuck with cybersecurity I always go to your channel because usually you got the content that I need. And not just about offence, the defence as well and this is great! Thank you

Good for you. It took a lot of courage to talk to us and be open and real about how you feel and where we're going. I appreciate you. I watch you daily, take your courses, register for your events, and have gotten a great understanding of what I'm doing. Thank you

Just Great. Everyone who is starting out should understand this. I wasted last year learning this and that going here and there and when I looked back I was at the same place where I started. So I started out again working on my foundations. I was getting impatient and then this video comes out. This refreshed me I am glad that I am doing what I should I be doing and going the right way however long it takes. Thank you once again.

I don't like the term "Hacker" in the Cybersecurity Industry. I'd rather be called a "Research Analyst" imho. Really good video Thank you for all the education you have helped me with over the years. Much appreciated.

As someone who knows very little, I have used a number of your videos to learn things as needed. Others may exist but I go to your videos if I want to understand (i.e. one of your ufw video). This video reminds where I should be focusing my free time. Thank you!

Huge respect for you, and also for reminding me where i should be focusing and stop wasting time. I have been guilty of this.

Great message. As a beginner, I appreciate all you have done and what you're doing for the community.

This man has always been the person to make me feel more confident about my studies in this field. I thank Alexis for everything!

Alexis, your vids are phenomenal. I specifically like your approach on keep everything open source oriented. The more advanced it gets, lesser will be the community who are interested in those vids. Its a good thing, because security is has to be a life principle, not something one talks about, views ten vids and claims to be an expert. Good points,and this video gives a perspective your viewers too. Keep up the great work.

I Believe that some of what he wanted to say is to stop drinking too much coffee 😜😜 and use that time to learn real cybersecurity instead.

@FirstLast-fl7mo

2 жыл бұрын

Nice!

@methamphetamememcmeth3422

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao yep.

@luisayala7978

Жыл бұрын

Network Chuck?

@AntiWest-sq3de

3 ай бұрын

Hacker loi

Your videos are always fantastic Alexis, I have learnt and still keep learning from you the more. Some of your advanced and intermediate videos I have created a playlist to myself and add them into it. I have it for your, TCM's and David Bombal's videos. I have had more insights from your information gathering playlis. And now a days I'm more focusing on the programming in order to write my own scripts rather than using others scripts. I admit that I can understand the code lines and use them with some of my modifications anyhow I want to write them myself. You are always an inspiration brother Keep motivating us and my gratitude for the insights you've given to the community especially to me❤️❤️❤️❤️

My brother, more people need to say this.. but as a new viewer and subscriber with a recent interest in cyber security, your channel has been monumental in my education. I can’t express enough admiration for the fact that you openly do not care about creating attractive thumbnails promising a magical 2 day start into cyber security. That kind of integrity and genuineness is found in less than 1% of the population today; where it’s all about greed, wealth and selfish gain. I appreciate you, I appreciate your work and I appreciate the ongoing effort to your channel, website and forum as well. I am soon going to be purchasing your courses because I am beyond grateful for the pricing and the integrity you’ve displayed to me as a mentor. Quality over fashion, as they say. Love and prayers for you ❤🙏🏻

You are a good man, and you have clear goals that are noble. Please continue - because the world needs people like you who want to improve the quality of lives of others.

You're awesome! You know I've always been a fan. Love this message.

I'm sure several people have already mentioned this on the previous comments. But I really appreciate your approach on this platform. You have great content that is very informative and educational. Keep up the great work!

Hands down one of my favourite youtubers. The most authentic and truthful thing about cybersecurity industry I've heard in many days

Great video. Well spoken and a lot of young people need to see this.

Thank you so much for this video! I have been trying to figure out a way to get into the field and this is exactly how I felt without being able to put the right words to it. This sounds a little strange, but because I played competitive video games at a high level I sort of understand the nature of competition between humans. And the way I look at cyber security and pentesting is exactly that, competition between humans. So when I would hear all this stuff about how easy it is to get into the field etc etc, it never sat right with me.

This video was very necessary! Thank you for all you do for the community !

From my perspective, I think there is an importance to develop an understanding of the language and terminology of a field so you can disern the quality of what your reading\hearing. It is important to not watch content but also to honor your time. The KZread algorithm really wants you to just watch and keep watching. And often what you watch does alter how you see things. I watch this channel so I can increase my domain knowledge. It guides me on areas I should read in more detail, where my own understanding might be questionable. I can tell you at the end of the day as my knowledge has grown, it has allowed me to question and suggest approaches in the IT Projects in my office. For myself, everytime a questionable channel shows up as a suggested video I choose 'don't suggest this channel'. We need to learn and also live our lives. So Thank you Alexis for your well thought out and quality content. I truly appreciate it.

Usually I don’t comment on videos but this one deserves a thumbs up 😊 hard to find someone saying the truth directly. Keep up the good work and this shouldn’t be the last one on this topic! All the best!

From my point of view, hacking is not a quick easy win, where you learn something or solve some challenges. Hacking is much more about being curious, able to search, discover and learn rapidly, but at the same time dive into what you are investigating. it's not about remembering everything or knowing everything (impossible), it's about being fascinated by what you are doing and don't follow "trend" blindly

I have to admit I was that person looking for that rush and looking for the exciting things. I know I need to improve my skills. My issue is that I have trouble learning through just reading and watching things. I have always learned better by doing or through socializing and I haven't been able to really connect with anybody to work together on this. I know those are excuses but I was so use to a classroom environment it's been a hard adjustment. Thank you for the honesty I am working in IT but wanted to get into security. I have a mind for systems and looking for the social and structural flaws in the environment itself for red team work. The more abstract concepts that aren't as tangible are the info I struggle with the most. Sorry for ranting a bit, your video got me really thinking about that stuff.

Man... You are amazing. Whatever you call "Basic Level Stuff", I always seem them as "High Level Stuff" that you are bringing for those who are low level. Keep It up man and Thank you for the amount of time that you put creating great material for low level people like me. Hugs

Continue... Some fools do not know the value of information Security, Cyber Security, and IT. You have created some of the best hacking tutorials I have seen. Keep up the awesome work man.

I just discovered your channel. I am studying Cyber at Uni and of course anything I can learn on the side will help. I am going to study every single on of your videos to learn as much as I can. Thank you for your effort.

I want to head more to the IT/AI stuff in the future since I’m not interested in other jobs and don’t like the pay, and even though cyber security is not the main direction I’m looking for, it’s still cool to look at and see how y’all code and deal with certain programming situations. Not sure if this knowledge is important right now for my type of field (ofc it is if you want to defend or attack a system), but still sometimes better then just me playing games all day lol. Currently finished a year of school, about to head to a really important year that has nothing to do with programming (Or maybe a little, out of 90% of the normal school subjects.) which is why I’m spending my summer not completely productive and just enjoying my time before I go into chaos. Don’t worry ofc I will take some days to be prepared. I have a lot of worries, even including language knowledge as I’m doing this not in my country, but since I was able to make it out of last year, I know I can also do this year with the same hard work and dedication I had. It will be harder but I’ll be better. And even after finishing school I still need to know where I’m going after the qualification. Wether I trust certain people with my path or I build my own path and foundation. Still need to figure stuff out when summer is done.

I have been a subscriber from 2017 , I have learnt a lot , and I really appreciate you for helping and directing me properly.

Your videos are among the VERY few which have been helpful, informative and necessary in the event someone NEEDS to learn HOW things work within Cyber Security..... THANK YOU ...💻👀🤔👍🏽

Awesome speech Alexis, well said and spoken. I have also noticed the same issue you speak about. Keep the awesome work.

love your offensive and defensive series! keep up the good work

100% agree. people need to focus on leveling up and learn the skills. There are many people in the field cannot advance themselves because they overlook the fundamentals.

Agree completely. I’m still relatively new to the field, but even I have noticed some channels that are just regurgitating content from others, using clickbait titles with zero actual substance, and so on. I appreciate your candor, it’s needed nowadays. Funnily enough, I’m one of those people you were talking about. I’ve watched you for almost two years and never knew your name. :) You turn out great content, so thank you for sharing that with us!

One of the best channels. Have learnt a lot from the channel. Keep it up. Thank you

Completely on board with you. As someone who is switching from finance to cyber, I came across this type of content creators who say “learn to trade in 3 days” type of stuff. They devalue years of learning, hard core qualifications such as CFA with 40-45% pass rates (total of 1200 hours of learning on average). I consider myself as a smart guy, but I struggle with cyber content and pay my dues to this amazing industry and community. Thank you for your hard work

This video hits the nail on the head. Ive been in the Industry for 4 years, along that period ive been a sys admin, a infrastructure technician and have started my transition into info-sec/cyber security after just finishing my degree within the related field.... its no joke how people assume they can just jump onto the bandwagon with cyber security. I myself are still a novice to the specialisations!.

I'm new to Cybersecurity and I do learn alot watching your videos. Thank you very much for the information and energy you put in for others to learn. Thank you for the information.

Thank you Alexis. You've been a great inspiration to me. Thank you! Thank you!

Thank you very much Alexis this is something which has been coming into the sector and so devastating but you have given me personally the energy to keep going and thanks for that great heart am a student hear in Uganda 🇺🇬 am proud that your near me and I pray that my hard work gets me to that point of working you with you one time

Alexis, this is happening with all sorts of topics. Whenever these individuals see certain topics getting a lot of attention, they are trying to use basic content snippets to lure people into watching their videos. Thanks for pointing it out and informing your viewers. I am sure that the viewers coming across your channel are able to see the difference if they truly wanna learn. Keep it coming!

A cleaning work. Appreciated Alexis. Just so you know, good content in ejpt. I passed the exam recently. Thanks to you.❤

Brilliant video, you're a born teacher. Enjoying your videos and watch everything from what I know to what I don't

You are so right. It just takes a lot of time to master these things. As it is with everything else like learning an instrument.

Pure wisdom in those words. Don't worry, there are still people who really cares about the fundamentals, and hopefuly what is needed to be done in these times.

Great topic, thank you for this video! I totally agree when you said how important the fundamentals are to really understanding how things work, and how this content is important regardless of the viewership or audience retention, etc. I definitely see that on my channel too, esp with the deep TCP stuff. You're doing a great job with your goal of helping the community to level up their skills!

@HackerSploit

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for the feedback, i am glad you share the same perspective. Btw would love to collaborate with you on some Wireshark videos.

@symshark

2 жыл бұрын

This would be a great combo. I hope both of you collaborate!

@ChrisGreer

2 жыл бұрын

@@HackerSploit Let's do this! Can you DM me on twitter? @packetpioneer A collab would be great.

@CraftySmurf35

2 жыл бұрын

I think a collaboration between both of you would be great !

@iamjahuni

2 жыл бұрын

@@HackerSploit This is an amazing video; thank you for all you are doing for the community! I’ve watched the CLICK BAIT ARTISTS claiming they are hackers! selling coffee, quick fixes how-to videos. Most of there thumbnails are “I’LL TEACH YOU HOW TO BECOME A HACKER IN 30 MINS” when they don’t know the basics and never worked in the field! I’m looking at you NETWORKCHUCK!

The master of the industry... I've always been and always will be a fan of you and this channel and hopefully one day become someone like you Much love and respect for you Alexis

When I started learning InfoSec, the kind of content which I find on this channel, was soooo rare. Thank you for doing this.

15:54 it means “you NEED to LEARN hacking RIGHT NOW!!!!!!” Hahahah

@BobBob-qm2bm

2 жыл бұрын

No name calling, right!

what a very important message, i was looking for a blue team training and your video pop. thank for everything...

Knowledge should be accessible to everyone and free. To those who seek it. Thank you for this.

Thank you so much, totally worth watching every second :)

Network chuck....whoops spilled the beans lol.

@NetworkChuck

2 жыл бұрын

I know, he’s the worst. ;)

@WhosKoozko

2 жыл бұрын

@@NetworkChuck Truly.

As someone just starting in cybersecurity. Currently Studying for my SEC+ for fundametal know how. I want to thank you for this great peace of advice because i did watch those videos. And this was a great introspective moment for me to wake up. i will definitely start to level myself up.

Best advice I've heard from anyone since I began cyber security thank you be blessed

I agree with everything said in this video. Fundamentals are key. Not just in Cyber security but in any field. Moreover, one problem that I have faced is that sometimes it is actually difficult to find credible content because of all these other click bait videos that you just talked about. Really thankful that I found this channel though. Awesome content. Keep it up💪🏼

Would like to thank you for your amazing job. Your channel is very educative and versatile.

Thank you dear Alexis. Thank you very much.

Very expensive discussion... Love you from the core of my heart...

Great video! Love it how you said "If a video only helps one person, that's it, that's all I care about". That to me speaks excellence. I remember Deadmau5 (music artist) saying something very similar, he makes music because he loves it, not because of fans per-say. Regarding focusing on one subject, and Cyber Security essentially being many fields coming together. Could you expand on this? Such as, have you experienced that it's easier and better to focus on one subject at a time, such as networking, then the next subject? Or would you say it's okay to studied a few subjects at a time (as per how school, college, universities work)? Great video, will watch your other videos again, and more too. Quite enjoy going back to videos I've seen, as it helps soak information in, reiterates what you're teaching and such.

I have been in intense self-learning for a year now, I can see clearly that in the end, some percentage will continue and grow and finally achieve competency. Others, are in it because its sexy, attention-getting, and if you are handy with a computer you can get down the road without being caught. But in the end, when all that is left is the hard work and self-discipline to gain competency. I am always learning from your videos. Please keep up the more advanced video's simply for those like me that really do want to succeed as a pentester.

6:25 I know exactly who you mean xD But I'm glad you've always stuck to your style and not gone down the path of only ever releasing absolute beginner content.

@bhaveshtank1588

2 жыл бұрын

Is it loi?

@MoofyYT

2 жыл бұрын

@@bhaveshtank1588 was my guess. Videos are clickbait trash.

i totally agree. No matter in what field of IT you work you need to learn the basics first.