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Resource60 Hacking Commands You NEED to Know
A rapid-fire tour of 60 hacking and penetration-testing commands, mostly on Kali Linux, with guest tips from other creators and a …
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ResourceRun your own AI (but private)
NetworkChuck demonstrates running a private, local AI on his own computer with no data sent to a company, and argues this matters …
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ResourceI ditched my Raspberry Pi for this
The creator speed-builds a travel NAS and travel router the night before taking his wife and six kids to Japan, after deciding his …
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ResourceAI Networking is CRAZY!! (but is it fast enough?)
This sponsored explainer argues that the network, not the GPUs, is increasingly the bottleneck in AI training. Training clusters of …
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Resource3 Levels of WiFi Hacking
He stages three levels of WiFi attacks at a fictional coffee shop to show how a noob, a hipster, and a pro would target a network …
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Resourceyou need to learn tmux RIGHT NOW!!
A hands-on beginner tutorial on tmux, a terminal multiplexer that runs terminal programs inside a persistent terminal session. The …
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Resourcethe most secure OS in the world.....I hate it
An installation walkthrough and tour of Qubes OS, which he calls the most secure operating system while also finding it painful to …
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ResourceGoogle is forcing you to use their proxy (build your own instead)
The creator explains proxies in the context of Google's planned Chrome IP Protection feature, which he calls its Privacy Proxy. He …
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ResourcePut your website on the Dark Web
A hands-on tutorial in two tiers for putting content on the Tor network. The easy tier uses OnionShare, available for Windows, Mac, …
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ResourceThe Dark Web NEEDS You!
The creator explains how viewers can support the Tor network — which he frames as privacy infrastructure millions rely on to stay …
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ResourceMy SECRET Server Room Project
The creator tours and builds out a new dedicated server room after outgrowing a server rack in his master-bathroom closet, which …
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ResourceHow To Access the DARK WEB in 2024 (3 Levels)
He presents three levels for accessing the dark web, stressing legitimate uses such as journalism and free expression alongside …
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Resourcethe Raspberry Pi 5
Chuck reviews the Raspberry Pi 5, the first new flagship Pi in four years (the Pi 4 launched in 2019), arriving in October in two …
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ResourceHacking the world’s most popular database
NetworkChuck builds an Oracle Database 23c Free instance in Docker and then demonstrates how an ethical hacker might approach it, …
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Resourcehow did I NOT know about this?
The creator demonstrates ntfy (pronounced notify), a free, open-source push-notification tool you can self-host, as a way to get …
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ResourceDo you STILL suck at subnetting?? (THE FINAL TEST) // EP 9
This final episode of the subnetting series tackles VLSM — variable length subnet masking — by carving one network into subnets of …
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Resourcethe TOP 10 hottest IT Jobs in 2023
The creator ranks what he calls the top 10 hottest IT jobs for 2023, based he says on the 2023 Dice Tech Salary Survey, using salary …
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ResourceSubnetting…..but in reverse
A CCNA lesson on reverse subnetting: starting from an already-configured host and working backwards to find its network address, …
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Resourceyou need this FREE CyberSecurity tool
Chuck deploys Wazuh (called 'waza' throughout the transcript), a free, open-source SIEM — security information and event management …
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Resourceintro to cloud hacking (leaky buckets)
NetworkChuck gives an ethical-only introduction to hacking AWS S3, framing misconfiguration — 'leaky buckets' — as the core problem …
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Resourcehow to HACK a password // Windows Edition
Presented as an ethical-hacking demo with permission on an employee's unlocked Windows PC, the creator shows how a Windows password …
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Resourceyou NEED to learn Windows RIGHT NOW!!
The creator argues IT learners need Windows admin skills now: he says Windows holds over 75% of the desktop market, so help-desk and …
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Resourcebuild your own cloud
NetworkChuck argues for replacing Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive — which he calls 'the triad' — with a self-hosted cloud, …
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Resourcesubnetting my coffee shop
A hands-on subnetting lesson on subnetting by host requirements rather than by number of networks. The scenario is to split …
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