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ResourceIPv6 keeps getting hacked on Windows
Chuck explains a critical Windows IPv6 flaw that lets an attacker achieve remote code execution by sending specially crafted IPv6 …
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ResourceWhat is DNS? (and how it makes the Internet work)
The creator explains DNS as the internet's contacts app: browsers know a name, not the IP address they actually need. He traces a …
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ResourceUsing AI to become a Hacker
NetworkChuck shares seven ways he uses AI to study for Hack The Box's CPTS hacking certification, which he says he publicly …
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ResourceI forced EVERYONE to use Linux
The creator converts his office's powerful Windows 11 render/editing PC into a Linux terminal server so his whole team can share one …
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Resourcethe FrankeNAS - (Raspberry Pi, Zima Board, Dell Server, Ugreen) // a CEPH Tutorial
The creator builds a 'FrankeNAS' from spare hardware — laptops, Raspberry Pis, a ZimaBoard, UGREEN and TerraMaster NAS units, and an …
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ResourceLinux on Windows......Windows on Linux
A deep tour of WSL 2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux) showing how Linux and Windows interoperate on one machine. Requirements are …
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ResourceYour Cable Management SUCKS!! (Fixing My Server Room)
A vlog-style overhaul of the creator's badly tangled home server room, sponsored by PatchBox, which he stresses took more than five …
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ResourceRetroPie: A Raspberry Pi Gaming Machine
A build-along (with heavy lifting from Alex) for turning a Raspberry Pi into a RetroPie retro-gaming console that plays games from …
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ResourceYou've been using AI Wrong
The creator profiles Fabric, an open-source CLI framework from creator Daniel, pitched as augmenting humans with AI by reducing …
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ResourceI use this everyday
NetworkChuck shows how to get Mac-style pbcopy and pbpaste commands working in a Linux or WSL terminal so command output can be …
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Resourcemonitor all your stuff RIGHT NOW!!
Chuck deploys Progress WhatsUp Gold — the first monitoring tool he used on the help desk, now offered in a free edition — to stop …
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Resourcehost ALL your AI locally
NetworkChuck builds a fully local, private AI setup that runs entirely on your own hardware with a ChatGPT-style web interface — no …
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ResourceWhite House says NO DEGREE!!
The creator reports on a White House / National Cyber Director press release encouraging skills-based hiring — hiring for …
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Resourceyou STILL need a website RIGHT NOW!! (yes, even in 2025)
The creator says a poll last year found 81% of his audience still had no website, and sets out to remove excuses, challenging his …
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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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ResourceContent You Can't See - Moderating the Dark Web with CIA Officer Ryan Fugit | Mike Drop Ep #170 Clip
Ryan Fugit, a CIA officer, describes the challenging work of content moderation teams at major tech companies who review disturbing …
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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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