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Ryan you "Cyber"? You dirty, dirty young man... Remember Sir, its a slippery slope, just like P. Diddy once did! @phantomtec - Peace 💕❤☮☮❤💕 (hope you enjoyed the additional interaction point)

Ceh v13 sir

hey ryan, i dont wanna be that guy, but you shouldnt eat those goldfishes. there was a huge rat next to them 4:40

What tool or topic should I cover next? 🤔

I use blue terminal text too! People say blue on black is bad for your eyes, but what they don’t know is I don’t care.

Script kiddie

cool man , quick,solid , up to a point no chit chat .

Fruit by the Foot should sponsor this video like if you agree

How did you learn so much. How long did it take you. You should make a video on that

Keep it up bro. You actually taught me something and I'm pretty experienced (one of the reasons i love hacking, always something to learn) but thank you because i didnt know you could use # or --, I've always just used -- Nice! 👍

Bro can you upload these videos without your face and Focused on the Shell please It'll be helpful for new learners 👀😕

Did you know that if you run "cd Downloads/ " for example and before you hit enter, hit tab, it will cycle through the files in that directory and you can save a lot of time. Great stuff bro. Keep it going.

People think it's easy when they see hacking in training lab but when u try on real website it's hard ‽

Appreciate you taking the time to put all this together man and putting it into a video format. A lot of the time videos on this specific topic usually just have Ai generated garbage that just goes around in circles and never really becomes useful. It's always missing key info but this was helpful as shit to me and very on point in my learning path

Can you create a video on chaining vulnerabilities. #NewSubscriber!!

Love from india keep going my brother

I never had luck with sqlmap but its probably because im looking into modern websites owned by big companies and most are very secure against SQLi

The only issue i have with these practice websites is that on real websites they 9 times out of 10 have xss blocked, sanitization, validation, etc. Most look for payloads like this (basic) and most payloads you try will not work even with encoding and obfuscation. So to me practicing with DVWA sites or other practice sites will only be valuable for beginners. So i guess thats good. Question? Do you bug hunt? If so let me know, im starting a team to bug hunt together, learn, make videos, etc. Let me know if your interested or want to know more or if you just want to talk bro. Awesome content still btw!

I am your 1000 subscriber congratulations for hitting 1k

Great videos man really easy to follow

Bro awesome video fr. Keep at it

Is there a web vulnerability that I didn't cover? Let me know what you would want to see in a future video below!

Ffuf is something I still seem to not understand , because where is the wordlist or how does it access the wordlist ? Is it from the URL link that is inserted?

First Here❤

Keep up the good work!

This attack seems very specific to bakeries. What if I want to look at… whatever they serve at hooters instead

Subbed 🙏

Nice and simple explanation

Good stuff

yeah i get bored when you read the URL like three times there's so much bread here but i get bored and I'm 30, feel like target demo for these is younger than that

I’m sure you explain somewhere else and I could easily google it but… How does one prevent this?

Thanks for your video

I am currently making a elearning course about this, you did very good job explaining it

Haven't seen much. Is this channel mostly about php vulnerabilities ?

Hello, are you a real hacker? Can you help me in anyway?

Subject: Questions about IDOR and Bug Bounty Hi , hope you're doing well! I'm a beginner in pentesting and bug bounty hunting, and I recently started studying IDOR (Insecure Direct Object Reference) and Access Control through PortSwigger's labs. A friend recommended this path as it's often easier to find these vulnerabilities and generate some income. I would like to ask for some practical tips: 1. What is the best approach to finding IDOR vulnerabilities in real-world programs? 2. What mindset or steps should I adopt when analyzing applications? 3. Do you have any recommendations for tools or methods that I could start incorporating right away? Thank you very much for any insights you can share. Your content has been extremely helpful on this journey!

Subject: Questions about IDOR and Bug Bounty Hi , hope you're doing well! I'm a beginner in pentesting and bug bounty hunting, and I recently started studying IDOR (Insecure Direct Object Reference) and Access Control through PortSwigger's labs. A friend recommended this path as it's often easier to find these vulnerabilities and generate some income. I would like to ask for some practical tips: 1. What is the best approach to finding IDOR vulnerabilities in real-world programs? 2. What mindset or steps should I adopt when analyzing applications? 3. Do you have any recommendations for tools or methods that I could start incorporating right away? Thank you very much for any insights you can share. Your content has been extremely helpful on this journey!

Dude the beginning of your video will freak people out

This is basic knowledge and will not work on 99.99% of modern web apps.

People coding web services like this need to loose their job. Fast.

This could be the best explanation why giving 777 permission is a bad idea

Thanks!

Yo this is dope. Keep doing more vids like this, subbed

Straight to the point while still being really informative, great videos

Why do you have so few views?

This is an insta sub for me thanks bro!

This is bad you have to explain how we can host this fake page in ngrok or any other tool without getting a red page