I spent 3 years of college and got into debt and this guy just single handedly made me understand a lot more in just a few videos, for free. And its interesting too!
Same here. Bachelor's Degree in I.T. with very little understanding. Had I known about videos like these I would have studied here for all of my certifications. My degree is almost pointless.
Yeah, school tends to take your money and give very little in return other than pride. I'll take someone with 2 years of experience over 8 years of college every day of the week, twice on Sunday.
if anyone else had problems with adding "NMAP" just type in " apt-get install nmap" and THEN type in " apt update " thats what worked for me :) CHUCK! love the videos! keep it up!
It's apt update first (this tells your system to go out to the repositories a d get an updated list of available software and versions) and THEN run apt install 😳
I came here after making it through roughly a quarter of David Bombal's Udemy course. The way Chuck presents information through drawing and explains terms makes these free videos a million times better, more enjoyable and easier to understand than David's. The only thing that I would change is to upload more CCNA study videos!
Explainations are better yes but he also only explains a fraction of the whole picture. Don't get me wrong I completly understand the fact that he is luring in people with clickbait titles and thumbnails but comparing him to the dee dives from Bombal just shows that you aren't here to understand network security. Like said I like his explanations but he caters to the masses therefore only things almost everyone understands and will watch. I watch both but for a true understanding of your whole network, do yourself a favor and watch Bombal aswell or better do CCNA
I recently discovered something about how our brain works, repetition. The reason you understood this lesson well was because of David Bombal. I once studied Adrian Cantrill's material on networking, the first time it was tough, the second time I increased to about 60%, by the time I read it the third time, I wondered why I didn't understand it the first time.
@@ricochete5875 I was being a bit sarcastic but the video definitely helped a lot to understand the basics in a fun visualized way rather than assigning 128 pages of the book to the student to read on their own and go take a quiz on it in 4 days
You are a bloody legend in the way you present content. Not once have I watched one of your videos where I was left wondering what a term meant. EVERYTHING is fully explained. So easy and encouraging to learn.
Happened upon Chuck while searching for tech vids to listen to while I'm working night shift. Spent 30+yrs in IT and owned a Network Support Company for 27+yrs. Took a break for a few years after 2 employees stole from me and I'm prepping myself to head back into the industry at 58yo. Great info provided in these videos! Love the energy of his videos and the way he makes the information fun and enjoyable. Totally impressed!
Learnt a lot from NC ..also I'm a computer sci major looking for some extra income so if you looking for someone to do some extra work for ya I'm down thanks
I've been struggling with depression for the last couple of months, nothing was exciting or fun. But following this course has honestly made me want to get out of bed again. So thank you. Really.
Try and do this every morning. Say or think what you are thankful for. It can be big or small. You will be surprised at how much power it has over your brain to produce positive endorphins. I am thankful for my significant other. Or I am thankful for a roof over my head. This is a great business to get in once you are in. Don't give up! :)
@@solidsnake0730 That's true! I also find that sleeping well, getting some fresh air every day, eating healthy enough, and having some purpose helps. And of course taking my meds :P. Thanks for the kind words!
I'm currently in my 4th year of a Bsc in data and cybersecurity. It was in-part, videos like these that made me want to pursue computer science; Excellent video my guy.
hey man,total networking NOOB here from the UK have tried many courses and this one is the only one i have managed to gel with,you are a great teacher & i feel like im learning more than i have done before.i just wanted to say thank you
Hello. Ur probably not going to see this comment but if you do I just want you to know that your a really great youtuber and because of your videos I want to be an IT professional when I grow up. So thank you :)
This man be like: " yo you got any spare milk?" Neighbour: "nah man sorry just ran out" Him: " actually you do I just entered your network and can see through your security cameras, I can show you how to secure your network if you lend me some milk"
Darn, I know I am 3 years late but I was hoping Linode would still have a trial run. (The link is dead and trial run that I could find.) Love your videos Chuck, you are an amazing presenter / teacher.
Car repairs for friends and family are the worst of all that way. At the very least they endlessly bug you for car advice and more repairs. At the very worst they get into a fatal wreck and accident investigators link the wreck it to your "repair" you get charged with 'manslaughter'.
Though I'm not a computer pro, I've been doing computers since 1967 -- I've built my own for 40 years and have been home networking since 1985. I thought I was pretty well-informed and had a well-protected system. This video reminded of a few things I over-looked. Thank you, Network Chuck! It looks like I'll have to get myself a Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro. By the way, one thing you didn't mention is potential security risks via DNS. Lots of websites serve ads from known ad servers, and malware can use DNS lookups to download more malware. Pi-hole is any easy solution, particularly if you run it from a Raspberry Pi. I'm sure you know about it, but you might want to mention it in another video. This was a long post, so now I'm going to get some coffee. :)
He is not popping up and down with the number is the most of the phone and you are in the vicinity of a gnot is a surprise to you as a banger is not a problem with the frickin and the song isn't working in the world and I will send you a a b a a b c and a ghast of the day is going on the top of your family
Heads up for anyone who is getting an "E: package not found nmap" error I had to up date the apt list with command "apt update" and of course you need to be in root user. Thanks for the info NC!
This is amazing! It was just yesterday that I was going through a few things trying to test the security of my home network, and then this video dropped today, amazing stuff. Thank you
Man, the way he explains everything is worth the double the money we pay to our universities.... I'm aerospace engineer but the way he explains, I have no words. Hats Off man....❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
ehh. kind of. He's an enthusiastic instructor but he lacks a lot of depth and information. Not knocking him, but once you get past the basic stuff he teaches, you will quickly see that he doesn't go as in-depth as he should.
"When you connect to the internet, your eyes pee." I had to rewind that to hear it correctly. But I considered it further and decided it's not entirely inaccurate.
Thank you ! so far i've been learing alot from you and it awsome. That being said I've noticed that some of these commands that ive come across are not upto date. Ive been adding comments as i go for up dated ones... THIS one for installing NMAP you need to do the following commands NOW....: First type in apt-get update and once done running you then have to do the ....: apt install nmap -y then it'll install it.
For anyone getting the error "E: Unable to locate package", try updating the repository cache using "sudo apt update". Then you should be able to install nmap using the commands in the video.
If you get ‘Unable to locate package error’ when trying to install nmap in linux, try running the update command first 'sudo apt update'. Great course, loving it.
5 Reasons I subscribed to NetworkChuck 1. Vast amount of free knowledge 2. His excitement shows he loves what he does for a living 3. He speaks clear English, most network tutorials are from Indians which are impossible to understand without subtitles 4. Chuck goes at a great speed while teaching, not too fast and not too slow 5. Quality of his content is above par
@networkchuck, where have you been all of my SOHO-life?!? There's so much meat in this one episode, "let's hack your home network // FREE CCNA // EP 9", that it feels to me like you could do a whole series on that subject, alone. I'm not following to earn my CCNA, just trying to learn good security protocols for my home networks. Well, that and good coffee tips. Glad to be one of your 2.67M subscribers. Thanks for all you do. Your enthusiasm is contagious.
Just found your channel and I've learned so much! Your enthusiasm is contagious! It is literally making me ENJOY this nerd orgy of info and instructions. Great videos my man!
I'm doing a cyber security course so I have been researching a lot of things. THIS video was extremely useful for me, and I will be having a look at some of the things covered more in depth when I get home from work. Thank you for the help. Massively appreciated
Chuck i love your vids. Not just for the valuable info you give but you always put a smile on my face and cheer up my day plus your + energy recharges my batteries. Thanks
For those that cant install nmap when you make your server, use the command || apt-get update && apt-get upgrade || (without the pipes) first, then use the apt install nmap -y command. should work
@@iliterallymadethisaccountt1541 what is your CrAsY minion name? First name: your mums credit card number Second name: the 3 numbers on the back Third name: the expiraion date/year
@@dimitarkolev1704 crazy minion name: dimitar kolev first name: Andrea my moms credit card number: idk I don’t have one second name wassabi . The three numbers on the back: ?? Third name: James my name doesn’t expire??
If after setting up Linode account you run into a problem with nmap installing (saying package not found), run sudo apt-get update, then sudo apt-get upgrade, then finish with sudo apt install nmap -y. It didn't work for me until I completed that process.
THANK YOU NETWORK CHUCK. You're literally the best thing that has happened to me in this pandemic. From your awesome communication skills to your free courses you never fail what you do best - making IT accessible to EVERYBODY. I'm so lucky to find a RUclipsr that does what you do. THANK YOU and PLEASE NEVER EVER STOP CREATING
Port-key, it's from Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire, if I'm not mistaken the first time the term shows up it's when they're going to the Quidditch Cup, and thank you for your videos, I've been learning a lot.
Still, having your IoT devices connected to the Internet is a vulnerability, even with isolation, especially those with cameras and microphones. So the ideal solution is to take everything you can local, using Home Assistant or Homebridge on a Raspberry Pi or similar, use a VPN to access it from the outside (or at least use a server you control), and ideally reflashing everything you can with tested open-source firmware like Tasmota.
Hi Chuck. Just seen your video in my feeds and I am happy that I checked on it cause I am learning a lot. I just really hope I am not too late on listening to your CCNA tutorial and can still apply these things in my new job opportunity. Cheers to you man all the way from the PH.
Lots of great advice in a half hour video. As for routers not all ISPs allow you to use your own router. They will help you change your pw on your router but you still must use the router that they provide and they don't like their clients messing with the settings in the router. DD WRT is not an option for me. One might advise me to go find another ISP but I live in a very remote area in the Canadian North. I don't really have a lot of options. I only share this as I'm sure I'm not alone in this respect. What I don't do is use WiFi in my home. All devices use direct connect and that's a lot of devices so I use a lot of hardware to keep all those devices connected. I'm old enough not to use a cell and not miss it. Smart phones aren't smart enough to respect my privacy so I don't own one. If I must have mobile communication I have a laptop and Tim Hortons generally provides a good internet connection. My approach is simple and it works well for me. I pity people who feel they must remain connected to the Matrix 24/7 365 days a year. I own my network. My network does NOT own me.
Type "ipconfig /all" in windows command line to find your modem's default gateway IP address. Then log into modem, put into bridge mode and then use your own router.
Alternative to setting up a Linode - just tether your laptop to your phones data. Then you have an external ip and you can still use your regular terminal.
I used to do this years ago with an Alltel prepaid phone and it would assign a random ip every time, no link to a mac address, it was perfect for remote hacking/pentesting.
Love the energy! I'm currently doing a Network and Administration course and i'm sure going to watch your videos on top of what the school gives me. Awesome work!
Great video, really loved it.... But I think you forget to mention something.. Most of the times, you may have a dynamic IP address rather than a static one meaning that every time you connect to the internet, your IP will change........... So there's a chance that even if someone knew your IP, their Nmap scan will return "host not found"...... (unless u are a tech savvy guy and changed the IP to static 😜)
Very good kbowledge and presentation about the subject. Keep it up. Not one moment was dull. You were full of energy. The video covered the subject in a clear and concise manner. I am going to follow your networking advice.
Just started out as IT manager in new rule and this is gold for me brother, thanks so much! much appreicated any tips with presenting the ideas to the guys in charge? I use Miro
soooo,, all this video does is tell users that nmap shows network data. you do a great job at padding these videos with stuff that literally does not matter to the people searching for this video man, and you know that. but good job building this channel on the most basic network information available, its truly impressive!
Hey Chuck, I was wondering if you could make a video on How to Detect Nmap or network scan is done by someone else on your network........ (WAN as well as LAN)
Run wireshark on your network for 1min. Then use nmap from inside your network to scan your entire Lan (/24 usually), while watching over wireshark. Capture another min and compare the 2. Often a simple A / B Comparison is all that is needed to detect such things.
I was so proud of myself that I know all the things he said ..and then I remembered that I get paid for knowing these things ...now I'm not proud anymore... Anyway I like this guy :)
Dear Chuck, this is so entertaining so thanks a million. I will follow along with you and carry out these tests to find my vulnerabilities. I have never had a professor like you to help me with these aspects of security....., till now. Subscribed and ready to get schooled by Chucky. Fondest regards Pete
I scanned my home network from inside my house by using my laptop and tethering it to my mobile data network rather than spinning up a virtual machine in the cloud. Nothing against the Cloud VM idea, tethering is just what I chose to do instead. And I already had Debian installed on my laptop ;) Debian is my preferred OS. Thanks for the lesson on this Chuck, it was fun! Nmap is awesome. I use it to discover my router and switch addresses when I'm messing around wth my networking lab. Powerful tool!
Excellent video on basic network security. I’m currently moving to pfsense as a firewall that is running on a refurbished Lenovo thinkedge. Great stuff. Next step is to block all devices and only allow devices based on MAC address. It is more work in the beginning but will add another secure layer
I was getting an error "Unable to locate package" installing nmap, ran 'sudo apt update' and then tried to install again and it worked! Hope this helps someone else :)
@@Expllosaoriginal Oh okay okay I just wasn't sure if you were being sarcastic. Your public IP is actually something you don't want to be known, ironically! It would be similar to posting your mailing address where you physically live on RUclips for anyone to see. But instead of someone physically being able to come to your home, they would simply know where to go online in order to hack you and steal your information
Google global truth project and read "the Present" to see the truth about life/death. Nothing is more important than checking it is true, especially pgs 1-4
This is sick! I'd love to see the physical setup of your home network, like how many boxes there are and what wires are connected where. I'm thinking of upgrading my home network because of this video!
Hello Network Chuck, I Just wanted to say Thank You so much for the great content! I do not usually comment. But, I have been lurking for awile now and felt I needed to acknowledge how much I have learned from you. Much appreciated.
I have the same feeling but I also know that CCNA security is a thing of the past and is now included into the general CCNA. It gives an insight of why security is important but stretches the boundaries of what you need to learn.
Since you have access to root and you are not using the connection the -sT opens, then I would recommend using a SYN (-sS, the default) scan instead stealthier, faster, works for most use cases.
Every time he says “You want this.” I am convinced that it is truly something I indeed want. I can only imagine how his significant other feels. Probably gets ALL the seggz.
@@worlds_okayest_crossfitter so many people probably would have just been social engineered, people would have to be calling their ISP requesting new IP addresses
Home WAN IP address is dynamically assigned by ISP and changes often and esp when home user reboots/powercycles home router. Typically, ISPs charge extra money for static IP that is required for you to run some services and access your home network from outside.
This was a fun video to watch! Personally, we have a Fortigate 1801F at home since my dad is licensed to test them before they hit the market. So yea, we're really safe :D The things you showed did indeed not work for me however I really like that you gave advice to all people showing what they should do instead. Oh a few things we have going on in our firewall: the Wifi is limited to MAC adresses meaning that only certain MAC addresses can access it an actually use the internet. You are unable to upload/download anything in the LAN if you arent registered manually on the FortiGate. Our switch is a seperate device just to clean things up similiar as you have it, its just a small 24P switch (not so small for homes as I learned). We have a constant backup runnning for our devices and our router as well is encapsuled in everything. Commonly, our internet progresses through our firewall before it hits the router. Its great to have 3 network engineers in a single home isnt it!
I spent 3 years of college and got into debt and this guy just single handedly made me understand a lot more in just a few videos, for free. And its interesting too!
i feel you
yea school is for idiots
Same here. Bachelor's Degree in I.T. with very little understanding. Had I known about videos like these I would have studied here for all of my certifications. My degree is almost pointless.
Yeah, school tends to take your money and give very little in return other than pride. I'll take someone with 2 years of experience over 8 years of college every day of the week, twice on Sunday.
which school?
if anyone else had problems with adding "NMAP" just type in " apt-get install nmap" and THEN type in " apt update " thats what worked for me :) CHUCK! love the videos! keep it up!
Thanks so much!! Rlly helped thanks :)
No need to add -get part of apt. This has been deprecated for long time now.
Thank you Chris, 1 year later
It's apt update first (this tells your system to go out to the repositories a d get an updated list of available software and versions) and THEN run apt install 😳
I came here after making it through roughly a quarter of David Bombal's Udemy course. The way Chuck presents information through drawing and explains terms makes these free videos a million times better, more enjoyable and easier to understand than David's. The only thing that I would change is to upload more CCNA study videos!
Explainations are better yes but he also only explains a fraction of the whole picture. Don't get me wrong I completly understand the fact that he is luring in people with clickbait titles and thumbnails but comparing him to the dee dives from Bombal just shows that you aren't here to understand network security. Like said I like his explanations but he caters to the masses therefore only things almost everyone understands and will watch. I watch both but for a true understanding of your whole network, do yourself a favor and watch Bombal aswell or better do CCNA
I recently discovered something about how our brain works, repetition. The reason you understood this lesson well was because of David Bombal. I once studied Adrian Cantrill's material on networking, the first time it was tough, the second time I increased to about 60%, by the time I read it the third time, I wondered why I didn't understand it the first time.
@@vaderan7037 Your opinion is respected. However, your grammar though.😣
Chuck rocks .❤
None of this is CCNA. What did he show that was part of the Cisco Certification exam or study material?
3 freaking full semester (12 credits each) didn’t learn as much as I did in two of your videos in a raw tonight. THANK YOU
then you are a straight up ignoramus and do not deserve to go to collage
@@pozionmynd Chill out baby. It’s not good for you.
thats too funny. maybe they should have a class on watching this video.
@@ricochete5875 I was being a bit sarcastic but the video definitely helped a lot to understand the basics in a fun visualized way rather than assigning 128 pages of the book to the student to read on their own and go take a quiz on it in 4 days
You are a bloody legend in the way you present content. Not once have I watched one of your videos where I was left wondering what a term meant. EVERYTHING is fully explained. So easy and encouraging to learn.
Same here! Once I found his videos, I've never had a question as to what he was talking about afterwards!
He definitely doesn't go so slow that you get bored and nod off either. Not even close.
^
My attempt at making my understatement of the month.
If you get a "unable to locate package" error, make sure to run "apt update" beforehand :)
You're a legend thx
Legend bro
Thanks mate for the tip :)
thanks mate! :D
Thanks man!
Happened upon Chuck while searching for tech vids to listen to while I'm working night shift. Spent 30+yrs in IT and owned a Network Support Company for 27+yrs. Took a break for a few years after 2 employees stole from me and I'm prepping myself to head back into the industry at 58yo. Great info provided in these videos! Love the energy of his videos and the way he makes the information fun and enjoyable.
Totally impressed!
Learnt a lot from NC ..also I'm a computer sci major looking for some extra income so if you looking for someone to do some extra work for ya I'm down thanks
That one guy who explains hacking straight up right on youtube, no BS. This deserves a sub
I've been struggling with depression for the last couple of months, nothing was exciting or fun. But following this course has honestly made me want to get out of bed again.
So thank you. Really.
Try and do this every morning. Say or think what you are thankful for. It can be big or small. You will be surprised at how much power it has over your brain to produce positive endorphins. I am thankful for my significant other. Or I am thankful for a roof over my head. This is a great business to get in once you are in. Don't give up! :)
@@solidsnake0730 That's true! I also find that sleeping well, getting some fresh air every day, eating healthy enough, and having some purpose helps. And of course taking my meds :P.
Thanks for the kind words!
now thats good. Happy for you. I know what depression is (PTSD)
@Nethraback Exactly this! So sorry you are going through that. Hope you're doing a bit better!
I want to do that too.🥲
I'm currently in my 4th year of a Bsc in data and cybersecurity. It was in-part, videos like these that made me want to pursue computer science; Excellent video my guy.
Wish every network professor was like him
I wish I could go back in time and dont oay 16k$ for a stupid network class in 2010 but what doesnt kill you make you stronger I guess
He engage people, he dont actually teach, he jump from one topic to another everyday pushing views
@@alexisk1615 dude who gives a shit seriously lol
@@donmcdouglas5017 ooooohhhhhhh. bro u paid 16k$ .............. that crazyyy
@@harismehboob3557 yeah..
hey man,total networking NOOB here from the UK have tried many courses and this one is the only one i have managed to gel with,you are a great teacher & i feel like im learning more than i have done before.i just wanted to say thank you
Wow imagine every IT programming professor with the enthusiasm of this guy.
BUT
Of course 😊
They need the chuck coffee man
Love the enthusiasm. Hair is kinda douchey. Lil envious of the beard. Learning a ton from this dude. Big fan. Sorry not sorry about the hair comment.
Really?
I've got ADHD and your enthusiasm and high energy allows me to learn and keep my focus
If u have adhd go to a psychiatrist and get a prescription for dexaphetamine 5mg it had helped me too.
@@gurijodhka3717 meditate dude, dont take shitdog prescription
bro same
ADHD GANG watching this at 1.5× sleep?
You're a great teacher. I watched this with my wife who doesn't work with computers much and she was able to follow along.
This type of a person who loves what he is doing and know the value of others should teach
Hello. Ur probably not going to see this comment but if you do I just want you to know that your a really great youtuber and because of your videos I want to be an IT professional when I grow up. So thank you :)
I hope u have grown up by now
@@leeyolio I have grown! I am 4 weeks older :)
@@Maddox63 4 weeks and 54 min now
you hero
How long have you grown up from now?
The dude is just not fakeing . The finishes of the goals. Beautiful. Magisterial. Love you *Minslegend!.* .🙏🏼.
This man be like: " yo you got any spare milk?"
Neighbour: "nah man sorry just ran out"
Him: " actually you do I just entered your network and can see through your security cameras, I can show you how to secure your network if you lend me some milk"
Hahha
@@joshbin7532 dumb butt
@@joshbin7532 eysole
grey hat hacking in a nutshell
Security cameras? You mean inside his Samsung fridge?
Darn, I know I am 3 years late but I was hoping Linode would still have a trial run. (The link is dead and trial run that I could find.) Love your videos Chuck, you are an amazing presenter / teacher.
did you later get into the linode
You energy keeps me engaged, which is what makes you so effective. Thank you
Of course me too
I never touch the friends and relatives computers. You touch them once and forever if anything goes wrong with them its your fault.
i know right!!! THIS
exactly THIS
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@@SreenikethanI I told them I'll fix it while they're grouting my backsplash and sanding my deck. They don't ask any more.
My exact thought when I heard him say that. I was like nfw!
You broke my milk it’s
Car repairs for friends and family are the worst of all that way. At the very least they endlessly bug you for car advice and more repairs. At the very worst they get into a fatal wreck and accident investigators link the wreck it to your "repair" you get charged with 'manslaughter'.
I wish you were one of my professors when I was going through school. I love how you break things down. Awesome content
Though I'm not a computer pro, I've been doing computers since 1967 -- I've built my own for 40 years and have been home networking since 1985. I thought I was pretty well-informed and had a well-protected system. This video reminded of a few things I over-looked. Thank you, Network Chuck! It looks like I'll have to get myself a Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro. By the way, one thing you didn't mention is potential security risks via DNS. Lots of websites serve ads from known ad servers, and malware can use DNS lookups to download more malware. Pi-hole is any easy solution, particularly if you run it from a Raspberry Pi. I'm sure you know about it, but you might want to mention it in another video. This was a long post, so now I'm going to get some coffee. :)
He is not popping up and down with the number is the most of the phone and you are in the vicinity of a gnot is a surprise to you as a banger is not a problem with the frickin and the song isn't working in the world and I will send you a a b a a b c and a ghast of the day is going on the top of your family
Ok bro send me your number whatsapp
@@icanseeyoufrombehindyoucantsee
Exactly, well said.
Yeah, that’s gold :)
Heads up for anyone who is getting an "E: package not found nmap" error
I had to up date the apt list with command "apt update" and of course you need to be in root user.
Thanks for the info NC!
Thanks!
Bless You
THANK YOU!!!
Thanks James -I was really stumped there!! NICE!
Thanks!! First problem was my password appearing not to type, 2nd was the E!! This is going to be a long road!!
Not only are we both IT nerds, we look a hell of a lot alike... Anyway, great content. Keep it comin'!
Herd behavior. So many of that age look the same.
You do
you just used his picture
@@trollkat2519 He has none... But good try there Spike
It's in the beard!
This is amazing! It was just yesterday that I was going through a few things trying to test the security of my home network, and then this video dropped today, amazing stuff.
Thank you
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Man, the way he explains everything is worth the double the money we pay to our universities.... I'm aerospace engineer but the way he explains, I have no words. Hats Off man....❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
ehh. kind of. He's an enthusiastic instructor but he lacks a lot of depth and information. Not knocking him, but once you get past the basic stuff he teaches, you will quickly see that he doesn't go as in-depth as he should.
"When you connect to the internet, your eyes pee." I had to rewind that to hear it correctly. But I considered it further and decided it's not entirely inaccurate.
This video is so much worth it than those courses in college.
Every course is worth in college.
Tell me what's not worth it.
And it’s free
Based on that grammar you need to stay in school 😬
Oop
@@kittenkong3135 Probably not native English speaking, plus it was a kind comment why pick on him? We knew what he was saying.
Your enthusiasm is infectious. I wish my college instructors were as enthusiastic as you, I might not have dropped the program lol.
a good teacher is one who enjoys his work... Enthusiasm is contagious.
Thank you ! so far i've been learing alot from you and it awsome. That being said I've noticed that some of these commands that ive come across are not upto date. Ive been adding comments as i go for up dated ones... THIS one for installing NMAP you need to do the following commands NOW....: First type in apt-get update and once done running you then have to do the ....: apt install nmap -y then it'll install it.
you are goated been trying to figure this out for like 30 mins thanks bro
For anyone getting the error "E: Unable to locate package", try updating the repository cache using "sudo apt update". Then you should be able to install nmap using the commands in the video.
Thanks for the help mate!
Thank you!
I really appreciate that lol
Great thanks, that saved me some time.
Thank you 🙏🏽
Linus got me into building pc's in 2011 and Chuck has got me into securing my home internet in 2021. Winning I'd say
ye I’d agree
If you get ‘Unable to locate package error’ when trying to install nmap in linux, try running the update command first 'sudo apt update'. Great course, loving it.
You da man
This is by far the best network channel ever! Advanced topics are made so pallatable and easy to follow
Dude you're getting me so hyped. Im watching right now lol. Just had to comment how excited I am lol you rock man!!
Thank You. Found 7 open ports and renamed the network. Getting VPN next. Also turned on the printer's security, changed the name and password.
@mostafa ahmed :-))
I appreciate you whispering when you said She who must not be named.. but she still heard you and just replied in a whisper lol
“You could be hacked right now, scary” *starts laughing like he’s the one hacking you right now*😂
Def.
ROFL
5 Reasons I subscribed to NetworkChuck 1. Vast amount of free knowledge 2. His excitement shows he loves what he does for a living 3. He speaks clear English, most network tutorials are from Indians which are impossible to understand without subtitles 4. Chuck goes at a great speed while teaching, not too fast and not too slow 5. Quality of his content is above par
@networkchuck, where have you been all of my SOHO-life?!? There's so much meat in this one episode, "let's hack your home network // FREE CCNA // EP 9", that it feels to me like you could do a whole series on that subject, alone. I'm not following to earn my CCNA, just trying to learn good security protocols for my home networks. Well, that and good coffee tips. Glad to be one of your 2.67M subscribers. Thanks for all you do. Your enthusiasm is contagious.
Just found your channel and I've learned so much! Your enthusiasm is contagious! It is literally making me ENJOY this nerd orgy of info and instructions.
Great videos my man!
I'm doing a cyber security course so I have been researching a lot of things. THIS video was extremely useful for me, and I will be having a look at some of the things covered more in depth when I get home from work. Thank you for the help. Massively appreciated
man.. you're such a walking
anti-hack expert tutor that any
layman can understand..
Keep it up!
Thank you so much for this video! This man deserves a huge man-hug.
Chuck i love your vids. Not just for the valuable info you give but you always put a smile on my face and cheer up my day plus your + energy recharges my batteries. Thanks
The energy is through the roof. Amazing!
Yep, Chuck loves his coffee.
@@daverussell457 do you think this is just the coffee? :)
i really love this channel i did no expect to learn so much in less than 30 min
For those that cant install nmap when you make your server, use the command || apt-get update && apt-get upgrade || (without the pipes) first, then use the apt install nmap -y command. should work
thanks I kept rewinding the video this was a nice save
@3:56 using the words "very nerdy, super geeky and super fun" in the same sentence...now you know it's time to concentrate
"if you know what is your public ip address, type it down below in the comments". That made me laugh, thank you.
318.32.14.93
@@iliterallymadethisaccountt1541 what is your CrAsY minion name? First name: your mums credit card number Second name: the 3 numbers on the back Third name: the expiraion date/year
@@dimitarkolev1704 HAHAHAHAHAAHAHHAHAHAHAHA
@@dimitarkolev1704 crazy minion name: dimitar kolev first name: Andrea my moms credit card number: idk I don’t have one second name wassabi . The three numbers on the back: ?? Third name: James my name doesn’t expire??
@@iliterallymadethisaccountt1541 listen here you little
You're energy is uplifting, helped me focus a lot on this video.
I love this guy
I really love your energy in these videos. Genuine, practiced, or both, you are a very strong enabler and positive motivation in my cyber life.
If after setting up Linode account you run into a problem with nmap installing (saying package not found), run sudo apt-get update, then sudo apt-get upgrade, then finish with sudo apt install nmap -y. It didn't work for me until I completed that process.
Thanks!
THANK YOU NETWORK CHUCK. You're literally the best thing that has happened to me in this pandemic. From your awesome communication skills to your free courses you never fail what you do best - making IT accessible to EVERYBODY. I'm so lucky to find a RUclipsr that does what you do. THANK YOU and PLEASE NEVER EVER STOP CREATING
I second that
"Turn that crap off right now"
lol love the videos, informative and engaging
Eye Opening. Super Expressive. Degrees of Knowledge and Years of Experience in single video. Keep Motivating. #Respect #Legend from Nepal 💐
Port-key, it's from Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire, if I'm not mistaken the first time the term shows up it's when they're going to the Quidditch Cup, and thank you for your videos, I've been learning a lot.
You have a great gift of teaching. I really enjoyed this video and im glad i came across your channel
Still, having your IoT devices connected to the Internet is a vulnerability, even with isolation, especially those with cameras and microphones.
So the ideal solution is to take everything you can local, using Home Assistant or Homebridge on a Raspberry Pi or similar, use a VPN to access it from the outside (or at least use a server you control), and ideally reflashing everything you can with tested open-source firmware like Tasmota.
I will look into this tasmota thing! Thanks for sharing
Imagine him being your neighbor
it will be terrible
Would be awesome, But I have the same job as him.
If he was your neighbor you'd have the best secured network in town. Second only to his own network. ;->
I would trust his network far more, than my current Cable ISP.
I'd try to hack him
Hi Chuck. Just seen your video in my feeds and I am happy that I checked on it cause I am learning a lot. I just really hope I am not too late on listening to your CCNA tutorial and can still apply these things in my new job opportunity. Cheers to you man all the way from the PH.
Chuck has established his own hacker class... brown beard. I’d sign up for that cert.
Hello! Check out my new vid on how to make a network scanner with 2 lines of python code
ruclips.net/video/gZBxp1xK0IQ/видео.html it is really easy
Lots of great advice in a half hour video. As for routers not all ISPs allow you to use your own router. They will help you change your pw on your router but you still must use the router that they provide and they don't like their clients messing with the settings in the router. DD WRT is not an option for me. One might advise me to go find another ISP but I live in a very remote area in the Canadian North. I don't really have a lot of options. I only share this as I'm sure I'm not alone in this respect. What I don't do is use WiFi in my home. All devices use direct connect and that's a lot of devices so I use a lot of hardware to keep all those devices connected. I'm old enough not to use a cell and not miss it. Smart phones aren't smart enough to respect my privacy so I don't own one. If I must have mobile communication I have a laptop and Tim Hortons generally provides a good internet connection. My approach is simple and it works well for me. I pity people who feel they must remain connected to the Matrix 24/7 365 days a year. I own my network. My network does NOT own me.
Why not cascade a good router behind your ISP router?
@@DaylightRobberyCA 'tis a thought
You can always bridge their router into your own.
Type "ipconfig /all" in windows command line to find your modem's default gateway IP address. Then log into modem, put into bridge mode and then use your own router.
@@canadianwildlifeservice8883 This is the way.
Alternative to setting up a Linode - just tether your laptop to your phones data. Then you have an external ip and you can still use your regular terminal.
I used to do this years ago with an Alltel prepaid phone and it would assign a random ip every time, no link to a mac address, it was perfect for remote hacking/pentesting.
Love the energy! I'm currently doing a Network and Administration course and i'm sure going to watch your videos on top of what the school gives me. Awesome work!
Dynamite lesson. I will need to go back and immerse in this some more.
This is the best introduction to hacking a network I have seen.
Great video, really loved it.... But I think you forget to mention something..
Most of the times, you may have a dynamic IP address rather than a static one meaning that every time you connect to the internet, your IP will change........... So there's a chance that even if someone knew your IP, their Nmap scan will return "host not found"...... (unless u are a tech savvy guy and changed the IP to static 😜)
Ahh, that probably explains why I'm getting a "host seems missing" error message.
I'm just tech savvy enough to be dangerous to myself.
Very good kbowledge and presentation about the subject. Keep it up. Not one moment was dull. You were full of energy. The video covered the subject in a clear and concise manner. I am going to follow your networking advice.
You hit us with a Harry Potter and Sword of Truth reference in the same video 🤣🤣
I love your energy! You are talking about boring stuff with great enthusiasm and it makes fun to listen :)
Just started out as IT manager in new rule and this is gold for me brother, thanks so much! much appreicated
any tips with presenting the ideas to the guys in charge? I use Miro
soooo,, all this video does is tell users that nmap shows network data. you do a great job at padding these videos with stuff that literally does not matter to the people searching for this video man, and you know that. but good job building this channel on the most basic network information available, its truly impressive!
Your recent videos have helped me finish my final essay for my bachelor in IT.Thanks man love from greece.
Can we just appreciate Chuck's crispy grey hacking T-shirt.
Hello! Check out my new vid on how to make a network scanner with 2 lines of python code
ruclips.net/video/gZBxp1xK0IQ/видео.html it is really easy
apt install nmap -y is not working for me. Any tips on how to make it work?
Hey Chuck, I was wondering if you could make a video on How to Detect Nmap or network scan is done by someone else on your network........ (WAN as well as LAN)
You'll need a firewall with IDS & IPS
@@zadekeys2194 I was wondering if there is any logs in windows or Linux firewall that shows nmap scans.
Net tools has kit to sound alarm on breach
Run wireshark on your network for 1min. Then use nmap from inside your network to scan your entire Lan (/24 usually), while watching over wireshark. Capture another min and compare the 2.
Often a simple A / B Comparison is all that is needed to detect such things.
@@psychoSherlock for WAN check router log. For Lan check av firewall or win firewall.
18:07 can you make a video on how to hack a smart toilet?
I was so proud of myself that I know all the things he said ..and then I remembered that I get paid for knowing these things ...now I'm not proud anymore...
Anyway I like this guy :)
Man. There is no escape but to watch your video. You know how to do your thing. Great video
Dear Chuck, this is so entertaining so thanks a million. I will follow along with you and carry out these tests to find my vulnerabilities. I have never had a professor like you to help me with these aspects of security....., till now. Subscribed and ready to get schooled by Chucky. Fondest regards Pete
I scanned my home network from inside my house by using my laptop and tethering it to my mobile data network rather than spinning up a virtual machine in the cloud. Nothing against the Cloud VM idea, tethering is just what I chose to do instead. And I already had Debian installed on my laptop ;) Debian is my preferred OS. Thanks for the lesson on this Chuck, it was fun! Nmap is awesome. I use it to discover my router and switch addresses when I'm messing around wth my networking lab. Powerful tool!
You're an amazing professor! Thank you for all your passion and enthusiasm!
Excellent video on basic network security. I’m currently moving to pfsense as a firewall that is running on a refurbished Lenovo thinkedge. Great stuff. Next step is to block all devices and only allow devices based on MAC address. It is more work in the beginning but will add another secure layer
I was getting an error "Unable to locate package" installing nmap, ran 'sudo apt update' and then tried to install again and it worked! Hope this helps someone else :)
Kali does come with nmap. If you haven't been into your installation for a while, it's great to run apt update && upgrade -y first.
Debian on the other hand doesn't come with nmap. It doesn't have it or need it since it isn't a pentesting distro.
you need to make sure either the correct repository is added or you install it manually via dpkg
awesome thank you, worked for me
Thank you. I had to do the same thing
I actually laughed out loud when you said to post your public IP... I too have had to much coffee☕
he has a honey pot ahahaha
But... why? There isn't a problem in sharing an address that is supposed to be public
@@Expllosaoriginal I can't tell if you're being serious 😳
@@AJSquirrel53 is this some kind of inside joke that I don't get? You literally said "post your public IP" lol
@@Expllosaoriginal Oh okay okay I just wasn't sure if you were being sarcastic. Your public IP is actually something you don't want to be known, ironically! It would be similar to posting your mailing address where you physically live on RUclips for anyone to see. But instead of someone physically being able to come to your home, they would simply know where to go online in order to hack you and steal your information
Watching network chuck is like watching all other youtubers on 1.5x speed 🤣
it's the coffee effect
Hello! Check out my new vid on how to make a network scanner with 2 lines of python code
ruclips.net/video/gZBxp1xK0IQ/видео.html it is really easy
Google global truth project and read "the Present" to see the truth about life/death. Nothing is more important than checking it is true, especially pgs 1-4
change the speed to 0.75..... is better!!!!
@@yololeizers4588 It's not cool to hijack other RUclipsrs channels.
6:15 I already followed your vm tutorial and set up a linux machine! Youre the best teacher
This is sick! I'd love to see the physical setup of your home network, like how many boxes there are and what wires are connected where. I'm thinking of upgrading my home network because of this video!
Hello Network Chuck, I Just wanted to say Thank You so much for the great content! I do not usually comment. But, I have been lurking for awile now and felt I needed to acknowledge how much I have learned from you. Much appreciated.
Love the video, just don’t think this aligns with what ccna test you on
I have the same feeling but I also know that CCNA security is a thing of the past and is now included into the general CCNA. It gives an insight of why security is important but stretches the boundaries of what you need to learn.
Since you have access to root and you are not using the connection the -sT opens, then I would recommend using a SYN (-sS, the default) scan instead stealthier, faster, works for most use cases.
15:38 so i turned off my router chuck..! no one can hack me now.
Unplug the cable from the router to your network. NOW U are super safe !! LOL...
...unless it has WoL (Wake on LAN) enabled. *wrings hands together while laughing manically w/sinister grin on face*
turn off the power generator. pack up your suitcase. move to the Himalayas
chuck is unstoppable chuck will find a way
@@danyin6719 dude said Himalayas
Every time he says “You want this.” I am convinced that it is truly something I indeed want. I can only imagine how his significant other feels. Probably gets ALL the seggz.
I died laughing at the "do you know your public IP address? If so put it in the comments below" literally busted out laughing at this one!
As he was saying it my jaw bounced off of my keyboard. Imagine if he had not let everyone in on the joke.
@@worlds_okayest_crossfitter so many people probably would have just been social engineered, people would have to be calling their ISP requesting new IP addresses
Thought he just wants us write if we know it or not xD
Home WAN IP address is dynamically assigned by ISP and changes often and esp when home user reboots/powercycles home router. Typically, ISPs charge extra money for static IP that is required for you to run some services and access your home network from outside.
@@ironanchor167 thanks Captain Obvious!
This was a fun video to watch! Personally, we have a Fortigate 1801F at home since my dad is licensed to test them before they hit the market. So yea, we're really safe :D The things you showed did indeed not work for me however I really like that you gave advice to all people showing what they should do instead.
Oh a few things we have going on in our firewall: the Wifi is limited to MAC adresses meaning that only certain MAC addresses can access it an actually use the internet. You are unable to upload/download anything in the LAN if you arent registered manually on the FortiGate.
Our switch is a seperate device just to clean things up similiar as you have it, its just a small 24P switch (not so small for homes as I learned).
We have a constant backup runnning for our devices and our router as well is encapsuled in everything. Commonly, our internet progresses through our firewall before it hits the router.
Its great to have 3 network engineers in a single home isnt it!
That mic sounds great - looks like a Shure, but what model?
sm7b
@@teddyjohnson284 though it was smb77 but i have been wrong before lol