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Some options I use/have used in the past that I wanted to add: Firewall: installed on bare metal or VMs there is also Sophos XG Home that is also free, it's less lightweight than something like pfsense/opnsense so you WILL lose performance if you don't throw fast single core CPUs (not an issue if you have
Watching this in Jan '23. Great video! Thanks for recording and uploading. You've given a lot of content to think about as I go down the home lab path!
I'm IT and looking to get into CyberSecurity. A question that was asked on a Job Interview was, "Tell Me about Your Home Network". From that question I realized that I needed to invest in HomeLab and hadn't put in time and money into developing my Home Network and segmenting my network more. Thanks for the Video.
@@BlackHillsInformationSecurity I swear when I become rich I will make it my purpose in life to give you guys a tithing. You guys seriously deserve every cent you make from donations.
What a gem of a video, I was fortunate enough to build my home label with some older stuff, I just wanted to learn the basics. I one tip I tell folks is you dont have to break the bank. My lab consists of 5 machines, two of which are mac and the rest a combo of windows, windows server and Linux. An assort of switches, and a few watch dog firewalls. Most of my money went into software like burpsuite and virtual machine licenses.
I just got my sec+ exam passed...now I want to stack some labs experiences...and this video was perfect... impeccable content Keep on good work brother.. Allahuma baarik
58:10 In my experience, Intel Desktop PCs use about 30W and Ryzen PCs about 50W at Idle. 100-120W would be more in the range of a Dell PowerEdge R710 / R720. The Mini-PCs usually draw about 10W at Idle, a Raspberry pi even under 5W.
Nice video! I work in telcom, as I may get shivers with some of the gear your mentioning, here's my suggestions in a nutshell: I am biased as I prefer the more enterprise/carrier grade stuff, but Ill try to remain neutral :) 1. Recommended min ISP Bandwidth: 25d / 10u (latency
Im only 5 seconds into your video and I already subscribed to your channel. You can tell when a person knows his stuff. Im always open to learn new stuff from others. I had been doing bug bounty for a decent time and now for job requiring doing the oscp, hope to learn new stuff from you
Addiction... Right on the money... I read an article - homelab for $0 on old laptop - and that is what/how I started but things can go quickly out of hands... Even with small things like HDDs, or switches or Raspberry Pi-szszsss... It's hundred here, hundred there, 20 becomes change, then 50 bucks is sooo cheap - at the end... nothing is cheap if you don't need or use it.
Even though there is a huge range of products, it would be nice to have a low-end list of items and estimated pricing... What I've seen looks like > $5,000 for all "recommended" parts... so I either missed something, or I'm not the intended audience...
I looks to me like you can heat your house with that equipment. jk I have access to all the enterprise equipment I could ever use. But my philosophy is I don't want to use that much electricity. For me I use a Lenovo mini with a large SSD drive that I run ESXi on. That really does most all I need for a home lab. Rarely do I need more than two or three vms at a time for testing.
Not sure why I was shared this in recommendations but interesting. The best I can tell, a home lab is a hardware sandbox for hardware testing at an infrastructure/network level and the software that accompanies or aligns with it. The ability to throw various relevant things at it in regards to what could be considered attacks or vulnerabilities security wise to discover weaknesses. Network testing. Would be curious for feedback on this extremely limited understanding.
MS will let you use server OS trial for 180 days. There's github scripts out there to get around this or you can just tear it down and rebuild every 180 days.
Great work! Veteran to veteran, hey no disrespect but I'm having a hard time getting past your ascending inflection at the end of most sentences which seems to be mainstream these days 😖. But I'm sub'n anyway, thanks.
Not trying to be nasty. I really liked the video. But you got carried away with "um". You have a great cadence, clear voice and the content in general was informative. Just try to work on that 1 thing
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Some options I use/have used in the past that I wanted to add:
Firewall: installed on bare metal or VMs there is also Sophos XG Home that is also free, it's less lightweight than something like pfsense/opnsense so you WILL lose performance if you don't throw fast single core CPUs (not an issue if you have
Watching this in Jan '23. Great video! Thanks for recording and uploading. You've given a lot of content to think about as I go down the home lab path!
I'm IT and looking to get into CyberSecurity. A question that was asked on a Job Interview was, "Tell Me about Your Home Network". From that question I realized that I needed to invest in HomeLab and hadn't put in time and money into developing my Home Network and segmenting my network more. Thanks for the Video.
Um Oh this is odd, what position were you applying for?
@@MygenteTVmy thoughts as well!
@@WangWingOnFire yeah he never said what it was
You could just as easily talk about how your home network works
THANK YOU RECORDING AND UPLOADING THIS! Got stuck in a work meeting :(
You're welcome! We record & publish all of our webcasts!
@@BlackHillsInformationSecurity I swear when I become rich I will make it my purpose in life to give you guys a tithing. You guys seriously deserve every cent you make from donations.
Yeah, a lot of content creators act like we can watch this stuff right when it happens.
No regard.
Thank you for uploading.
Pay it forward! Buy someone worthy an Antisyphon training course or something. ;)
Will do!
What a gem of a video, I was fortunate enough to build my home label with some older stuff, I just wanted to learn the basics. I one tip I tell folks is you dont have to break the bank.
My lab consists of 5 machines, two of which are mac and the rest a combo of windows, windows server and Linux. An assort of switches, and a few watch dog firewalls. Most of my money went into software like burpsuite and virtual machine licenses.
Nice. I mostly use virtual labs and am now ready for some hardware.
What was the objective for your home lab, and do you mind sharing your complete set up?
Bro love the video. Appreciate your time and excellent concept. Just subbed
I just got my sec+ exam passed...now I want to stack some labs experiences...and this video was perfect... impeccable content
Keep on good work brother..
Allahuma baarik
58:10 In my experience, Intel Desktop PCs use about 30W and Ryzen PCs about 50W at Idle.
100-120W would be more in the range of a Dell PowerEdge R710 / R720.
The Mini-PCs usually draw about 10W at Idle, a Raspberry pi even under 5W.
Man this is great information my home lab has a mix of things from different companies, i have a ubiquity router, netgear switch, motorola modem lol.
please more video of this like Sir.
I love it, Thank you!
This is super cool, thanks so much for sharing. I'm trying to break into the field and this will help me cobble all my project ideas together!
Nice video! I work in telcom, as I may get shivers with some of the gear your mentioning, here's my suggestions in a nutshell:
I am biased as I prefer the more enterprise/carrier grade stuff, but Ill try to remain neutral :)
1. Recommended min ISP Bandwidth: 25d / 10u (latency
Very good video. Lots of info in an hour. Great presentation. Thank you!
gr8 video was on the live stream but had to leave so finishing up. Been working on my homelab which seems like forever
Im only 5 seconds into your video and I already subscribed to your channel. You can tell when a person knows his stuff. Im always open to learn new stuff from others. I had been doing bug bounty for a decent time and now for job requiring doing the oscp, hope to learn new stuff from you
wow you could get that from him just saying "alright everybody were going to". because thats all that is said in the first 5 seconds lol
@@HorribleEdgar and as you can see I wasn't wrong
I don't think this should be called a "how to setup", it's more or less just an introduction/presentation.
Once you start hearing the um's, it's hard to hear anything else
Thanks for the overview!
Great video, thanks!
Could this be done on an older windows 7-8 laptop? Thanks
Nice Lab...
Let me get my pen and paper...
Class is in session...
thanks...
Addiction... Right on the money... I read an article - homelab for $0 on old laptop - and that is what/how I started but things can go quickly out of hands... Even with small things like HDDs, or switches or Raspberry Pi-szszsss... It's hundred here, hundred there, 20 becomes change, then 50 bucks is sooo cheap - at the end... nothing is cheap if you don't need or use it.
Just wanted to mention that Mikrotik (not Microtik) routeros is open-source, not closed source.
Even though there is a huge range of products, it would be nice to have a low-end list of items and estimated pricing... What I've seen looks like > $5,000 for all "recommended" parts... so I either missed something, or I'm not the intended audience...
Can i follow this tutorial using an linux / window instance on aws ?
Just a typo i guess, but its OPNsense, without the E in open as shown in the video in the firewall part.
the "best way" is the way that does what you need, you can use, and WILL use. The reset is opinion.
I looks to me like you can heat your house with that equipment. jk I have access to all the enterprise equipment I could ever use. But my philosophy is I don't want to use that much electricity. For me I use a Lenovo mini with a large SSD drive that I run ESXi on. That really does most all I need for a home lab. Rarely do I need more than two or three vms at a time for testing.
Network topology diagrams?
Where is the link to the Tiny Lab you mentioned?
Here you go: www.servethehome.com/introducing-project-tinyminimicro-home-lab-revolution/
I'm here to prove the minefield point and ask why you didn't mention the glorious kvm virtualization method? /s
Not sure why I was shared this in recommendations but interesting. The best I can tell, a home lab is a hardware sandbox for hardware testing at an infrastructure/network level and the software that accompanies or aligns with it. The ability to throw various relevant things at it in regards to what could be considered attacks or vulnerabilities security wise to discover weaknesses. Network testing. Would be curious for feedback on this extremely limited understanding.
what’s the best way to get official windows licenses for testing (i.e. AD Lab) these days? msdn use to do subscriptions way back in the day…
MS will let you use server OS trial for 180 days. There's github scripts out there to get around this or you can just tear it down and rebuild every 180 days.
I noticed the firewall chart didn't include firewalla
09:04 - Firewall Options
13:32 I meant diagram, my bad
Great work! Veteran to veteran, hey no disrespect but I'm having a hard time getting past your ascending inflection at the end of most sentences which seems to be mainstream these days 😖. But I'm sub'n anyway, thanks.
loved the video but the uhms and uhs were unbearable at some points lol
Not trying to be nasty. I really liked the video. But you got carried away with "um". You have a great cadence, clear voice and the content in general was informative. Just try to work on that 1 thing
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Umm, ugh, umm, uhh, umm, ugh, umm, uhh, umm 😳 got half way, cant listen to you saying umm anymore