Thank you... I have been at WGU and just got my A+ and am about to get my Sec + and Net + by Feb. I found that I really really have a passion for cybersecurity. CTF has just changed my life quite literally. This is as you said real world hands on for us who don't have "experience" while searching for a job. This gave me a way to showcase my skills and flex the problem solving that is needed for this profession.
I was doing CTFs on TryHackMe, but got mentally tired of that stuff for a little while. You fired me up again, John! I want to get back to it , I want to post my personal write-ups that I keep, and I want to be an active participant of our fantastic community. Thank you, John!
Thank you John Hammond, I started HTB long time ago just manage to get the login code and it make me felt too difficult for me to continue and I almost gave up. Fortunately, while just browsing RUclips and watched your video. It motivate me, I started to register THM as notice HTB might require more experience in those skillset. With that, at least I am improving and learn a lot via all the challenge, write up and video from Internet. Thank you so much
Gr8 videos man you are awesome......i just finished college recently and started doing CTFs from like 1-2 yrs ago and now trying to go even further forward and your videos are absolute GOLD!! Thanks a lot again
You see? no dislikes so far! That's what his contents mean to us! (I am a big fan of Ed Sheeran...and you somewhat look similar to him; probably ginger hair? dunno but I love you guys 3000!) Edit: Of course congrats for 100k sub!!
First off, I really like your videos, both the content and the quality. I've never known about CTF before, but I'm glad I stumbled upon your channel. Also, I've been a Windows guy my entire life (30 something years), but for a few years I have wanted to give Linux a real try. Thanks to your videos I've installed Ubuntu on my laptop (not daily driver) and have done some easier CTF challenges. Your videos really make me understand how to navigate on Linux, and what the commands do. It's been a much better learning experience for me than trying to follow some guide on how to use Linux. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to watching your future videos as well.
Since I started playing CTFs I got better at programming in python and managed to build solutions that logged into our internal systems with a few lines of code whereas before I had tens of lines in Javascript using headless browsers and over complicating things. Thank you for sparking my interest in this area! PS: congrats on the 100,000
@@_JohnHammond Of course. Your content is awesome! I love information & cyber security and I've come to really like the offensive security side of things. I've registered for the OSCP course (starts next week). I'm just a life-long learner and your content is helping me on that journey. Maybe one day I'll put out some content on the tubes....
Hey John,Thank you so much for your channel and your amaazing content , you have helped me soo soo much and congratulations of 100k subscribers you deserve way more.
Hi, I have watched multiple CTF walkthroughs that you have made, and I keep wondering how your recordings are so clean... Are you using VMware or VirtualBox? And what are the specs of your computer? Thanks and congrats on 100k subs!
Hey John. Thank you very much for putting all this content for free for us and for all the great things you do. May I ask if you can share the slides? Lucian
This video it's really inspiring, I would love to work in this enviroment but really I think that having a job in the cybersercurity enviroment is for people that can outsmart the average person
A great talk John. Any chance you can do a video giving a run through of the distro and software you use and how? For example, in your demos, are you running a Kali VM or a full hardware install?
I always take so much from your videos; you’re why I have a Try Hack Me subscription (mostly you, the cyber mentors discord channel pushed me that way, too). I took a ton from this video also, but my favorite line was “those were being put together by....not you!”
No amount of hacking has changed my life. Only Facebook pays for bug bounties. Most companies are either not concerned (even if there is a serious flaw), or in no way interested in giving any reward for a serious bug reported that could affect their well-being as a business. I've become somewhat disillusioned with white-hat, and don't bother reporting most bugs any more (definitely not for FB games anyway), and just abuse them for either having an unfair advantage or making people stop playing those annoying games - not something that's good for the developers, but if they don't want to know... My current favourites are: Abusing FB games, while not getting caught for cheating, Avoiding RUclips adverts (plus other RUclips tricks that will remain a secret) Reverse engineering chrome browser extensions to obtain useful information without installing (a potentially) data collecting extension (Honey is interesting, although not really useful). Hacking online chats to find vulnerabilities for causing amusement. Teaching AI systems incorrectly, to cause unwanted (and hard to prevent), unintended actions. Getting people locked out of accounts for inconvenience (when internal emails used for logins are leaked and the system is not set up correctly). Getting a lot of people to access something, unknowingly, to manipulate popularity of links (Good for national broadcasting services, and a lot of fun). All real world, and more fun than a capture-the-flag.
Programming tutorials would be nice. Maybe some insight to pwncat development. I always try to learn to be a better dev and then a real world and job get me and i forget everything.
Absolutely agree! I had a question for you what do you think of paid resources like itpro.tv? Currently I'm in school full time so really it doesn't matter ultimately but for gaining additional knowledge during the summer or even to help supplement during school. I recently signed up for a trial the content seems pretty good and I am a member of tryhackme and hackthebox. Don't spend enough time on it. But I just get overwhelmed with what I should be focusing on. Love to read but after watching your video I really think maybe other than my school work I should stay focused on tryhackme and hackthebox. Sorry that's a lot! Thank you though for all the work you do you have no idea how much you have already helped me!!
This is my 3rd time watching this whenever i feel like nothing good is happening. Thank you for this amazing inspirational talk John
@John_Hammond alwsays value from you!Keep going and give us your voice to go ahead!
Thank you... I have been at WGU and just got my A+ and am about to get my Sec + and Net + by Feb. I found that I really really have a passion for cybersecurity. CTF has just changed my life quite literally. This is as you said real world hands on for us who don't have "experience" while searching for a job. This gave me a way to showcase my skills and flex the problem solving that is needed for this profession.
With Love from India 🇮🇳❤️❤️
One of the best Channels out there!
Keep up inspiring, like youve been to me!
Thanks so much! I hope to keep it up!
I was doing CTFs on TryHackMe, but got mentally tired of that stuff for a little while. You fired me up again, John! I want to get back to it , I want to post my personal write-ups that I keep, and I want to be an active participant of our fantastic community. Thank you, John!
Thank you John Hammond, I started HTB long time ago just manage to get the login code and it make me felt too difficult for me to continue and I almost gave up. Fortunately, while just browsing RUclips and watched your video. It motivate me, I started to register THM as notice HTB might require more experience in those skillset. With that, at least I am improving and learn a lot via all the challenge, write up and video from Internet. Thank you so much
Ur one of the best out there, and ur work is so inspiring to me and this talk was no different.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for the incredible support and assistance you bring to the table for us newcomers John!! You rock
I absolutely love your channel! I can hear the passion in your voice and it's SO inspiring. Congratulations on 100k subs, you deserve a lot more!
Thank you so much!
Thanks John Hammond. Enjoyed the talk. Got me inspired to keep going at it and start sharing via write-ups.
Gr8 videos man you are awesome......i just finished college recently and started doing CTFs from like 1-2 yrs ago and now trying to go even further forward and your videos are absolute GOLD!!
Thanks a lot again
John, you're channel has been so helpful for me on my OSCP journey. I also loved your pwncat talk. Keep up the good work and congratulations on 100k!
Your streams are really awesome Sir, as a beginner its a perfect place for me to learn new skills..Thank You Sir
Regards from India
Thank you Mr Sheeran
I just got into cybersecurity and I love your channel. Thank you for all the information
Let’s go for 1 millions subs !!!
You deserve it John. You’re feeding the community with your knowledge
Keep up the good work !!
yes
For the RUclips algo. Thanks John!
Amazing video as always. Love your work and you've been a great help @John Hammond
Appreciate it! Thank you so much!
no more long talks and compliments, you are the best of all, and your teams nhamsec,cyber mentor and the rest big thanks
You're like thenewboston for CTFs. Thank you for what you do!
Congratulations and Thank you for teaching and inspiring us !!!
Thank you!
Thank you for your content
Cheers mate, jumping back into CTFs after 6 months and this is gucci motivation.
Motivated man! I really really appreciate the things that you said.
You see? no dislikes so far! That's what his contents mean to us!
(I am a big fan of Ed Sheeran...and you somewhat look similar to him; probably ginger hair? dunno but I love you guys 3000!)
Edit: Of course congrats for 100k sub!!
Thank you so much!
First off, I really like your videos, both the content and the quality. I've never known about CTF before, but I'm glad I stumbled upon your channel.
Also, I've been a Windows guy my entire life (30 something years), but for a few years I have wanted to give Linux a real try. Thanks to your videos I've installed Ubuntu on my laptop (not daily driver) and have done some easier CTF challenges. Your videos really make me understand how to navigate on Linux, and what the commands do. It's been a much better learning experience for me than trying to follow some guide on how to use Linux. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to watching your future videos as well.
Love you sir, I'll try to solve challenges as much as i can
Recently discovered your channel very randomly and I am deeply disappointed with RUclips algorithm that it never recommended you
Ahahah well thank you! Thanks so much!
Gongrats for the 100k
Love from Egypt ❤❤❤
Congratulations for 100k
Thank you so much!
Since I started playing CTFs I got better at programming in python and managed to build solutions that logged into our internal systems with a few lines of code whereas before I had tens of lines in Javascript using headless browsers and over complicating things. Thank you for sparking my interest in this area!
PS: congrats on the 100,000
You're inspiring, John! I want to sign up for a CTF now!
All this time I had not subscribed to the channel... Shame on me.
Informative. Thank you
Thanks so much for watching!
Reminder set....
Appreciate it! Thanks for tuning in!
@@_JohnHammond Of course. Your content is awesome! I love information & cyber security and I've come to really like the offensive security side of things. I've registered for the OSCP course (starts next week). I'm just a life-long learner and your content is helping me on that journey. Maybe one day I'll put out some content on the tubes....
Your video's are always very helpful to me thnks for providing this useful informations 😇🔥✌️🙏
you're such a huge inspiration.
Not time for visiting
Another great video John!
Thank You for these great tutorials and Videos , seriously ! Your videos have been a great help , your explanation make things very easy.
Nice! Waiting for your next CTF
Heard about you and your channel from CyberMentor, really enjoyed this talk and your other videos, gonna go check CTFs now :)
Congrats John Hammond for 100K subs , thank you for your cyber security knowledge
John: GO DO A GOD DAMN ctf AND CHANGE YA LIFE *throws a canned beans at me*
Great video.
congrats for the 100k JOhN :)
John, you're a legend - CTF changed my life too
this was the kind of explanation i always wanted to hear even google doesn't give you all this
Hey John,Thank you so much for your channel and your amaazing content , you have helped me soo soo much and congratulations of 100k subscribers you deserve way more.
Hi, I have watched multiple CTF walkthroughs that you have made, and I keep wondering how your recordings are so clean... Are you using VMware or VirtualBox? And what are the specs of your computer? Thanks and congrats on 100k subs!
Congrats for 100 my guy
Thank you so much!
Congratulations for 100k subs
Thank you so much!
Hey John.
Thank you very much for putting all this content for free for us and for all the great things you do.
May I ask if you can share the slides?
Lucian
In ctfd, dynamic scoring gets lower for everyone, no pts bonus for early solves
Dollar T.V is here .
This video it's really inspiring, I would love to work in this enviroment but really I think that having a job in the cybersercurity enviroment is for people that can outsmart the average person
Hello you amazing hacker 😊😍 your 100k stream was lit 🔥 great video man
Congrats for the 100K
Thank you so much!
Congrats sir for 100k subscribers
Thank you!
Hi john
A great talk John. Any chance you can do a video giving a run through of the distro and software you use and how? For example, in your demos, are you running a Kali VM or a full hardware install?
I always take so much from your videos; you’re why I have a Try Hack Me subscription (mostly you, the cyber mentors discord channel pushed me that way, too). I took a ton from this video also, but my favorite line was “those were being put together by....not you!”
Congrats on the 100K :D
Thank you so much!
lol its strange I also wrote a blog for CTF at the same time 👀
No amount of hacking has changed my life. Only Facebook pays for bug bounties. Most companies are either not concerned (even if there is a serious flaw), or in no way interested in giving any reward for a serious bug reported that could affect their well-being as a business. I've become somewhat disillusioned with white-hat, and don't bother reporting most bugs any more (definitely not for FB games anyway), and just abuse them for either having an unfair advantage or making people stop playing those annoying games - not something that's good for the developers, but if they don't want to know...
My current favourites are:
Abusing FB games, while not getting caught for cheating,
Avoiding RUclips adverts (plus other RUclips tricks that will remain a secret)
Reverse engineering chrome browser extensions to obtain useful information without installing (a potentially) data collecting extension (Honey is interesting, although not really useful).
Hacking online chats to find vulnerabilities for causing amusement.
Teaching AI systems incorrectly, to cause unwanted (and hard to prevent), unintended actions.
Getting people locked out of accounts for inconvenience (when internal emails used for logins are leaked and the system is not set up correctly).
Getting a lot of people to access something, unknowingly, to manipulate popularity of links (Good for national broadcasting services, and a lot of fun).
All real world, and more fun than a capture-the-flag.
John Wick, John Rambo, John McClane, John Cena...John Hammond HMMM
👍🏻💙
congrats on 100k subs!
Thank you so much!
congrats for 100k Subs
Thanks so much!
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What an inspirational video, keep it up brother wish you best of luck
Hope to participate in another CTF like NAHAMCON
Hey bro what's up
basic programing for security start that ones
how do I know which CTF to pick according to my level?
25:00 *materials books practice websites*
Where did you went for your college....from whom did you learn this stuff ...guide me ...i am damn confused
How do you find a decent team?
Hi john can you please do a video about the tools that you work with in your vids?
for the gamified platforms, can i add the skills that I've learned from the platform onto my LinkedIn profile?
I'd say do it!
@@_JohnHammond Thanks, John! I'll be adding some to my profile.
How to my job joining time
Love you 3000
I love YOU 3000!
any ethical hacking course you recommend for beginners? thank you great channel.
Programming tutorials would be nice. Maybe some insight to pwncat development. I always try to learn to be a better dev and then a real world and job get me and i forget everything.
I'll see what I can do!
C0ng7s for l00 k u deserve more subs.ur still worthy player..-xl2g10n
12th
Guys can anyone suggest where I can practice Metasploit other than tryhackme website....
Please Include Your face ! Including body language !
Absolutely agree! I had a question for you what do you think of paid resources like itpro.tv? Currently I'm in school full time so really it doesn't matter ultimately but for gaining additional knowledge during the summer or even to help supplement during school. I recently signed up for a trial the content seems pretty good and I am a member of tryhackme and hackthebox. Don't spend enough time on it. But I just get overwhelmed with what I should be focusing on. Love to read but after watching your video I really think maybe other than my school work I should stay focused on tryhackme and hackthebox. Sorry that's a lot! Thank you though for all the work you do you have no idea how much you have already helped me!!