Your channel is a true gem. It is underrated and not that well known. I really hope you continue making the "Web Hacker Basic" series and keep educating others on different topics. This is amazing and will help many people. Thank you for uploading these videos.
I didn't know that the terms "white" and "black" hat were based on old stereotypes from spaghetti westerns. Awesome video mate, keep up the good work, l've just subscribed. Are you on hack the box?
I am a computer science student and when I took security classes, they were really boring (because they miss the practical part), but your video is very interesting! Thank you for sharing such knowledge.
I know what you mean. I just finished my degree in Network Security and Computer Forensics and the class l took for Ethical Hacking was exceptionally boring in the beginning. It was a massive theory dump and it was very abstract, particularly the lessons on reconnaissance. It was only until l did practicals on my own, that l started appreciating the theory more. My point is, practicals help to build context, and experience, so that the theory "makes sense". You can actually picture how something might be used in the real world and it's potential impact.
Your channel is a true gem. It is underrated and not that well known. I really hope you continue making the "Web Hacker Basic" series and keep educating others on different topics. This is amazing and will help many people. Thank you for uploading these videos.
I didn't know that the terms "white" and "black" hat were based on old stereotypes from spaghetti westerns. Awesome video mate, keep up the good work, l've just subscribed. Are you on hack the box?
I am a computer science student and when I took security classes, they were really boring (because they miss the practical part), but your video is very interesting! Thank you for sharing such knowledge.
I know what you mean. I just finished my degree in Network Security and Computer Forensics and the class l took for Ethical Hacking was exceptionally boring in the beginning. It was a massive theory dump and it was very abstract, particularly the lessons on reconnaissance. It was only until l did practicals on my own, that l started appreciating the theory more. My point is, practicals help to build context, and experience, so that the theory "makes sense". You can actually picture how something might be used in the real world and it's potential impact.