Thank you for uploading these. I’m a beginner student and it feels like every pen tester/ hacker comes off as arrogant (at least the ones I’ve met or seen) and I’m just intimidated to ask questions because I feel stupid for asking basic stuff. Thanks for being motivating and encouraging people to learn. This is my passion and I want to learn all I can. Keep up the amazing videos brother👍🏼
Tip: Try every question on a CTF regardless of its points. Sometimes you may get discouraged by looking at high points questions but they are either super simple or super complex yet cool and fun
As a beginner, I find it hard to look for topics to learn. I don't even recognize the terms used in a writeup. But I am learning slowly. Thanks for the good advice. I have found two people so far in youtube from whom I enjoy learning. You are one of them.
2:30 50% of the CTFs I've not completed...is a result of me not following the \"one\" idea I had before giving up and looking for the write up. So I appreciate you pointing out that you should try and include everyone you think and do during the CTF. Thanks for the video :)
I recently thought of starting CTFs as practice and fun , I really enjoy your videos . One thing though , I think volume is quite low , I would suggest moving mic closer or something so we can listen better ..
What I need to know before I can do my first CTF? Do I have to be advanced or maybe an expert? Or could a person who for example never thought about programming an shacking start doing CTFs?
can you give us a picture of the things you already knew before you started playing CTFS, like coding experience you had, (prerequisites and the basic required knowledge in other words )
I recommend paper & pen unless you are dealing with some crypto stuff where you have huge numbers, that you could copy&paste. In that case obviously notepad is a better idea.
Then there's those of us that wonder what basic skills do one need to start a CTF, is there a ctf for dummies or walkthrough for at least the mindset? Don't really want to sit and read writeups in the hope of getting it without an idea of what I ought to be looking for.
The basic skills for participating in a ctf is being able to use google. No really though, if you are a beginner who has minimal knowledge about hacking/doing ctfs the best u can do is to just find one or two challenges and not focus on getting the flag but more on the process of how u tried solving it. A lot of times hacking means doing intensive research and acquiring new skills to use them to your advantage. Try solving a few picoCTF challenges, that's a good start.
I'm trying to do the Over The Wire AdventCTF and I feel like I can sorta understand 2 of them but it's so so hard since I still don't know many things. I'll try my best till the end of the month.
Have you managed to successfully cap any flags in the 11 months since you commented this? If you're still looking for ways to get into this for a complete beginner (which I pretty much am too,) I've been watching bunch of his videos, learning some more coding in general (you can have fun making some little software or arduino or some kinda projects in the process, and that will help improve your hacking intuition too), and if you want a CTF that has some *really* easy beginner problems with lots of write ups and a primer document to read along side it, I'd recommend picoCTF. I'm a beginner rn and I've been working my way through it recently!
How do you think Reverse engineering is affected by stack canaries. I have some videos in the binary exploitaion playlist about stack canaries. But do you have a more specific question? Stack canaries are pretty simple and it’s pretty clear what they protect against and what not. Need more info to tell you more
So the process is something like find the challenge, do your best take notes etc, and then.. whatever the result is.. look at the writeups and learn from them?
if anyone can help ..... I started playing the Bandit Wargame by Overthewire. I reached Bandit Level 12 → Level 13 after repeatedly reading the Level Goal, man page of suggested commands, scratching my head alot and with some time spending on reading the writeups. but after this level i.e from Bandit Level 13 → Level 14 I just lost the track (this is where the tools such as netcat, nmap got introduced). Even after reading the writeups Im find it hard to really understand the concept. if anyone reading this I hope that you could tell me what did I miss ? I mean what topics should I look into to get getter from here. Thanks
Hello ! I do not have enough time to spend 2 hours on a ctf .. so I try to solve challenges on www.root-me.org regularly and when I have no idea how to do I'm stuck and finally I give up and I move on to another challenge. I do not think it's very constructive to give up on these things because it's precisely on these challenges that I'm supposed to learn the most. How could I still learn from these challenges? Asking for the answer directly does not seem to be a very good solution, and when I ask for help on the root-me irc, even when I just ask a little help to know a little better what to do without give me the answer, at the slightest hint I know what to do next as if I had been given the answer (I mean that I almost feel that I get too big a hint and that it is ultimately not constructive at all for me).
@@JoshuaValvi1 I found the answer on Reddit. For videos and editing he uses Windows: www.reddit.com/r/LiveOverflow/comments/8yix9b/hardwaresoftware_setup/e2cma2d
Should i use kali as primary os or on vmware Because after installing kali as primary os i am getting worst battery backup i tried all things like tlp powertop but nothing helps its having amd graphics driver problem it doesnt support what should i do
Thank you for uploading these. I’m a beginner student and it feels like every pen tester/ hacker comes off as arrogant (at least the ones I’ve met or seen) and I’m just intimidated to ask questions because I feel stupid for asking basic stuff. Thanks for being motivating and encouraging people to learn. This is my passion and I want to learn all I can. Keep up the amazing videos brother👍🏼
I'm from Mexico and I feel exactly like you
If I may ask, how did you start your pen test / hacking journey? There's so much info out there I don't know where to start.
Arrogance is often used as a tool to obfuscate one's shortcomings. There are way too many frauds and confidence tricksters in any field.
@@hansrichter5227 I find it very easy to ignore these types, their arrogance just bores the hell out of me.
you can make a team with me i know its kinda late but i am not rude at all and can accompany you with learning by learning myself
Tip: Try every question on a CTF regardless of its points. Sometimes you may get discouraged by looking at high points questions but they are either super simple or super complex yet cool and fun
As a beginner, I find it hard to look for topics to learn. I don't even recognize the terms used in a writeup. But I am learning slowly. Thanks for the good advice. I have found two people so far in youtube from whom I enjoy learning. You are one of them.
Whats the other one I'm alot like you a beginer
@@jaymesc4436, the other guy is Ben Eater.
Could try Hackerspolit and Jackktutorials.
Progress? I am about to start my journey
go tryhackme,,,,avoid this ctf....I never heard about this...look my comment
2:30
50% of the CTFs I've not completed...is a result of me not following the \"one\" idea I had before giving up and looking for the write up.
So I appreciate you pointing out that you should try and include everyone you think and do during the CTF.
Thanks for the video :)
But like, is no one gonna talk about how sick this hoodie is?!
OMG I thought the same, mega cooler Pulli :)
it's teddy fresh from h3h3
So fxkking SICK!
shaggy?
Was gonna say something but you have it covered...
Expected CTF: Idea, solve, FLAG{}!
Reality: hmmm, wtf, why, how....
:D
Me
In Soviet Russia, Flag captures you.
Literally XD
🤣
lmaaoo
In Soviet Russia, flags don't capture me because I'm also don't capture any flags...
@@j3r3miasmg ???
Learning with gamification techniques (like CTF’s) is awesome! Great video mate well done
The little cloud on the chair looks like saying "whatever he is saying is true and you have to obey him" in a cute way.
"Don't care about the points."
If it were that easy. xD
i am happy with my 0.001 point
Love you bro ... Tysm .. u answered most of my questions and directed me to a good path .
Plz carry on these daily videos.
Exactly how me and my team started in CTF ! In fact, we get to know CTF through this channel
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I recently thought of starting CTFs as practice and fun , I really enjoy your videos .
One thing though , I think volume is quite low , I would suggest moving mic closer or something so we can listen better ..
Honestly I love CTFs, I did one my freshmen year and it was the reason I changed my major to cyber security and got in to hacking.
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This is the video I needed in my life. Thank you.
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Me: Iam gonna solve the easy challenge ...
Reality: Advance heap pwn, Firmware Reversing, Crypto wallet vuln, Web browser exploitation
this is the only channel, where I don't regret pressing the bell icon. every video is awesome.
just in time for mein Frühstuck xD
Good
This könnte lead zu confusion weil people not wissen what Frühstück is...
@@alphatier4919 ich know, richtig?
Alpha Tier ich heule HAHAAHAH der war gut
Love your idea of sweet spot in terms of challenge level and anticipated difficulty.
That mentality should be applied to everything
Thank you for explaining this! I was thinking of trying CTF just for fun and now I at least know what to expect😊
How many videos did you film in one day?
Also thumbs up for the Sauercloud Tshirt!
Man your these format of vedios are super useful please keep it on.😊👍
Thanks for the video. I think it was a turning point in my life, to some degree) The information is more than enough to begin your way to the hacking
Love your channel bro
Thank you so much for uploading videos daily, your videos are always great
You literally answered all my questions.
THANKYOU.
There are also on going CTFs like ctflearn.com. You can do the easy ones just for fun or learn something with the hard ones.
PicoCTF is another one
Best explanation ever and so much to relate to. Thank you so much !!
Thank you! Your video tutorials are very very useful and i am very happy you are doing them!
Thank you, this was the video I didn't know I needed
Thank you, CyberSec Michael Cera!
I like the video before watching :)
Thanks for this video. It inspires me to continue studying. :))
What I need to know before I can do my first CTF? Do I have to be advanced or maybe an expert? Or could a person who for example never thought about programming an shacking start doing CTFs?
Depends which category do you choose, if it is reverse, you need some asm knowledge.
I recommend you to learn linux CLI basics to start.
Tryhackme is really good for beginers.
Is that a Teddy Fresh sweater? I see you're a man of culture
I love your hoodie man :D
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Have a wonderful new year thank you very much for sharing this tips well done
Good Video. Motivated me to try it out myself :)
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Thank you for sharing. ❤
can you give us a picture of the things you already knew before you started playing CTFS, like coding experience you had, (prerequisites and the basic required knowledge in other words )
Did you see my “secret step by step guide to learn hacking video”? I give a rough outline
@@LiveOverflow thanks, am gonna check it out
Is that Ben Eater's 8-bit computer build kit I see? Awesome stuff.
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Can we have some hacking wrt to virtual memory, page tables etc ?
this is what i needed to see
Great encouraging, inspiring video!
Loving Hexember.
I'm here for the badass thumbnail
@@perkinskurt6147 who is he??
Thanks for reminding this!
Amazing video, i have a road to take now...:)
subbed. Thanks for sharing the info ;)
that's really a nice and useful video
Motivational bruh 💖
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thank you for this, subbed
ur the best dude
You have a subscriber my friend ✌💪🔥🔥😎
Thank you for this video 😊
Too early for funny comments 😂
Thanks for sharing!
hey, i love your sweater, where you have bought it? (i love your videos too, ok? :D)
Pau Vidal it’s called Teddy Fresh Patchwork Hoodie
sick hoodie
Thanx sir for Motivate...
i wanted learn hacking from the basic but don't have any idea where to start from
can you guide me through where to start ?
Thank You
Learn computer networking, TCP/IP
Michael Cera is that you?
Good Encouragement.
Thanks for the advice
The basic video helps alot
Please make next video on How to take notes,
Like is it okay to write it in notepad or should i write it on paper,
What should I write like those
Whatever you prefer! Sometimes I write by hand. And sometimes just notepad notes.txt
@@LiveOverflow ok thanks
I recommend paper & pen unless you are dealing with some crypto stuff where you have huge numbers, that you could copy&paste. In that case obviously notepad is a better idea.
Thank You i got Exprience for you
Then there's those of us that wonder what basic skills do one need to start a CTF, is there a ctf for dummies or walkthrough for at least the mindset?
Don't really want to sit and read writeups in the hope of getting it without an idea of what I ought to be looking for.
Check out the OverTheWire challenges, especially Bandit for complete newcomers!
The basic skills for participating in a ctf is being able to use google. No really though, if you are a beginner who has minimal knowledge about hacking/doing ctfs the best u can do is to just find one or two challenges and not focus on getting the flag but more on the process of how u tried solving it. A lot of times hacking means doing intensive research and acquiring new skills to use them to your advantage.
Try solving a few picoCTF challenges, that's a good start.
Thank you 🔥
One quick question about CTF, when CTF gives you file and in the file it has a long text with begin and end binary like JPG, what do you look for?
The last time I checked, CTF time doesn't work in India. Can you suggest something I can also try.
Love your videos
I'm trying to do the Over The Wire AdventCTF and I feel like I can sorta understand 2 of them but it's so so hard since I still don't know many things. I'll try my best till the end of the month.
yeah "sorta understanding" is was motivates me to do it more, that's the most interesting part. I'm a beginner too
Very Nice bro ;)
Great video
Great tips
Nice
I am currently solving OSCP ctfs like Mercy,Bravery etc..They are tough.
I don't think I can do the easiest, so where do I start to learn or what to learn to understand hacking
Have you managed to successfully cap any flags in the 11 months since you commented this? If you're still looking for ways to get into this for a complete beginner (which I pretty much am too,) I've been watching bunch of his videos, learning some more coding in general (you can have fun making some little software or arduino or some kinda projects in the process, and that will help improve your hacking intuition too), and if you want a CTF that has some *really* easy beginner problems with lots of write ups and a primer document to read along side it, I'd recommend picoCTF.
I'm a beginner rn and I've been working my way through it recently!
@@revenevan11 oh thanks but I just realised wasting my time on coding is not gonna get me to where I want to be
Hi, I have a question about reverse engineering: how can I bypass the stack canary protection?
How do you think Reverse engineering is affected by stack canaries. I have some videos in the binary exploitaion playlist about stack canaries. But do you have a more specific question? Stack canaries are pretty simple and it’s pretty clear what they protect against and what not. Need more info to tell you more
@@LiveOverflow thanks! I'll look at the playlist
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So the process is something like find the challenge, do your best take notes etc, and then.. whatever the result is.. look at the writeups and learn from them?
Hey there i'll refer you to this pro for ETHICAL HACKING classes he offers the best,
contact via:::::WHATSAPP>>> wa.me/17472081186
Thanks a lot fabian
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Whats that Cloud hoody my dude?
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Do you have a 8 bit computer made with arduino on your desk ?
Whats the circuit board behind you in the video?
You know it's December when LiveOverflow spams videos ! Da good cpm ofc
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Nice hoodie
Going to Participate at the 36c3 Junior CTF
Can you put a link to your sweatshirts in the "Stuff I use"
@@perkinskurt6147 No.
you remind me of my Compilers TA haha
Please make video on vulnerable JavaScript library that could cause dos
thank you
if anyone can help ..... I started playing the Bandit Wargame by Overthewire. I reached Bandit Level 12 → Level 13 after repeatedly reading the Level Goal, man page of suggested commands, scratching my head alot and with some time spending on reading the writeups. but after this level i.e from Bandit Level 13 → Level 14 I just lost the track (this is where the tools such as netcat, nmap got introduced). Even after reading the writeups Im find it hard to really understand the concept. if anyone reading this I hope that you could tell me what did I miss ? I mean what topics should I look into to get getter from here. Thanks
What's can I get that hoodie?
How important is that G Pro for your hacking experience? :P
800dpi is best
very important, no aim means no game.
@@LiveOverflow G703 Lightspeed @ 1600 DPI is clearly superior
Hello !
I do not have enough time to spend 2 hours on a ctf .. so I try to solve challenges on www.root-me.org regularly and when I have no idea how to do I'm stuck and finally I give up and I move on to another challenge. I do not think it's very constructive to give up on these things because it's precisely on these challenges that I'm supposed to learn the most. How could I still learn from these challenges? Asking for the answer directly does not seem to be a very good solution, and when I ask for help on the root-me irc, even when I just ask a little help to know a little better what to do without give me the answer, at the slightest hint I know what to do next as if I had been given the answer (I mean that I almost feel that I get too big a hint and that it is ultimately not constructive at all for me).
Hey, which OS do you use? Looks like Windows on the first glance :)
@@JoshuaValvi1 I found the answer on Reddit. For videos and editing he uses Windows: www.reddit.com/r/LiveOverflow/comments/8yix9b/hardwaresoftware_setup/e2cma2d
Should i use kali as primary os or on vmware
Because after installing kali as primary os i am getting worst battery backup i tried all things like tlp powertop but nothing helps its having amd graphics driver problem it doesnt support what should i do
shut up
how you take note's please reply.
is that H3H3 merch you wearing. Teddy Fresh!
Totally Patchwork hoodie from Teddy Fresh ruclips.net/channel/UCLtREJY21xRfCuEKvdki1Kw