How do hackers get caught? - the hunt for the hacker.

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

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  • @CubensisEnjoyer
    @CubensisEnjoyer Год назад +166

    I couldn't believe it when I read about pompompurin, it's hard to believe people are getting caught like that in 2023. But it also speaks to how exhausting it must be for cybercriminals to cover their tracks every single time without fail. With that much heat it's genuinely at the point where if you mess up once, you're done.

    • @rahulramteke3338
      @rahulramteke3338 Год назад +27

      For cybercriminals, there is always a tradeoff, good opsec means they have reduced efficiency and low or no risk of getting caught, bad opsec means more efficiency but higher risk of getting caught

    • @ytg6663
      @ytg6663 Год назад

      Well, pompo is not haker .. He is just a 20 year old kid who used to sell stolen data.
      WHY HE USED DAMN SAME VPN TO LOGIN INTO BOTH , HIS PERSONAL AND CRIMINAL BIZ ACCOUNT ???

    • @ytg6663
      @ytg6663 Год назад

      ​@@rahulramteke3338what kind of efficiency

    • @Corecarex
      @Corecarex Год назад +1

      ​@@rahulramteke3338 what is opsec

    • @rahulramteke3338
      @rahulramteke3338 Год назад +20

      @@Corecarex Opsec stands for Operational Security, its a measure of how an attacker can stay hidden from authorities or the victims they are targetting

  • @SmoltingWassie
    @SmoltingWassie Год назад +4

    I’ve watched mental outlaw for 2 years now, never knew what opsec meant but just rolled with it, thanks for clearing that up.

  • @DDBAA24
    @DDBAA24 Год назад +12

    Another fun one that was created a while ago is endless-ssh. This is quoted from the git repo "Endlessh is an SSH tarpit that very slowly sends an endless, random SSH banner. It keeps SSH clients locked up for hours or even days at a time. The purpose is to put your real SSH server on another port and then let the script kiddies get stuck in this tarpit instead of bothering a real server." Like I said fun. So even if they use hydra, they won't get anywhere.

    • @lunar7240
      @lunar7240 Год назад +3

      Hydra 💀

    • @DDBAA24
      @DDBAA24 Год назад +3

      Just wanted to add in retrospect , protect your physical machine from HID attacks. Check your usb logs if you think somethings off. With all these automated tools a monkey can use its not only possible its probable. I just had a friend that had $70k stolen , from her phone by someone with a duck or an omg. Moral of the story, lock your ish down , every way. Be well all..

    • @edwardmacnab354
      @edwardmacnab354 7 месяцев назад

      @@DDBAA24 i literally have nothing on my computer . I'm pretty sure I could be hacked but the question is why would they bother

  • @sambajuice7071
    @sambajuice7071 Год назад +9

    Very informative and overall great video!

  • @Delbzy
    @Delbzy Год назад +5

    This is so interesting, Great watch.

  • @RealCyberCrime
    @RealCyberCrime Год назад +47

    I’m thinking about making a similar video but in documentary format

    • @drummerboy6358
      @drummerboy6358 Год назад +5

      Pls do it!

    • @terminal_cat
      @terminal_cat Год назад +1

      Waiting

    • @jmd489
      @jmd489 Год назад +4

      Weird self plug

    • @terminal_cat
      @terminal_cat Год назад +1

      @@jmd489 what are you saying?

    • @lcsth
      @lcsth Год назад +1

      @@terminal_cat He comments on many videos just to promote himself.

  • @CodingKillua
    @CodingKillua Год назад +32

    you can get caught as long as you are not Elliot Alderson

  • @kazhiroma9736
    @kazhiroma9736 Год назад +10

    More videos like this!👍

  • @MrJoker-
    @MrJoker- Месяц назад

    Thank you from a fellow Collins.

  • @pranavsivvam5880
    @pranavsivvam5880 Год назад +4

    Thanks for the informative video, Grant! Quick question: What model is the ultrawide monitor behind you?

  • @DannyBoyInsanity
    @DannyBoyInsanity Год назад +4

    great video!

  • @cyberjay9146
    @cyberjay9146 Год назад +4

    Great video I learned a lot

  • @ogbooker4538
    @ogbooker4538 Год назад +3

    fire content my brudda

  • @ericouhl5423
    @ericouhl5423 Год назад +2

    Gotta say I love the beard!

  • @x0rZ15t
    @x0rZ15t Год назад +1

    Nice video, there is however something wrong with the links in the description of the video.

    • @collinsinfosec
      @collinsinfosec  Год назад +1

      Thanks for letting me know. Some of the links has the ":" at the end. These should be changed now.

  • @c4v3studio54
    @c4v3studio54 Год назад +3

    AWESOME MAN!

  • @TheNathanSproul
    @TheNathanSproul Год назад

    Cool vid, just wanted to mention though that I think you're mispronouncing fallible, should be fa·luh·bl

  • @MikeJohnCore
    @MikeJohnCore Год назад

    This was a dope video. Noice job.

  • @YvonneChism-l2d
    @YvonneChism-l2d День назад

    Hi Grant, I know who is hacking my phone. How do I prove it?

  • @chasemedsker
    @chasemedsker Год назад

    Fantastic video

  • @Coffeemancer
    @Coffeemancer Год назад

    why do you have a 9bit binary thing in the background

  • @austinbowman6512
    @austinbowman6512 Год назад +1

    Love ur videos

  • @michaelhavers1
    @michaelhavers1 Год назад

    Me too, an autobiography.

  • @mbonuchinedu2420
    @mbonuchinedu2420 Год назад +2

    Remain 100% clean, and the feds wouldn't dare intrude.
    That's just the secret, maintain your privacy and don't penetrate into systems without a valid and written agreement

    • @zamasu5917
      @zamasu5917 Год назад +4

      no way

    • @poolhalljunkie9
      @poolhalljunkie9 3 месяца назад

      Because feds are sooo known for not involving innocent people into their crap. Riiiight.

  • @Corecarex
    @Corecarex Год назад +1

    Great video can you make how to not get caught?

    • @collinsinfosec
      @collinsinfosec  Год назад +2

      ruclips.net/video/BWVyp0wYpgA/видео.html

  • @VRixxo123
    @VRixxo123 11 месяцев назад +1

    I honestly feel like I didn't learn shit from this video, you kinda just told us about tools and techniques but barley touched on how these are actually used in the field. Nice video tho

  • @wantmoney5533
    @wantmoney5533 Год назад +1

    Could someone suggest to me that I should go for a Cyber security Bachelors degree or a Computer science bachelors degree?

    • @ytg6663
      @ytg6663 Год назад +10

      both have their own tradeoffs but i would have chosen cyber sec degree and then gofor certifications.. then you will have double opportunity for job

    • @wantmoney5533
      @wantmoney5533 Год назад

      @@ytg6663 Thanks . 🙂❤️🥀

    • @solomn7990
      @solomn7990 Год назад

      ​@@ytg6663u mean after degree u go for. a certification

    • @wantmoney5533
      @wantmoney5533 Год назад

      @GHG so Basically CS is better?

    • @alfonzo7822
      @alfonzo7822 Год назад

      I'm doing cyber sec degree just now, the first year on my course is the same as computer science. I'm actually considering swapping to computer science because I am really enjoying that side of things. It's totally your choice, what do you want to end up doing? Look into it and the roles etc and if your leaning more to sec then choose that.

  • @black53342
    @black53342 Год назад +1

    Can you please tell us how to take notes while studying cybersecurity? Should we take digital notes or use traditional pen and paper method?

    • @PenTest3r
      @PenTest3r Год назад

      You can also on paper don’t worry

    • @collinsinfosec
      @collinsinfosec  Год назад +4

      I have a video in my backlog to overview my study process, information retention techniques, and activities I am currently attempting to implement to help.

  • @itsjustarainyday
    @itsjustarainyday Год назад

    Tel eh meh tree?... have i been saying it wrong?

  • @Tooi-1grote-rotzooi
    @Tooi-1grote-rotzooi Год назад

    Help me out my foon is hacked

  • @girl4632
    @girl4632 Год назад

    Monero cant be tracked

    • @MollyBurke-d5q
      @MollyBurke-d5q Год назад

      also got 👆same issue but reaching out to 2𝗙𝗮𝗿𝘆𝗮𝗻 got all my lost funds recovered successfully…

  • @guilherme5094
    @guilherme5094 Год назад +1

    👍

  • @sotecluxan4221
    @sotecluxan4221 Год назад

    Nizzz!

  • @pearpo
    @pearpo 4 месяца назад

    Cool but it’s pronounced “Tell-‘em a tree”

  • @MrJoker-
    @MrJoker- Месяц назад

    The scammer who hacked my business, i have your locations where you went, who you visited, just across the tracks.

  • @edoh6381
    @edoh6381 Год назад +1

    SpaceUK

  • @ssenyondwafred156
    @ssenyondwafred156 Год назад +2

    💯 FREE PUM. ..

    • @balllord3546
      @balllord3546 Год назад +2

      bro acting like he knew him 😂

    • @SteveGillham
      @SteveGillham Год назад +2

      So you want a Cyber Criminal Freed ?

  • @zac2577
    @zac2577 Год назад +1

    Bro you say some stuff that makes me feel like ypu dont actually know what your talking about like confusing opsec with osint.. 150k subs i guess im wrong tho.?

    • @collinsinfosec
      @collinsinfosec  Год назад +1

      OPSEC and OSINT are different, but often can go together. OSINT is the collection of publically available information from any number of sources. OPSEC relates to keeping your identity private / anonymous through your physical and digital footprints. Poor OSINT is poor OPSEC. If people are able to collect information about you through publically available information and are able to reveal your identity, for example, people (and criminals) will brag about their riches / flaunt their wealth on social media. Even without revealing what one does, they are providing publically available information. Take a look at the story of 'hushpuppi' as a popular example.

    • @HoloScope
      @HoloScope Год назад

      You didn't get what he said, he explained it well

    • @kiiturii
      @kiiturii Год назад

      he explained the difference in the vid..?

  • @berserkone
    @berserkone Год назад

    You look like Zelensky slim version catching Russian Hackers.

  • @jinxscript
    @jinxscript Год назад

    Free pompompurin tho

  • @legion465
    @legion465 Год назад

    but if the hacker use VPN ip is not real

    • @SteveGillham
      @SteveGillham Год назад +1

      Many hackers get caught while using a VPN because often a VPN will drop for a fraction of a second, thus leaking your original IP.
      Of course there are additional methods that you could use however many people just believe their VPN will protect them.

    • @legion465
      @legion465 Год назад

      @@SteveGillham ok if FBI Say take me real IP, logs VPN service take

    • @SteveGillham
      @SteveGillham Год назад +1

      @@legion465 I am not sure what you are saying ?
      Law enforcements can request information from many VPN supplies, and those that say do not log anything or are out of reach of the law enforcements only can protect you so far.
      If you was using a VPN and it drops, then your original IP (from your ISP) that you are using as you start your VPN is then captured, thus this can be connected to a person. There are lots of ways to be caught, but normally Businesses are not interested in pursing unless you do something big.

  • @fevicoI
    @fevicoI Год назад +1

    The title is misleading. Honeypot is used for threat Intel and not for catching criminals 👎

    • @SteveGillham
      @SteveGillham Год назад +2

      Part of catching criminals is using Threat Intelligence.
      Threat Intelligence is gathered in multiple ways, including Honeypots, Darkweb forum insiders and telematics from internet security tools.

    • @kiiturii
      @kiiturii Год назад

      he didn't just talk about honeypots the whole vid lmao

    • @derekroberts5931
      @derekroberts5931 Год назад

      How can a layman dload t-pot but not f himself over. He mentioned it's volatile? I have no clue. My fb got hacked good though and the hacker literally calls me. 18 times....

  • @lonelykroe133
    @lonelykroe133 Год назад

    T-Mobile Uber instacart AT&t have the same customer service they've cracked they've robbed me and my wife of $8,000 please do something about that

    • @MollyBurke-d5q
      @MollyBurke-d5q Год назад

      also got 👆same issue but reaching out to 2𝗙𝗮𝗿𝘆𝗮𝗻 got all my lost funds recovered successfully…

  • @steveflickinger2538
    @steveflickinger2538 Год назад

    I got hacked who can I hire to catch them all I want is there address I will fix them once I get a address. Please contact me if you have a company or person who can do this, not waiting on our government ,

  • @dhanrajbharadwaj3891
    @dhanrajbharadwaj3891 Год назад

    Bro please suggest what i do
    Situation :-
    I learn all the basic skills for hacking
    Solve 300+ ctf
    Hackthebox rank(pro hacker)
    Tryhackme rank (master)
    Portswigger learning pathway completely most of labs
    I need internship for experience
    What can i do how i get free internship
    How i approach , what i add in resume, list some certificate in order and how to approach for internship

    • @UltraBoiDanielSalama
      @UltraBoiDanielSalama Год назад

      Your trying to be a hacker or get a job?... you need to find 0day in system

  • @girl4632
    @girl4632 Год назад

    Monero cant be tracked