Network Security Tools to stop hackers 

umm, no. you just have to show the wifi password window instead

@Anusol Plus This is pretty bad advice, it's possible to brute force or bypass, or even to gain access through something as simple as social engineering. It's also the kind of mentality that, on a larger scale, leads to problems. That is the aim of the video, to educate you to take action on these things to avoid the worst happening.

In France, one ISP called Orange made a critical mistake where customers were able to connect to other Orange customers network, without consent. 🤣

​@Anusol Plus actually no, not everywhere. Where I am from some routers are sold with the same wifi and admin passwords

FRITZ!OS has an option to enable access from the internet. But it's disabled by default.

and how do you do that?

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Yes portmaster is way more powerfull than glasswire and it's foss ! Everybody can't get a dedicaced firewall with ids/ips on it and it's pretty overkill if you don't host service and you have ports opened. Don't forget that ids ips like snort, trendmicro... throttle and divide strongly the bandwith. Except suricata, very powerfull.

@@slapme3582 I tried portmaster, but it completely blocks some things like websites (say clicked through a referral link) with no way (that I can see) to add an exception, or a one-time pass. Have you experienced this? Or have any solution? Thanks.

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Port Master is good until you want to use it as just a firewall and not a privacy/DNS/blocking/whatever and let AdGuard do its job. It’s simple you just can’t. RAM usage is also terrible. Better use Fort Firewall or Simplewall.

@@Nastrahl Thanks, already using simplewall and considering a swap over. But will stick with simplewall.

But can you hack it?

You have a backdoor anyways 🤗

CrowdSec is a completely different kind of IPS, it's not comparable to a network firewall appliance like Sophos. CrowdSec can integrate with NIPS solutions like Suricata (which is used in most firewall appliances).

@@jacksoncremean1664 Thanks for the response! I'm certainly no expert, and was confused as to why a separate IPS would be preferential. Looking it up some info, would you say Sophos IPS is more of a NIDS (network) and CrowdSec more HIDS (host) based? I do have Sophos AV installed and it is supposed to do AI-based HIDS.

@@primaerr Yup, but it should also be noted that CrowdSec is intended to protect servers, it's not meant to protect computers, laptops etc. Leo did a horrible job with this video

I was also confused when he said it, there's no way the docket instance will block anything, at best it will detect it

@@user-xl5kd6il6c there is a setting for every container in docker that what network do you want your container (here crowdsec) to use? Options are like hosts network, make its own docker network. That's where you have to choose "hosts network".

haha, see people are complaining about showing the ZTE router, but I know the router most people have may even be worse than what I showed here. :D

Firewalls that come with antiviruses are host based firewalls and only protect your computer, not your an entire network. A network firewall protects your entire network.

deep packet inspection makes it possible to inspect encrypted traffic like https. But it requires more configuration on an advanced firewall like a Sophos Gateway. The zte router probably does not support this feature.

High probably means more strict and will block more stuff. If you use your electronics everyday it wouldnt be nice having a firewall blocking majority of the things you do.

It even blocks ads. Unless you watch them like you just did with this sponsored video

If the container is using a bridge mode docker network, it can access everything

@@PaulMetalhero uhh bridge mode or hosts mode? I think its in hosts mode where it can access everything on host network.

@@KetanAggarwal Yeah, that is the one, sorry

Probably an update to Windows MRT when you go into run and enter MRT

Ask the hacker

Probably not the AV part of Kaspersky but the firewall

These arguments can go on indefinitely, I personally trust Kaspersky, I like Kaspersky, but I also really like Bitdefender. Bitdefender was my preferred choice for a long time (talking a decade) but I found the software to be too buggy for me, so I switched to Kaspersky. As for Russian company or not every anti-malware software has a host country, I mean even in the US there is a history of government agencies working with anti-malware companies like Norton to white list NSA, CIA, FBI malware as safe. That is significantly more evidence than we have of Kaspersky working with the Russian government, is there Russian government officials in Kaspersky? Probably, but probably more on the level of spy than anything, any company which has access to millions of networks would be considered a high value target for state actors (regardless of country). If you don't trust Russia than you are trusting US, Canada, U.K. etc list goes on. You have to trust someone with no proof they are not working against your interest.

Well, if there are no kids in the household/network, why not? 😂

It was just an example for people with cheaper routers.

What’s wrong with ZTE?

@@merk5789 I believe it’s owned by Huawei and the government banned it

China CCP hehehe

Oh man zone alarm still exists? I remember using it for a while almost 20 years ago. It was pretty good back then i think. Is it still any good?

Docker can be installed on both Windows and a cloud service. Basically it lets you build applications in it's own 'container' allowing control over the resources available to each container. Here they are using the crowdsec command to basically create, and install the crowdsec into it's own container. Then 6:30 is where he connected his docker container to the web management console.

Docker is a cross-platform virtualization software, which is available for every OS you can think of. You can think of the "containers" that it creates as stripped down virtual machines which have only what they absolutely need to run. That way it's efficient on storage and resources, especially if you have to run multiple containers. But in my opinion, you should go for the Windows native install, as Docker can be a bit of a headache to work with.

Do you stream when you take a shit? Link