What I use to learn (the BEST IT training): ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link 🧪🧪Try it yourself!! (Links, docs, and walkthrough): ntck.co/awslab You only need THIRTY CENTS to build your very own hacking lab using real Vulnerable Machines that you are going to break into to start Hacking right now! In this video, Network Chuck will show you how to do this using Kali Linux and AWS so you can have your very own lab that is convenient and fun in order to hack your target! 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by ITProTV 0:00 ⏩ intro 2:05 ⏩ What do we need? 6:13 ⏩ Here we go! Time to build our ULTIMATE HACKING LAB 16:05 ⏩The difficult part of the set up! 22:53 ⏩Let’s launch our vulnerable machine! 25:15 ⏩ Time to log in to your Kali box! 29:01 ⏩ Outro
Chuck please help! I want to make vulnhubs on my proxmox i set up with your older tutorial. But i have a bit of trouble setting it up can you help me please =D?
Highly recommend setting up cloud watch in aws so you can get an alert if you go beyond a set price/cost. AWS can be scary expensive if you're not careful.
and if by chance you get charged by mistake you can creat a case and tell them it was by mistake they sometime reduce the cost if it is not much. you can also join AWS events to gather free credits(upto $50 even more just keep on googling for those)
I legit barely watch you and still love your videos, I've learned so much from you man. Much respect for showing us people how to do stuff like this out of the kindness of your heart, not alot of people would go to the lengths you do.
And so he should ! For YT content producers like Chuck who put a lot of effort into his productions and giving heaps of great info for people to learn, I hope he makes a million out of them! Thanks heaps for your vids, Chuck! PS Bernard for President 2024! 🤘😀👍
your production quality and personal energy put into this video is astounding for the relatively sparse audience you have. They should promote your channel more. Great stuff.
@Not Convinced because hacking is the word used to describe pentesting? IT support is not hacking /pentesting ya dinny. Just cuz you don't like the word doesn't make it "wrong" lmao @networkchuck scold this fellow troll
Your enthusiasm and energy is highly inspiring! It makes me want to delve deeper into the world of Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security more! Thank you so much for these amazing videos!!
IT Pro TV is great 👍🏼 and you Mr Chuck where do i fill out a form to receive a certification from your channel? I have learned so much from your channel great work man!
Better solution, AWS and Oracle cloud both have a free tier, Oracle cloud is actually better in terms of hardware performance you can get from the free tier
Thanks, this made me so excited, and there's very few things which actually make me feel excited. You're an amazing teacher! If only I had teachers like you in my life... the possibilities... haha. Keep up the good work sir. love you.
Surprised no one has commented on this yet. While this is technically safe, seems like its missing some cloud best practices. 1. The importance of making sure you put the vulnerable box in a private subnet can not be overstated. 2. You should 100% still set up a security group for both servers. For the vulnerable one allow ingress/egress only to the IP of the kali server or at the very least the CIDR of the subnet its in 3. For the kali one allow ingress/egress from the IP/CIDR of where you are connecting and from the vulnerable one 4. You should create/assign least-privileged IAM roles/profiles to both of these servers While this is a cool well explained video, I recommend viewers reading up on AWS VPCs/route tables/subnets/EC2/IAM best practices and having a baseline understanding of how they work before spinning a bunch of stuff up in the cloud
It’s also worth mentioning that if you are doing any kind of dodgy network stuff of any volume it’s worth letting AWS know so they don’t flag your account and IPs.
Is there any links/tutorials that you recommend to learn about this stuff (AWS VPCs/route tables/subnets/EC2/IAM best practices)? I assume AWS' free training would teach this, right?
@@KDmadness18 yes they will send you an email most of the time to alert you and then shutdown your instance depending on severity. If you are attempting to attack one or more of your instances from outside AWS then it’s work dropping support a quick email so so your attacking IPs don’t get blacklisted
i would love to have coffee and chat with you so I could learn more. Even if all of this is just very informational you have a way of just making it fun to watch and learn. Keep up the great content!
On a side note, you should not open up s3 bucket to public because somebody will dos your bucket and that would costs you fortune. It doesn't matter if you have sensitive information in the bucket or not. Only make it public when absolutely necessary.
Chuck I made already a hypervisor one with my old laptop with your tutorial :D I added a external terrabyte and I made my home lab❤️❤️Let's make some hacking lab
Could you do a video on how a DDOS attack works? I'm curious how over a million requests could be sent to one server and how botnets are used. I'm curious to how the Daily Wire's recent Documentary was attacked.
DDOS attack is just an irregular high amount of traffic that merges with the normal flow of traffic which confuses the server & allows the threat actor to deploy a payload, or brute-force, sql injection etc.. Think about it like this you’re on the highway headed north then out of nowhere you see an immense amount of vehicles from the west crossing over to your lane.
Buy bots .10 per update .02 per install run whatever flood type tickles your dos itch bot nets are used in this order infect your target audience stay Fud for a week or 2 steal passwords credit card etc setup socks proxy’s sell them mine if your into that sell installs or updates use the remaining for ddos attacks because by this time there shit bots and not really good for anything
Maybe it's an oversight, but when you say "click the video here" and then look where it should be, nothing pops up. It's no biggie, I can look through your videos for what I need, but thought I'd let you know. Great job, great channel, great energy!
Mohave you covered using VirtualBox to upload and run the OVA files in the past? Much easier than converting all the OVAs that you download. Yes, once all the roles and containers are established you can just easily edit the files to convert the new downloads.
Great and interesting tutorial, as always. Though I personally think they could get even better if You also explained Your "edits" (i.e. when You change something), both what the "original code meant", and what the "change" "means" and possibly why it needed to be done. Now I realise that this would make Your tutorials longer, and possibly somewhat "break Your format", but I also believe that it might make them a bit more approachable not to mention giving people a better understanding of "what is happening" not just "how to do it". ... if You see what I mean.And of course You don't have to do it for every single "edit" but choose the once that You feel are good examples to "explain a principle". Or You could possibly make Your videos in two versions ((even more work ;)) where You make one that is optimised for the people who just want the absolute "bare bones HowTo", and another one that is "deeper but for the noobs", where You also include more "What is happening and why"... Anywhoo it's just a thought, keep the good stuff coming :) Best regards.
You can do `:set paste` in vim to prevent indentation from getting messed up when pasting into vim. You can also use the put command (p key) to paste the text from the clipboard register if that's configured, but I don't know how that's set up in AWS.
Hey chuck, Biggest fan here please reply I'd watch your every single video, by the way how are you ? Take care of your childs and always support to you ❤🖤
I am a cyber security student from the last 3 years. Now i have been offered for two certifications and i can select only one between them one related to AWS and other one is python... i am not good in either any of it. Which one should i select python is field-relatable but now cloud also becoming hot potato and it needs security as well.
good job i mean great job you have helped me soooo much like alot and now i am all good i am still learning but man you have grown and now you are verified i was subscribed to you sense you weren't and i always was like why isn't he because you are great for beginners at those times and my favorite part was you were learning the same as us and i love that keep up the good work Chuck we love you
Hey chuck!! this might sound paranoid but after watching ur video on phishing attacks i am choosing to avoid clicking the links in youtube video descriptions...... your videos are really informative and thats not even the best part!!!! The videos are fun to watch... I hope u keep posting it content on this channel, looking forward to your next video!!!!
found this intriguing, not done anything on AWS or the cloud yet but it is in the future to learn want to get a hang of a few other things first before i tackle cloud based tech.
Chuck - big thanks for bringing this information to us! Letting you know I couldn't find the files for the 2 json templates on the site for the S3 upload. Could I ask you to show me where to look? Appreciate your amazing content!
AWS are horrendous! My account was compromised last month and they still charged me - This I can live with. After several failed attempts to report this to AWS, I'm going to be charged for another month renting a server that I never rented. I've begged for them to close my account - nothing. They have no support and if anything goes wrong, the ONLY way to fix it is to change your entire financial banking. I can't even lodge a formal complaint, they just don't have ANYTHING in place for when things go wrong.
Does the whole thing that you just explained IT does it break down everything for you because I've been trying to get into more of the it field for a little bit and this seems pretty good
