Use Nmap for Tactical Network Reconnaissance [Tutorial] 

Thank you! And thanks for sharing that

!! is really cool. You can even do something like echo "!!"

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it

Thank you Ali! Happy new year

I'm glad other people find this stuff as interesting as I do!

Thank you for watching it!

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It says “I love you”

Your welcome, thanks for watching!

Thanks! That really sweet, means a lot to me. You'll do great in CS!

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Thanks Jonah!

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Learn the commands! They'll make you powerful. Happy new year!

yeah ill defenitely need them. the more you know the more you realise you know nothing

Jeff Groves i was thinking the same thing. I just finished linux 1 and taking linux 2 in a couple of weeks. was kind of cool to see my mind remembering those commands and remembering that >> was append while > would overwrite the file each time. I also thought wait, why is he putting cat after the pipe, but syntax isnt always that important to remember since u figure it out as you go. he obviously has some pretty advanced skills and not everyone is an expert at everything. glad I wasnt the only one to catch that though. you must be a daily linux user or something. it gets pretty complicated so I hope linux 2 is easy for me... I aced linux 1 100 percent so lets see how I do with the security part which is linux 2. take it easy bro.

Thank you so much for mentioning that! I'm still learning some of this myself, and teaching it helps me check myself against the community.

Good luck!

@@NullByteWHT Did you try to learn Linux before you jumped into Kali , or did you just start on Kali and learn to navigate the cli that way ? Personally I tried backtrack first and then soon realized that it wasn't the place to start. So I just grabbed a basic Debian based distro and learned everything I could about Linux. Then when I came back to what is now Kali and can actually understand the how , and the why. Learning the system in and out, then I jumped into networking & hardware, because if your going to understand vulnerabilities sometimes it goes all the way down to a hardware level not just software. For over a year I didn't even look at anything pentesting related. That said , doing it that way its so much easier to pick this stuff up, and I hate the term but I didn't want to be a script kiddie. I know this is getting long. After all is said and done, THEN you have to go back to Windows and learn CMD because how are you going to exploit a machine if you dont know how to control it ! What average Windows user even ever opens CMD its all graphical tools in windows. Its like alright I learned Linux to learn Kali to go back and learn the technical side of windows in order to manipulate it lol. Crazy cycle, but well worth the journey. Without a grasp on cli, networking, hardware, and multiple operating systems its impossible to use Kali to its potential if at all. No one should try and learn Linux on Kali it is not entry level friendly @ ALL. Am I making sense ? Now that I rambled I wanted to know how you decide on the topics for each video. Some of that is based on the Pi itself and its constraints, but not all videos are based on the Pi so I ask.

How long have you been at this from a security based standpoint ?

Thank you for watching them! I appreciate each and every one of these comments

@@NullByteWHT you put a whole lot of work bro.we have to be there when a new video comes out

@@NullByteWHT make few videos about buffer overflows and lfi rfi

@@sheerazali2395 I really like the community! I'm getting a little bored of the format though, I want to start working on something new!

@@NullByteWHT I'll love to be on any projects with you I am not new to cyber security but I am still learning I'll work for free

Christopher thanks for watching! Tell all of your friends about us! 😃

Thanks for the tip seasonedtoker!

Thank you!

Ha! Didn't even read the comments till now, first thing I saw lol.

There is also one at 8:29

because it' very difficult to restart the VM and change it

@@thedoomslayer6526 it was the MAC of the router

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Check out our guide on how to Fully Anonymize Kali with Tor, Whonix, and PIA VPN I think you'll find it helpful. null-byte.wonderhowto.com/how-to/fully-anonymize-kali-with-tor-whonix-pia-vpn-0180040/

Good idea Lal Budha, I've added it to the list of video ideas.

Same here why does this happen Kody help

@I dont know anymore Yeah that would be for hacking with your Android, I believe he means actually hacking Android phones, its un clear but.... Which without user interaction or physical access can prove to be a pretty daunting task. Which entails the ring buffer in the kernel, compromising the WiFi stack, using aireplay-ng to collect frames and then spoofing a network that the phone is calling out to that it has securely connected to previously. Then once its on your fake network that has the phone thinking its home its business as usual from there you still have to gain access to the device some way. and you can use Termux without root , the best route is the kali nethunter rom or pwnie express phone. I say that because a lot of scripts do not work properly because they were meant to be ran on a cell phone. All though I saw a pretty cool video of someone installing ubuntu from git in termux, I guess if you did that and then installed kali tools you might be able to use thing to their full potential.

Mostly everyone has a PC.. Even use a family computer if you have to.

@username yup!