I needed to hear and see this interview. I can't thank you both enough. Im here in America. Im 33 and Im a black male. I've been truck driving the past 4/5 years. Truck driving has change my life and I was able to get a house for me and my children with my wife but now its time for me to follow my passion and to take a step forward into tech specifically sec and networking
Hey man, I am curious how things turned out for you? I am in a similar position, I'm 33, i have been a mechanic for years and I decided to make a change as well. I couldn't agree more, this video, did make make me feel a little old to start, but it left me feeling hopeful!
No. Teaching anything for free is like printing money without goods and services to back it. Sooner than later, you’ll find yourself with inflation. In other words, you’ll end up with a surplus of “educated” people for the job market, dropping wages considerably down . So, no. Free education is not good. It’s a fallacy used by, usually, politicians.
@@imt3206 Have you ever studied something in depth. Watching TH-cam videos doesn't help with it much at all. They are useful to grasp concepts and then continue. That's about it. It's not like people are getting degrees from TH-cam videos. What jobs are you thinking people are entering from TH-cam videos alone exactly and what education bodies are being skipped?
The fact that STÖK absolutely LOVES sharing his knowledge with us all to grow and become better people is MAGIC!!! He's so encouraging, enthusiastic, energetic and excited about dropping knowledge and gems to the world! The one that won me big time about his outlook on the age was his answer, "...as long as you are passionate about it!" Thank you STÖK!!!!!
STÖK is very wise and articulate. I love this content/format and I love how David is asking great questions by empathizing with the viewers. Great content for people like me who are just starting out!
"Age is just a no." My first bug was in the university of cambridge and I've even found one in a fortune 500 company :) However, young ppl don't pay attention to the basics - networking, programming, linux, cryptography. They straight up jump to pentesting. You can't protect/attack something without knowing how it works.
Literally every large learning resource I've found starts and recommends Linux, programming and networking as starting points. So not entirely sure if that's accurate at all
David is such a good interviewer, he really lets the person speak, doesn't feel the need to interrupt and only asks questions when he finds the person says something interesting he would like expanded on. People on TV could take some tips from him for a real satisfying 1 hour interview with the PERSON, not the interviewers points of view. Keep up the fantastic work David.
do you get paid to write this senseless dribble on David's behalf-watch his interviews with "occupy the web" and see how often he interrupts the guy. Nonetheless his channel is otherwise very informative, helps you do you research and move in the right direction
@@davidbombal so are you David. Your channel has introduced me to so many cool/interesting people and inspired me to learn with the goal of changing careers. Thanks for everything.
this interview helped ALOT, started out in ITsupport role 8 years ago, worked that for 5years decided to go to school, I'm about to finish my Sys Admin degree after working a job now that uses it, been doing Support/Sys Admin role for the past 3 years now, and recently had a class about Ethical hacking and security, which made me want to continue my education in the Cyber Security side of things and I LOVE it.
Stök mentioned the Peter Yaworski book, "Real World Bug Hunting". and that's a really good one to have open when you're trying to understand this content. Really great video.
I've been hoping to get a job at Truesec and I've been watching all their videos and Stök is the man. Having you both in one youtube video is something I had to click on. I think I'll try some bug bounties while I wait to join the team.
Absolutely love both of these guys. And I love when people I love do collabs! Right on! Thanks for the awesome advice and content, truly. It really means a lot to those of us who are just starting out. We look at you guys like legends, so it means a lot to see you both giving back so much. Thanks again!!
appreciate this dude for asking the exact right questions for a 16 year old teenager as myself. hopefully i can look back at this comment in 6-8 months and be able to say i can do whatever i put my mind to.
the one thing i picked from this video is that you don't need to learn about every bug types before starting bug bounty . First learn about one type of bugs the find it on real target then move on to the next type
Is there a future for you in Bug Bounty? Can you make money out of buy bounty? Is this a full time or part time job? STÖK answers these questions and many more :) Real answers to real world questions. Are you too young? Are you too young? Can you make lots of money in bug bounty? Is it a full time or part time job? // MENU // 00:00 ▶ Introduction 00:42 ▶ Who is Stök? 02:09 ▶ Stök's Career Journey 05:09 ▶ How Stök got into in Bug Bounty 10:46 ▶ What is a Race Condition and BURP? 14:26 ▶ What is Bug Bounty? 16:30 ▶ Hacking within scope 19:36 ▶ Is Bug Bounty a Full-Time Job? 25:07 ▶ Stök and Truesec 26:26 ▶ Tips For Teenagers To Do Bug Bounty 33:50 ▶ "Teenagers Will Do Better Than You" 34:54 ▶ Basic Skills, Knowledge and Tips for Bug Bounty 38:40 ▶ Guide To Starting Bug Bounty 46:00 ▶ How To Network 48:57 ▶ The Negatives of Bug Bounty 52:25 ▶ Is Bug Bounty For Young People 53:50 ▶ Advice For Young People 57:46 ▶ Is Bug Bounty for "Older" People 01:02:10 ▶ Learn OWASP Top 10 Vulnerable Classes 01:03:38 ▶ The Future: Make sure you understand Web3, Blockchain and NFTs // Connect with David // Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal TH-cam: th-cam.com/users/davidbombal // Connect with STÖK // Twitter: twitter.com/stokfredrik TH-cam: th-cam.com/users/stokfredrik Instagram: instagram.com/stokfredrik/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/fredrikalexandersson/ Twitch: www.twitch.tv/stokfredrik Website: www.stokfredrik.com/ Truesec: www.truesec.com/ If I missed something, please comment below and I'll update this list. // Videos and people mentioned // Top 5 tips to get started in Bug Bounty: th-cam.com/video/CU9Iafc-Igs/w-d-xo.html Network Chuck interview: th-cam.com/video/HbcY1HQtLms/w-d-xo.html Frans Rosén: twitter.com/fransrosen Jobert Abma: twitter.com/jobertabma Jason Haddix: twitter.com/Jhaddix Ben Sadeghipour (Nahamsec): twitter.com/NahamSec Adam Langley: twitter.com/adamtlangley // Companies & organizations mentioned // HackerOne: www.hackerone.com/ Bugcrowd: www.bugcrowd.com/ Intigriti: www.intigriti.com/ CTF Challenge: ctfchallenge.com/ HTB: davidbombal.wiki/htb THM: tryhackme.com/ // MY STUFF // Monitor: amzn.to/3yyF74Y More stuff: www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal // SPONSORS // Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: sponsors@davidbombal.com Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!
Sir please tell all viewers of this channel and users on discord that. If they love cyber attack they should use their skill to save life on Ukraine 🇺🇦. I left message on discord but that rude bot kicked me out 😂. Sir please!! Help Ukraine 🇺🇦
You always have the best guests and topics! Love this! So excited to try more out. Going to watch his videos too now. Keep up the excellent hacking content and free information for the people!
9I've been a fan of your content which has provided me with much educational advice but you got my man STOK!!! So excited for this video. (posted before starting video)
I really missed hearing Stok talk. I know hes been busying and all. Him and Neil Bridges really motiviated me to dive in. Thank David for having him and thank you Stok for speaking.
I am almost 30 doing a psychology degree and I thought that I was too old to start learning hacking, thanks guys for sharing this info, made me feel included and more motivated ❤️
here's some advice I think you should take-don't bother with Hacking unless you've been in IT for many Many years-Theres A TON of stuff u need to know-from server infrastructures-string vulnerabilities in code-6 or more different programming languages-Linux shell privilege shell escalation-windows privilege escalation-data base hacking-sql injections-how a DDOS works-packet interpretations at various OSI levels -the list goes on and on-plus YOU WILL BE COMPETEING AGAINST GUYS LIKE ME! I have been doing this for over 2 decades and im good-i mean really good, and there are just Sooooooo many guys out there that just blow me out of the water..Pick something else-seriously!
Thank you David, this was great. I’m beginning to realize I already have a good foundation to pursue this. I’ve been a system administrator and I can completely understand the mindset needed.
heeeey, once again here is DB with anaother great video. Hacking/Bug bounty is the direction am interested in so much right now. am a Civil Engr by prof. switching sides. i love code. am teaching myself I.T from your course on Udemy, and prog langs: C,C++,C# and Python. nice cource by the way. then will head in the hacking/bug bounty field. looking forward to more of ur great videos, they inspire, u insipre. Love from Malawi
I'm only 35 but I have always been a hardware hacker since before I knew it had a name haha I can remember having to scroll through the floppy disks to play a super simple game with an old joystick and one or two button at the base haha I still have my attributes 2600 along with every other console up to date .. haha i cant let them go and they all run great .. ive been slowly dipping more and more into the software side because now I build things and cobble some code together to make it work instead of having a fine tuned program for it thst would be clean and I've been loving the content, always been a fan but I don't really comment much I lurk while I tinker haha ♥️
Great video. I actually just started an experiment to see if I can become a successful bug bounty hunter starting from Zero. I'm going to document the journey on my vLog channel "along with my Vegas vlogging" but this should be fun. And I'm retired, age 60, so I have plenty of time to fiddle around and learn this. Beats sitting on couch watching TV all day. LOL. I'll have to checkout STOK's channel now.
You are appreciated and every single video you make is a plethora of context that I have needed to decipher decades of rabbit holes! You are making this journey back to the "dark side"... exhilarating! Ha!
He also inspired me but in something else, that is Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and, desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Rickrolling, I almost lost hope in rickrolling, he inspired me to rickroll again and... I rickrolled 10k ppl at the same time in a community server in discord
Another awesome interview....Thanks to both of you...I am in my 30 and started my cyber sec journey from 2022....I learned many things from both of you...#Happy Hacking
Worked for a while back, but newer corporate systems (on web) are next level and low-hanging fruits are rare. I laugh every time I see a PHP hack that doesn't even exist anymore in the corporate world. Yes, you can hit that good one once in a while, but in general, the time spent in relation to revenues isn't good... even poor for most. Don't mistake luck with durability. I do BB for fun, but I work for real profit. And know what, I love what I do and very lucky to be able to do it from anywhere.
If I was into hacking at 16, I'd do this for free if I couldn't get paid for being underaged. The experience is well worth it on its own, it's real life experience and looks great on a resume + verifiable.
It's good content for those who started hacking and have seen his future on IT OR cyber security thanks, David you are such a good and stunning person ❤
Probably the best video up to date. But I have a question. In the video, STÖK mentioned that one should skip university (39:00) if one wants to do red teaming or bounties. I'm 16 and I have a passion for red teaming. Is it worth doing a cyber security degree in university?
It doesn't hurt to get educated. What if you get older and you no longer want to be a pentester? Or you want to apply for a job at a big corporation, but one of the requirements is having a university degree? I would say that giving such advice is very irresponsible. University is a great time in life, you can discover yourself and what you truly want to do in life while not having to worry about a fulltime job. I would say, unless you have a job offer before you start uni, don't skip it.
I needed to hear and see this interview. I can't thank you both enough. Im here in America. Im 33 and Im a black male. I've been truck driving the past 4/5 years. Truck driving has change my life and I was able to get a house for me and my children with my wife but now its time for me to follow my passion and to take a step forward into tech specifically sec and networking
Good luck I'm ready to get out of trucking also.
Hey man, I am curious how things turned out for you? I am in a similar position, I'm 33, i have been a mechanic for years and I decided to make a change as well. I couldn't agree more, this video, did make make me feel a little old to start, but it left me feeling hopeful!
I’m 41 black male truck driver. On the same journey
“Everyone is always hiring if you show up to do the work” excellent quote.
far away from truth though..
@@georgiossakellaridis2608 why?
@@general4601 Junior level positions are very few in general. If you have no exp its quite hard to get hired. Too much supply but little demand.
@@georgiossakellaridis2608 in the EU there are a lot of junior level positions. Idk what you are talking about dude
@@general4601 ok..
Teaching hacking for free is really a good thing for those who cannot afford to pay for it. Really good work by David and Network Chuck
Sharing is caring 😀
No. Teaching anything for free is like printing money without goods and services to back it. Sooner than later, you’ll find yourself with inflation.
In other words, you’ll end up with a surplus of “educated” people for the job market, dropping wages considerably down .
So, no. Free education is not good. It’s a fallacy used by, usually, politicians.
@@imt3206 I wonder how many people commit to learning.
@@imt3206 Have you ever studied something in depth. Watching TH-cam videos doesn't help with it much at all. They are useful to grasp concepts and then continue. That's about it. It's not like people are getting degrees from TH-cam videos.
What jobs are you thinking people are entering from TH-cam videos alone exactly and what education bodies are being skipped?
@@brianrono9629 you’d be surprised by the consequences
The fact that STÖK absolutely LOVES sharing his knowledge with us all to grow and become better people is MAGIC!!! He's so encouraging, enthusiastic, energetic and excited about dropping knowledge and gems to the world! The one that won me big time about his outlook on the age was his answer, "...as long as you are passionate about it!" Thank you STÖK!!!!!
STÖK is very wise and articulate. I love this content/format and I love how David is asking great questions by empathizing with the viewers. Great content for people like me who are just starting out!
"Age is just a no." My first bug was in the university of cambridge and I've even found one in a fortune 500 company :)
However, young ppl don't pay attention to the basics - networking, programming, linux, cryptography. They straight up jump to pentesting. You can't protect/attack something without knowing how it works.
Bro can I get your Instagram I'd
How did you manage to get accepted into Cambridge?
@@imt3206 i didn't get accepted into cambridge...they hv an rvdp and i reported a bug and they gave me a letter of appreciation
Literally every large learning resource I've found starts and recommends Linux, programming and networking as starting points. So not entirely sure if that's accurate at all
Where's the CompTIA A+ at??
David is such a good interviewer, he really lets the person speak, doesn't feel the need to interrupt and only asks questions when he finds the person says something interesting he would like expanded on.
People on TV could take some tips from him for a real satisfying 1 hour interview with the PERSON, not the interviewers points of view.
Keep up the fantastic work David.
do you get paid to write this senseless dribble on David's behalf-watch his interviews with "occupy the web" and see how often he interrupts the guy. Nonetheless his channel is otherwise very informative, helps you do you research and move in the right direction
@@rxtechandtrading thanks for your contribution, I am sure that was worth your effort, move along :)))
@@lfcbpro move along to where? is this some type of contemporary slang i am supposed to be familiar with-lol
Man, I wanna go for a beer with STÖK. He seems like such a cool, likeable guy.
He's an amazing guy!
@@davidbombal so are you David. Your channel has introduced me to so many cool/interesting people and inspired me to learn with the goal of changing careers. Thanks for everything.
this interview helped ALOT,
started out in ITsupport role 8 years ago, worked that for 5years decided to go to school, I'm about to finish my Sys Admin degree after working a job now that uses it, been doing Support/Sys Admin role for the past 3 years now, and recently had a class about Ethical hacking and security, which made me want to continue my education in the Cyber Security side of things and I LOVE it.
Stök mentioned the Peter Yaworski book, "Real World Bug Hunting". and that's a really good one to have open when you're trying to understand this content. Really great video.
I've been hoping to get a job at Truesec and I've been watching all their videos and Stök is the man. Having you both in one youtube video is something I had to click on. I think I'll try some bug bounties while I wait to join the team.
Absolutely love both of these guys. And I love when people I love do collabs! Right on! Thanks for the awesome advice and content, truly. It really means a lot to those of us who are just starting out. We look at you guys like legends, so it means a lot to see you both giving back so much. Thanks again!!
It's never too late as long as you're alive. This was a great watch. Can't believe I watched it in a single sitting
IT student From Kenya, this Helped to make a decision,I've always liked this part of cybersecurity and I'm going all in. Thanks David!
appreciate this dude for asking the exact right questions for a 16 year old teenager as myself. hopefully i can look back at this comment in 6-8 months and be able to say i can do whatever i put my mind to.
the one thing i picked from this video is that you don't need to learn about every bug types before starting bug bounty . First learn about one type of bugs the find it on real target then move on to the next type
This was a really solid chat and the guest is a pleasure to listen to. Reminds me a lot of my outlook.
The most helpful cybersec channel on TH-cam. Always asking the right questions.
Because of Stok i came to know about bug bounty last year . I am very grateful to him for Uploading such contents.
Is there a future for you in Bug Bounty? Can you make money out of buy bounty? Is this a full time or part time job? STÖK answers these questions and many more :)
Real answers to real world questions. Are you too young? Are you too young? Can you make lots of money in bug bounty? Is it a full time or part time job?
// MENU //
00:00 ▶ Introduction
00:42 ▶ Who is Stök?
02:09 ▶ Stök's Career Journey
05:09 ▶ How Stök got into in Bug Bounty
10:46 ▶ What is a Race Condition and BURP?
14:26 ▶ What is Bug Bounty?
16:30 ▶ Hacking within scope
19:36 ▶ Is Bug Bounty a Full-Time Job?
25:07 ▶ Stök and Truesec
26:26 ▶ Tips For Teenagers To Do Bug Bounty
33:50 ▶ "Teenagers Will Do Better Than You"
34:54 ▶ Basic Skills, Knowledge and Tips for Bug Bounty
38:40 ▶ Guide To Starting Bug Bounty
46:00 ▶ How To Network
48:57 ▶ The Negatives of Bug Bounty
52:25 ▶ Is Bug Bounty For Young People
53:50 ▶ Advice For Young People
57:46 ▶ Is Bug Bounty for "Older" People
01:02:10 ▶ Learn OWASP Top 10 Vulnerable Classes
01:03:38 ▶ The Future: Make sure you understand Web3, Blockchain and NFTs
// Connect with David //
Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb
Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal
Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal
Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co
TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal
TH-cam: th-cam.com/users/davidbombal
// Connect with STÖK //
Twitter: twitter.com/stokfredrik
TH-cam: th-cam.com/users/stokfredrik
Instagram: instagram.com/stokfredrik/
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/fredrikalexandersson/
Twitch: www.twitch.tv/stokfredrik
Website: www.stokfredrik.com/
Truesec: www.truesec.com/
If I missed something, please comment below and I'll update this list.
// Videos and people mentioned //
Top 5 tips to get started in Bug Bounty: th-cam.com/video/CU9Iafc-Igs/w-d-xo.html
Network Chuck interview: th-cam.com/video/HbcY1HQtLms/w-d-xo.html
Frans Rosén: twitter.com/fransrosen
Jobert Abma: twitter.com/jobertabma
Jason Haddix: twitter.com/Jhaddix
Ben Sadeghipour (Nahamsec): twitter.com/NahamSec
Adam Langley: twitter.com/adamtlangley
// Companies & organizations mentioned //
HackerOne: www.hackerone.com/
Bugcrowd: www.bugcrowd.com/
Intigriti: www.intigriti.com/
CTF Challenge: ctfchallenge.com/
HTB: davidbombal.wiki/htb
THM: tryhackme.com/
// MY STUFF //
Monitor: amzn.to/3yyF74Y
More stuff: www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal
// SPONSORS //
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Sir please tell all viewers of this channel and users on discord that. If they love cyber attack they should use their skill to save life on Ukraine 🇺🇦. I left message on discord but that rude bot kicked me out 😂. Sir please!! Help Ukraine 🇺🇦
Stok's words really resonated with me. Thanks for this video David!
u guys share such a good vibe ! I think ill come back later to rewatch it to gain more enthusiasm.
David Bombal you are incredible at interviewing people. A master. Always keeps me coming back.
Thank you very much!
Sir, these are the type of videos we learners need. Thank you
Really fun interview. I love the more casual and smiley David. Keep them coming!
love it , I never see shows, but this one I could just listen.
Great interview questions🙋🏽♀️ 39:10. So many gems 💎
You always have the best guests and topics! Love this! So excited to try more out. Going to watch his videos too now. Keep up the excellent hacking content and free information for the people!
Wow, you're knocking it outta the park lately. Another stellar guest, this guy was fantastic!
Learning tons, thank you!
9I've been a fan of your content which has provided me with much educational advice but you got my man STOK!!! So excited for this video. (posted before starting video)
Hope you enjoy the video :)
@@davidbombal always
❤️🙏✌️
I really missed hearing Stok talk. I know hes been busying and all. Him and Neil Bridges really motiviated me to dive in. Thank David for having him and thank you Stok for speaking.
This guy(David) exactly asks the questions that were in mind.
I'm just starting on bug bounty, and yeah, Burp Suite is THE tool for it.
Clever guy…i also work part time (32 h) and do both. But in my main job there isn’t much to do, so i can work on bounty hunting also there….
I am almost 30 doing a psychology degree and I thought that I was too old to start learning hacking, thanks guys for sharing this info, made me feel included and more motivated ❤️
@さくらしゃ that’s why I love this community 😃🤩
here's some advice I think you should take-don't bother with Hacking unless you've been in IT for many Many years-Theres A TON of stuff u need to know-from server infrastructures-string vulnerabilities in code-6 or more different programming languages-Linux shell privilege shell escalation-windows privilege escalation-data base hacking-sql injections-how a DDOS works-packet interpretations at various OSI levels -the list goes on and on-plus YOU WILL BE COMPETEING AGAINST GUYS LIKE ME! I have been doing this for over 2 decades and im good-i mean really good, and there are just Sooooooo many guys out there that just blow me out of the water..Pick something else-seriously!
@@rxtechandtrading dude wtf 😂
@@general4601 im just being honest DUDE!!-would you prefer I BS the guy??
My favourite thing , Bug Bounty ❣️🔥
Hope you enjoy the video!
@@davidbombal yes sir super one ..
St😎k is one of the coolest guest you've interviewed. ✌ great video 👌
Glad you think so Katlego! He is great!
Stök - ADHD @ 44. I totally understand the revelation. I was 50. :)
these both guys are really great teachers in this world.🙌🙌
Thank you David, this was great. I’m beginning to realize I already have a good foundation to pursue this. I’ve been a system administrator and I can completely understand the mindset needed.
heeeey, once again here is DB with anaother great video. Hacking/Bug bounty is the direction am interested in so much right now. am a Civil Engr by prof. switching sides. i love code. am teaching myself I.T from your course on Udemy, and prog langs: C,C++,C# and Python. nice cource by the way. then will head in the hacking/bug bounty field. looking forward to more of ur great videos, they inspire, u insipre. Love from Malawi
This video brought me back from ebb to flow state. 🙏
Sometimes I watch your stuff a bit. Thank you for the content.
That ad right at 34:23 was perfectly timed.
I'm only 35 but I have always been a hardware hacker since before I knew it had a name haha I can remember having to scroll through the floppy disks to play a super simple game with an old joystick and one or two button at the base haha I still have my attributes 2600 along with every other console up to date .. haha i cant let them go and they all run great .. ive been slowly dipping more and more into the software side because now I build things and cobble some code together to make it work instead of having a fine tuned program for it thst would be clean and I've been loving the content, always been a fan but I don't really comment much I lurk while I tinker haha ♥️
Great video. I actually just started an experiment to see if I can become a successful bug bounty hunter starting from Zero. I'm going to document the journey on my vLog channel "along with my Vegas vlogging" but this should be fun. And I'm retired, age 60, so I have plenty of time to fiddle around and learn this. Beats sitting on couch watching TV all day. LOL. I'll have to checkout STOK's channel now.
You are the best ! David and Stok are doing a great work for the community !
David predicted the future 😂😂 18:24
This is a great guidance.
Good work David.
Stok!!!! Cheers to you
As always great content. Thanks to these two great people and to chuck too.
Greetings from Algeria.
this is a really good video! followed stok as well. great vibes and good info! very encouraging.
Thanks David, this was a great interview! :)
Hi David
I really appreciate what you did and continue to do for us.
Your videos are very very very interesting.
Really great video... STÖK has a great personality... good stuff
You are appreciated and every single video you make is a plethora of context that I have needed to decipher decades of rabbit holes! You are making this journey back to the "dark side"... exhilarating! Ha!
This was a great one David, thank you :)
I think it's going to be good for those who are just starting.
I hope so! Lots of great advice for people starting 😀
So glad to see stok on , follow both of you so great interview
Thank you n j!
Just extraordinary !
One of my favourite David Bombal videos!
Hah! I love this guy! Always great guests David!
Thank you!
Thank you sir David u have inspired me in this field
He also inspired me but in something else, that is
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and, desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Rickrolling, I almost lost hope in rickrolling, he inspired me to rickroll again and... I rickrolled 10k ppl at the same time in a community server in discord
On my way to to the vending machine :) thank you it was an awesome talk
I know this guy, I watched him on hack one 3 years ago, what a surprise
Thanks for this ❤
Love from 🇮🇳India
Wow, two of my favourite techie’s in one video 🤤💙
Thanks!
Another awesome video, the tech industry is so big for new people its so helpful to hear where these experts recommend we start
David is my love youtuber and Stok is my love Bug bountry hunter!!!
Another awesome interview....Thanks to both of you...I am in my 30 and started my cyber sec journey from 2022....I learned many things from both of you...#Happy Hacking
Worked for a while back, but newer corporate systems (on web) are next level and low-hanging fruits are rare. I laugh every time I see a PHP hack that doesn't even exist anymore in the corporate world. Yes, you can hit that good one once in a while, but in general, the time spent in relation to revenues isn't good... even poor for most. Don't mistake luck with durability. I do BB for fun, but I work for real profit. And know what, I love what I do and very lucky to be able to do it from anywhere.
Please what exactly do you do?
you are the light in the dark
💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡
I am 17 years old and I am start bug hunting. and I find my 1st bug Xss❣️
If I was into hacking at 16, I'd do this for free if I couldn't get paid for being underaged. The experience is well worth it on its own, it's real life experience and looks great on a resume + verifiable.
thnk u very much for booth of you
what ur doing is great
and again David thank u very much
Thank you so much david ❣love you 3000!
Awesome interview 🎉
Love STÖK such an awesome Collab
Thank you! STÖK is great!
thanks stok its really matters alot to me
Oh yeah! THis is good shit!
Thank you sir for another interview . ❤️
Thank you David , great interview!!
Thank you Andreas!
Love your story STÖK. Very similar background to mine.
It's good content for those who started hacking and have seen his future on IT OR cyber security thanks, David you are such a good and stunning person ❤
Thank you Vivek!
@David Bombal Welcome David I am always grateful for your Knowledge and you' have given us Priceless Study material ... Thank you so much sir ❤
Nice interview!!!
Great info, great interview, great format, great clarifying questions... just excellent
Just the content I was looking for and thinking a lot about lately. Thank you David.
We live for these Moments : 11:59 51:06
Awesome it is so much informative for all .... Thank you so much
54:17 min ........ wait stok is older than 44years that is mind blowing
I am 16 . I got my first bounty for web cache posining.
I'm 22 , any tips for me to get started?
Peter Yaworski's book called Real-World Bug Hunting: A Field Guide to Web Hacking, is fantastic. I have one here.
Probably the best video up to date. But I have a question. In the video, STÖK mentioned that one should skip university (39:00) if one wants to do red teaming or bounties. I'm 16 and I have a passion for red teaming. Is it worth doing a cyber security degree in university?
It doesn't hurt to get educated. What if you get older and you no longer want to be a pentester? Or you want to apply for a job at a big corporation, but one of the requirements is having a university degree? I would say that giving such advice is very irresponsible. University is a great time in life, you can discover yourself and what you truly want to do in life while not having to worry about a fulltime job. I would say, unless you have a job offer before you start uni, don't skip it.
@@daddy9004 Thanks for the advice. Appreciate it.
Thanks for posting this video david 💙
You're welcome!
STÖK! Where've you been!
thank you, this was great
cool man, love it !
Excellent content David
Big fan of u sir. Love from BD❣️❣️
Thank you!
Thanks a lot. I was thinking about this career. Learned many things.
“If you’re an asshole people are gonna know really fast” best saying I’ve ever heard in my life hahaha