I Paid Security Professionals on Fiverr to Teach Me Cybersecurity...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- I decided to follow a popular trend on TH-cam, but with a twist... I paid sellers on Fiverr to teach me anything related to "cybersecurity." Intrigued to see what kind of training I would receive, I documented my entire process from search, discover, training, and review.
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haha, such a great idea for a video
My fav TH-camr ♥️♥️♥️😍
love ...LiveOverFlow..
you are a god amongst men
yo pay them to find those dem flags
@@trapOrdoom ok?
I wanted this type of videos too from you thank you so much
Great video! Will be sure to subscribe. I will be starting my second year in college and working to get into cyber security I have heard different things and was glad to hear that the college degree is worth getting. Great stuff keep it up!
MIT offers on edx MIT online education. And you will get certification
Grant, Great Video. I am a Pre-Sales Solutions/Network Engineer looking to get my CyberSecurity BS Degree. Your in-sign has been a great help. Keep up the great work. I am working my way through your videos. thank you for all you do.
-jr
Found your channel today, subscribed! Great video!
I believe that this will keep "freelancers" honest
Nice Impact Theory tee.
Not to be that guy but It's actually pronounced more like
Gau as in GOne and har like her
So Goher
Would be really cool to see you play over the wire and see far in you can get! Over the wire is a great hands on lab IMO
The best idea worth a debate still is the need for a degree in cybersecurity. The last guy has 6y, that's fine, but it would be a great idea to find someone with at least 10y. I'm not saying that this person with 10y experience would have a different idea. It's just about the time and experience different people hold. Nevertheless, thank you for sharing this video!
Bro teach some kali linux tools to use
love the shirt mate
Wonderful content
College computer science and computer info systems are two good majors.
LordThunder you should work on a security + certification as well, it’ll help your job security tremendously. I did so during a slow month in my universities library.
your discord server is full, i think you have a limit for members, could you please fix it?
and ty for the video, really entertaining
I've seen Chris on LinkedIn before, I just cannot remember his name.
Another Devon Crawford??
A wanna-be Devin Crawford who isn't nearly as talented. 😂 He's a big inspiration!
#keepitup
What do you think about CISSP certification?
I am saying... Your eyes are awesome.
Just do an internship
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Will it be useful to me to complete data science in Bachelor's degree and cyber security in Master's degree to become cyber security professional.
spot boy an undergrad is more than enough, a masters is a waste of money imo
@@LunaOoze this
How much work experience do you have in cyber-security?
Nice video, I use LinkedIn learning.
Do you like LinkedIn Learning?
@@collinsinfosec I love it, we have access to hack the box machines(dedicated for LinkedIn learning).
>saying "individuals" instead of people
I expected something different but nonetheless awesome video
Damn these people charge so much....
Bro just go to university and learn all that
I think you should do a video on 5G
The real question is how much does this cost? Cause not everyone here has da money to afford this, I think it's safe to assume we are all broke college students.
😂
Hey Grant. I’ve been in the industry for 10 years and would love to answer your questions regarding soft skills and career info. Let me know.
you r cybersecurity person and you don't noo about wireshark 👉🤣🤣
Please Arabic translation 🙂💔
you paid and shared to us for free without ads, thanks again grant, been a subscriber for a long time here. I'm currently at my senior years and looking up to get a Cyber Security Degree at college
I’m an IT Security Analyst. I’ll happily give tips at no cost. Just happy to help usher more people into this field.
I'm interested in any info you have to offer. Thanks!
Hi Josh! Would it be possible to DM you? Best regards. Viraj, Sydney, Australia.
Hey Josh. Would love advice
Cindy Delva yes. Feel free to ask questions.
Viraj yes and apologies for the delayed response.
hello, i'm a sophomore in Vietnam. I'm currently majoring in CyberSec. Can i ask you a question ?. I've read some news and they said "AI is going to steal CyberSec jobs". Is this true or not ? i've also asked some people and they said "AI will only help automate the mundane tasks involved, there are so many sectors of CyberSec, most of which cannot be automated".
Thank you very much bro !!!
I think you've just answered your own question. I am also studying InfoSec and I don't see machines stealing our jobs any time soon, stop worrying about that and just focus on honing your skills for the time being bud.
@@neloangelo__13 that is what i also think .
I agree with Jake here 100%. Right now, I would focus on your skill and not worry about AI. We can always come up with excuses to why cybersecurity won't be a thing in the future, but we can't predict the perfect future. What you can focus on right now is the present!
@@collinsinfosec thanks !
Certainly AI/ML is being added to lots of "Cyber" tools to help sell their products, and some do actually help cut down on noise, Although by using AL/ML to reduce the the number of false positive dose not take into account when your systems have been misconfigured and creating alerts that could be potentially be an attacker, using ML may accually hide some real attack due to the ML tuning the alerts out.
Companies by Cyber products as they believe buying a tool will make them secure, in reality you still need someone who understands Cyber to really help keep the company secure. It's not buy this tool and you will be safe, it's a on going process that is moving all the time.
You will find that most companies fail on security by not doing the basics, for example, knowing what Assets they have, who has access to what and patching. This is all the boring stuff that IT fails to do properly.
I really don't like when people bash getting a college education. Most employers filter resumes to degree holders. Having graduated with a degree in Computer Information Systems, it was well worth the experience.
@benzo Thankfully, in my education, the professors I had were excellent. There is not a problem with learning on one's own, but getting a job will certainly be an undertaking. The hospital I worked in required a bachelors degree as well as the government jobs; I lived in San Diego, so defense contractor jobs are prevalent.
This is absolutely true IMO because you'll often find real life applications in the job itself and not the degree.
This, especially HR, they love people with college degrees.
So he booked a session for 20$ for someone who teaches him wireshark and booked a guy that basically told him "learn the basics". I dunno but seems to me that he could have learned that by just browsing the web... and if he wants his questions answered, Udemy seems to give you more for your money
Great video. I love OSINT and social Engineering. Infosec in general, I love.
I envy you, you sat straight the entire time I can't do that due to my "gaming disorder"
Same lol.
I can teach anything in cybersecurity for free of cost 😁 and have been doing same by conducting free of cost hands on workshops for penetration testing in my university to students. If you ever wanna know about IoT security and cryptography would love to help you out...
How about posting something on using fuzzers such as AFL to test the kernel?
@@pgoeds7420 sure thing, definitely something I should explore to upgrade my skills.
CJHackerz can I have your email address?
i'm working on an IoT project and would appreciate a bit of insight into this
How do we get hold of you?
awesome. I'm actually using ITProTV for a lot of learning, I also have a subscription to 2600 which is awesome. I'm going to check out professor messer, sounds good.
Professor Messer is a great trainer! Highly recommended!
hey!can u tell me what is 2600??
CLEAR TEXT FTW.
Thanks Grant had my conference with Chris today.
security.stackexchange.com/
grc.com to check your computer's security
then check every day for new uncovered exploits
This Chris guy said a lot of common sense thing I have ever heard. Legit every single of his advice is like reddit advices.
Which monitor is that ?
8:42 😂😂😂. No it doesn’t mate
To all reading this: 99% of cyber field is selling instructions about cybersecurity. There are no jobs. You’re not going to take a few certs and get $90k starting. Nobody is hiring, even though they say they are. If you get a help desk position without 5 years min experience, consider yourself extremely lucky
Which country are you in if I may ask? Location matters a lot when it comes to getting a job
DE BO DAA
Seems like he is trying to prove a point or in a race to put this video out. Whatever it takes to make the world go around.
you can get Keith Barker's wireshark or some off plurasight?
Security Now and 2600? Those are ok but lots of better stuff out there.
ive noticed different degrees for cyber security. whats field is a good field for cybersecurity degree.
Great video as always Grant! Thanks a lot bro!
Can anybody enlighten me on writing white papers ? whats and how ?
Thanks man for the video it is great
Good video
So how much you getting from cyber security?
Really cool idea, maybe seo could be next.
Hey I think you should see HackerSploit Channel And he is offering avery good courses
protip convert your audio to monotone.
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Brother is onling learning better.
It depends on your preference! everyone's learning style is a bit different. For me personally, I like a combination of both. Online learning for personal projects / use. In-person learning for college classes.
I understand the idea of the video but why not spend the money on Udemy or CBT Nuggets courses etc?
lol who wants the ip of the guy on skype XDD
Subscribed ...
Someone sum up the video, I don't have time to watch. Thanks.
How should you be sending credentials the safe way ?
Just don't send them at all (Read about Diffie Hellman), or encrypt the transport (Read about TLS and SSH).