Would just like to address that I appreciate the feedback on this video. I understand many people are thrown off my sponsored content. I personally had a lot of fun making this video and found the provided device extremely useful (hence the sponsorship). If you feel I did not provide you any value in the video and simply used it for marketing I apologize. Even when I do sponsored videos I try my best to front load value and information, but clearly in this video I failed. I will happily continue purely educational coding videos but I also have to post what you all click on and engage with. Unfortunately videos such as these perform significantly better than coding content, and as TH-camr I do have to play by the algorithm. Regardless appreciate all your honest feedback!
I would love to see more of this content as hacking and programming go hand in hand. As far as the sponsored content your demo may have been a little to long but people tend to talk about things that they are excited about and I could see that you were so don't be so hard on yourself.
More ethical hacking and cyber security content from you would be awesome. Especially if you are passionate about it. As for feedback I think a lot of people wanted to see a demonstration more then just talking points and the fact that the video basically ends at 8:33 and the rest is an ad kinda sucks.
Hey man, I really liked this video. It was a win-win-win in my opinion. I learned something, you got paid and the company provided their solution to those looking for it. I don't mind it one bit! Keep up the great work!
You’re supposed to at least show some footage of you actually doing what you said you did. You just explained simple networking concepts to talk about your sponsor :/
Didn't watch, just here to say the author probably studied IT for 10 years of his life in order to be able to learn something complex as he claims in just 2 days. Have a nice day!
This is indeed very shameful that someone like tim has turned into clickbaiit misleading content. Tim I would urge you to look into the like and dislike ration and reevaluate whether you shoudle make misleading content like this or not.
You should make a video where you read the code of Mount and Blade: Warband's Module System code because it is written in Python 2.7 which was released in 2010 so, it will be interesting in seeing how Python was written 13 years ago
I am puzzled by this. Some things make no sense to me 1) If a browser is tricked into connecting to an HTTP server, surely the browser would indicate this. 2) You are trusting a closed source device, with no idea what the data does to your data. The most obvious is they use their server. 3) Making a connection from another country can be done free with the Tor Onion browser, which uses a decentralised network. Unlike the device you are promoting, the source is open, so it’s open to public scrutiny. You can be pretty sure any real security professional would not want that device. Personally I would not use it, even if it was provided it free.
I don't see how this device is any more secure or different from other popular vpns? Instead of your traffic going through company x servers its going through other deeper devices. Who is to say that they don't send that traffic to their own servers for data harvesting or the person who controls the device on the other end is not tampering with it. There are many vpns that either have no logging rules, ram based servers, or have had their servers seized by authorities with nothing to be gained.
It is a decentralized network, you cannot just harvest data at your own will. All the other VPN services are centralized, they can tell you whatever they want, but they control your data. People do not realize these are the first steps for the Web3, a truly decentralized and democratic Internet.
Why can't they? It's their hardware and software which is closed source of course. Decentralized things are cool but at the end of the day you are trusting them to get your data where you want it and other then them who is to say they are not collecting traffic going through their devices. These devices are just as secure if not less secure then any vpn.
I think they would have blocks to stop gaming your own device. Plus, a vpn server is a goldmine for data. I’d rather have my privacy be private than have another company make money off my existence.
Been following the project for a while now and as far as I can tell there is no deeper server, had a few more techie friends look into everything connection wise and they couldnt ping a server that actually sees any data, its encrypted before it even leaves my network. I think its better in the sense that Im not connecting to netflix (just for example) with a commerical IP, instead im using a regular persons residential IP that hasnt had 1000s using it, resulting in it being detected as a VPN. There is no way for the end user to tamper with it as its AES encryption. To date no one has been able to crack AES.
@@CarmeloRaul Finally someone is making sense. I am tired of all these guys talking about what they have no idea. I know it is not open source at the moment, the software it is their only technological edge against competition. I know they plan to make it open source once they have a big and robust enough world wide network. At the moment they are present in 152 countries with more than 100k nodes. Once they have reached 1M nodes, they will probably not sell any hardware anymore.
im a huge fan of you and i am from philippines and i really wanted some of your hoodies but its 2,278,93 pesos and its so much i hope i can buy in lower price
I wanted to say that if you see my msg, I have bought Programming expert course and it is utter waste. You are teaching as if its 10 year old learning programming. I took that course thinking it has shown around 251 problems to solve and I get frustrated seeing True or False question, this or that. Have some standard question You have add practice questions. Not 2nd grade questions. Very disappointed and not getting refund too.
you are misleading the info of hacking, you are promoting the wifi router, and you don't even say how to use the command in kali linux, yes all linux OS have a capability in hacking since linux os system directly addressing all devices directly on linux system file that was easy to decode unlike OS windows need OCX or DLL to access any device and can't decrypt DLL and OCX it is not incrypted..
I am starting with my ML journey and I am following Andrew Ng's Standford CS229. No frameworks are required for that class. After doing the mathematics, what is a better framework to do, tf or pytorch?
Funny story, I actually installed an iso of kali linux that I attempted to put on a bootable flash drive. I couldn’t get it to install properly (probably something I personally did wrong) so I gave up on installing it and windows defender would NOT leave me alone about the amount of threats found on the disc image, even after removing it. I couldn’t for the life of me figure out how to remove everything so I just reset my pc lmao
Please sir, i need help I want to learn OpenGL and i need to link the glfw and glut libraries in order to continue but i am using vsCode and i tried lot's of things on the internet but nth worked. Please can you help me ?
@@randymartin5869 He used to call me hacker when he found out that i have instantly hacked his shitty password which was like his name and 123 and 321 and these kinda things, He wonder how i do that.
Wtf, this is becoming a click-baity ad channel. Time to unsubscribe. Where are the good tutorials from back in the day that weren't just shallow videos?
This is an educational video on a coding channel, why not share more details? There are plenty of wifi hacking tutorials, such as the ones you learnt this off of. Stinks this is mainly made to promote the DPN device.
this video teaches absolutely nothing. Just a sponsored video under the hood. Pretty clear the viewers disliked it as well looking from the dislike ratio.
I predict this will be well received. Oh sorry, commented on the wrong video. This was a train wreck. I am a network tech who comes here to learn coding from an awesome coding guy named Tim. One day Capt. Tim wandered outside his wheelhouse and the rest is history. Nice try Tim.
I know that Wi-Fi routers give out a big signal of electromagnetic radiation, and that's why I don't use my router super close to my head all the time because it is protentional harmful to humans. But using this DeeperConnect Air how strong is the signal to intercept your Wi-Fi router, or how does that work? I wouldn't feel safe having a full-on Wi-Fi router sitting next to my head all the time when I'm on the computer, but again I am not very educated on this matter it's just my concerns, so is this like a wifi router's signal, or is it just like the signal a computer sends out which is less strong compared to a wifi router?
wifi radiation isn't dangerous at all. You might wanna look up the spectrum of electromagentic radiation. It isn't energetic enough to cause any effect. Way less dangerous than normal light from the sun.
Who's servers or network endpoints is the decentralized geo-unblocking going through? Like, if you are changing your Peacock source from Canada to North America (US) then your connection must be existing somewhere in the US. That server has the same ability to inspect and manipulate your traffic. If you are not paying any subscription, then I'm curious about what the guarantee is for that network's security.
the main benefit is the enhanced encryption, so yes, you are still passing through your local network gateways but your data is more secure due to the added layer of encryption.
I previously had a lot of respect for you, but this stupid advertisement for a device that quite possibly makes you communication LESS secure, is beyond stupidity.
@@TechWithTim you learned how to use tools. If presented with the task to actually hack or find vulnerabilities you'd be as smart as before you learned how to use the tools.
Would just like to address that I appreciate the feedback on this video. I understand many people are thrown off my sponsored content. I personally had a lot of fun making this video and found the provided device extremely useful (hence the sponsorship). If you feel I did not provide you any value in the video and simply used it for marketing I apologize. Even when I do sponsored videos I try my best to front load value and information, but clearly in this video I failed.
I will happily continue purely educational coding videos but I also have to post what you all click on and engage with. Unfortunately videos such as these perform significantly better than coding content, and as TH-camr I do have to play by the algorithm.
Regardless appreciate all your honest feedback!
I would love to see more of this content as hacking and programming go hand in hand. As far as the sponsored content your demo may have been a little to long but people tend to talk about things that they are excited about and I could see that you were so don't be so hard on yourself.
More ethical hacking and cyber security content from you would be awesome. Especially if you are passionate about it. As for feedback I think a lot of people wanted to see a demonstration more then just talking points and the fact that the video basically ends at 8:33 and the rest is an ad kinda sucks.
But wouldn't i need some specific wifi adapter that can access monitor mode?
Hey man, I really liked this video. It was a win-win-win in my opinion. I learned something, you got paid and the company provided their solution to those looking for it. I don't mind it one bit! Keep up the great work!
"sorry guys, I have to make videos you click on, not videos you want"
That's the definition of a click bait channel.
who is watching this for "educational purposes"
Me 😂
I am finding a video to steal a fighter jet for educational purpose only
Me 😂😂
Kali doesn't have the reputation of being a hacker distro. It IS a hacking distro, created by Offensive Security for penetration testing
😂
Same thing! But fair, could have chosen better wordind.
bro basically just repeated what he said
Average Kali user response
its also a broken p.o.s., like most offsec employees
You’re supposed to at least show some footage of you actually doing what you said you did. You just explained simple networking concepts to talk about your sponsor :/
This is a 15 mins ad instead of a tutorial I expected.
Did you not get any value from the video? I tried my best to explain common network attacks.
@@TechWithTimskids bro, ignore them they just wanted to know how to do it but not the methodology
@@TechWithTimNaah champ , you did you best . And that's all that matters. Good work
I think you didn't do anything. Just made a video for sponsorship.
You didn't get any value or information from the video? I'm sorry to hear that :/
Who is here to steal your father's hotspot when bro changes password 😂yes it feels very 😢
When you configure your laptop to act like router aren't you allowing other hackers hacking routers literally pass through your laptop.?
even if that's true it doesn't matter because you are using a VM.
escape sequences for VM's are easy bro@@TechWithTim
@@TechWithTim You realize if a hacker gets inside your VM through your network, your host isn't safe either right?
Can you please make more mini python for beginner project tutorial? You are a great teacher!! We need more of these videos!!!!
Didn't watch, just here to say the author probably studied IT for 10 years of his life in order to be able to learn something complex as he claims in just 2 days. Have a nice day!
😅
nerd
im a 14 year old degen and i learnt it in a week so says alot about you
This is indeed very shameful that someone like tim has turned into clickbaiit misleading content. Tim I would urge you to look into the like and dislike ration and reevaluate whether you shoudle make misleading content like this or not.
Appreciate your feedback. What type of content would you like to see on the channel going forward?
Not misleading content to fill a sponsored video
It's just for education purpose i g
You should make a video where you read the code of Mount and Blade: Warband's Module System code because it is written in Python 2.7 which was released in 2010 so, it will be interesting in seeing how Python was written 13 years ago
I am puzzled by this. Some things make no sense to me
1) If a browser is tricked into connecting to an HTTP server, surely the browser would indicate this.
2) You are trusting a closed source device, with no idea what the data does to your data. The most obvious is they use their server.
3) Making a connection from another country can be done free with the Tor Onion browser, which uses a decentralised network. Unlike the device you are promoting, the source is open, so it’s open to public scrutiny.
You can be pretty sure any real security professional would not want that device.
Personally I would not use it, even if it was provided it free.
Well this is a decentralized device?
Why even make these videos if you aren't going to fully show/explain how to do it
Did u get any information from the video?
tbh I think he gave enough information that if you did just a little more research you could actually do it.
Im pretty sure thats how you get banned on TH-cam, I dont know if its still a Guideline
I don't see how this device is any more secure or different from other popular vpns? Instead of your traffic going through company x servers its going through other deeper devices. Who is to say that they don't send that traffic to their own servers for data harvesting or the person who controls the device on the other end is not tampering with it. There are many vpns that either have no logging rules, ram based servers, or have had their servers seized by authorities with nothing to be gained.
It is a decentralized network, you cannot just harvest data at your own will. All the other VPN services are centralized, they can tell you whatever they want, but they control your data. People do not realize these are the first steps for the Web3, a truly decentralized and democratic Internet.
Why can't they? It's their hardware and software which is closed source of course. Decentralized things are cool but at the end of the day you are trusting them to get your data where you want it and other then them who is to say they are not collecting traffic going through their devices. These devices are just as secure if not less secure then any vpn.
I think they would have blocks to stop gaming your own device. Plus, a vpn server is a goldmine for data. I’d rather have my privacy be private than have another company make money off my existence.
Been following the project for a while now and as far as I can tell there is no deeper server, had a few more techie friends look into everything connection wise and they couldnt ping a server that actually sees any data, its encrypted before it even leaves my network. I think its better in the sense that Im not connecting to netflix (just for example) with a commerical IP, instead im using a regular persons residential IP that hasnt had 1000s using it, resulting in it being detected as a VPN. There is no way for the end user to tamper with it as its AES encryption. To date no one has been able to crack AES.
@@CarmeloRaul Finally someone is making sense. I am tired of all these guys talking about what they have no idea. I know it is not open source at the moment, the software it is their only technological edge against competition. I know they plan to make it open source once they have a big and robust enough world wide network. At the moment they are present in 152 countries with more than 100k nodes. Once they have reached 1M nodes, they will probably not sell any hardware anymore.
im a huge fan of you and i am from philippines and i really wanted some of your hoodies but its 2,278,93 pesos and its so much i hope i can buy in lower price
First 🙂
Does that device routs your traffic through Tor network?
Did I just watched 15 min long video
I made video about WiFi, simple explanation.
What is the point, why tell us if you are giving us half truth?
I just want wall hacks for cod😢
excellent video! I cant wait to get my Deeper Air!
it cost 139 usd wow expensive
Tim on his villain arc
Watch out...
😂@@TechWithTim
I wanted to say that if you see my msg, I have bought Programming expert course and it is utter waste. You are teaching as if its 10 year old learning programming. I took that course thinking it has shown around 251 problems to solve and I get frustrated seeing True or False question, this or that. Have some standard question You have add practice questions. Not 2nd grade questions. Very disappointed and not getting refund too.
Trendy tutorials these days 😁
@@TechWithTim can u make tutorial on yolo object detection unet image segmentaion
you are misleading the info of hacking, you are promoting the wifi router, and you don't even say how to use the command in kali linux, yes all linux OS have a capability in hacking since linux os system directly addressing all devices directly on linux system file that was easy to decode unlike OS windows need OCX or DLL to access any device and can't decrypt DLL and OCX it is not incrypted..
Hey tim huge fan pls I'm finding it hard to think of TH-cam shorts for a tech channel any ideas
This whole video is basically 15 min long ad, but I still like it 😅
BooooRing
When did you start teaching hacking.
Yawn….
Nerve
Just get an android phone with version below 9.0 Every wifi hacking wii be possible
here before youtube removes this 😂😂
"Do it at home" 😂😂😂
Good video for anyone to follow even if your not techy.
I am starting with my ML journey and I am following Andrew Ng's Standford CS229. No frameworks are required for that class. After doing the mathematics, what is a better framework to do, tf or pytorch?
tf
@@s101077 Why is it preferred over pytorch?
Tensorflow
torch. tf is lagging behind these days
Funny story, I actually installed an iso of kali linux that I attempted to put on a bootable flash drive. I couldn’t get it to install properly (probably something I personally did wrong) so I gave up on installing it and windows defender would NOT leave me alone about the amount of threats found on the disc image, even after removing it. I couldn’t for the life of me figure out how to remove everything so I just reset my pc lmao
That was a bad video from you Tim. You are a good teacher and you don't need these click bait videos...
Please sir, i need help
I want to learn OpenGL and i need to link the glfw and glut libraries in order to continue but i am using vsCode and i tried lot's of things on the internet but nth worked.
Please can you help me ?
thought this video was great, don't understand all the hate towards it.
Thanks!
This Video is about selling products all things are just folks
What have u stepped into hacking vedios 🤔 from programming vedios
When did Tech With Tim start Hacking Videos? This got me thinking...
Learned about that hacking my neighbour wifi back in past.
Haha u don’t want to do that
@@randymartin5869 He used to call me hacker when he found out that i have instantly hacked his shitty password which was like his name and 123 and 321 and these kinda things, He wonder how i do that.
I learned some stuff I guess, but it wasn't what I expected. Also, this video felt so different from your other videos...
Hey what you mean 2 days, 2 days there change to be the password
REally ? 2 days? What took u so long? :DDD
The price of the deeperconnect air will raise to $109 today, get it while you still can!
Wtf, this is becoming a click-baity ad channel. Time to unsubscribe. Where are the good tutorials from back in the day that weren't just shallow videos?
Time to make a new channel called "Hack With Him"
Haha great idea!
You sold us! I have to get that device BADLYYY!
I kinda prefer sql injection, ddos attack , and phishing
Bro make a series on a final year project for a cs student, its a request.
The thing on behind is a fan? Never seen that before.
Others say don’t try this at home but this guy” do it at home”
🗣️WHATS THE WI FI IN HERE?!
I need a better ad-blocker to defend myself from this kind of attacks.
Deeper Network Devices have ad-blocking
All deeper devices have adblocking, parental control!! Every update brings new improvements on adblocking :D
I would need ad-blocking in the comment section too.
You should stick to coding 😅
You gut out the snakewoman
So how do you get this.
The simplicity and casualness of Tim's explanations is a breath of fresh air
This is an educational video on a coding channel, why not share more details? There are plenty of wifi hacking tutorials, such as the ones you learnt this off of. Stinks this is mainly made to promote the DPN device.
this video teaches absolutely nothing. Just a sponsored video under the hood. Pretty clear the viewers disliked it as well looking from the dislike ratio.
Totally agree with you. It is more about selling the product, not about educating us.
thx :)
Your'e a nice hacker appreciated it man
Sure you did Tim
WOW THANKS BRO❤
No problem!
65TH
So we can learn anything with tutorials
I predict this will be well received. Oh sorry, commented on the wrong video. This was a train wreck.
I am a network tech who comes here to learn coding from an awesome coding guy named Tim. One day Capt. Tim wandered outside his wheelhouse and the rest is history. Nice try Tim.
That's what Tim does nowadays, just ads without any substance, unfortunately
tim the goat
A tutorial on python scripting for Wi-Fi hacking would be cool too
Thanks for the video. Looks like a useful device. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
This is unexpected
yes
Speak about file handling I have exams
i have a video on python automation that discusses that!
@@TechWithTim ok thanks man👍
I really love the network and love the idea of hardware vpn.
Okay but if it is illegal then why show how to do it? I’m curious.
Watch the entire video first...
Oh this for educational purposes only. Sorry.
It's to promote his sponsor
I know that Wi-Fi routers give out a big signal of electromagnetic radiation, and that's why I don't use my router super close to my head all the time because it is protentional harmful to humans.
But using this DeeperConnect Air how strong is the signal to intercept your Wi-Fi router, or how does that work?
I wouldn't feel safe having a full-on Wi-Fi router sitting next to my head all the time when I'm on the computer, but again I am not very educated on this matter it's just my concerns, so is this like a wifi router's signal, or is it just like the signal a computer sends out which is less strong compared to a wifi router?
wifi radiation isn't dangerous at all. You might wanna look up the spectrum of electromagentic radiation. It isn't energetic enough to cause any effect. Way less dangerous than normal light from the sun.
Who's servers or network endpoints is the decentralized geo-unblocking going through? Like, if you are changing your Peacock source from Canada to North America (US) then your connection must be existing somewhere in the US. That server has the same ability to inspect and manipulate your traffic.
If you are not paying any subscription, then I'm curious about what the guarantee is for that network's security.
Anyone who wants it to. It's like a regular blockchain network, anyone can create a node.
it is kind of like using the tor browser but for an entire network
Another users just like you plays as a server, but he cannot access, inspect or manipulate your traffic!
@@TechWithTim "blockchain network" is an extremely funny way of saying "TOR browser but expensive"
How is it more secure using a VPN when the traffic goes through the router and modem anyway?
the main benefit is the enhanced encryption, so yes, you are still passing through your local network gateways but your data is more secure due to the added layer of encryption.
@@TechWithTim Ahh, of course! Thanks! :)
np!@@Leah-qf7nh
It’s like a pre screening of ur internet I guess, and decentralized servers are more secure than centralized servers
lol, tell that to anonymous@@randymartin5869
Great video 🎉
Thank you 😁
Absolutely blown away by this product showcase! The innovation and design look top-notch. Can't wait to get my hands on one. Well done!
I previously had a lot of respect for you, but this stupid advertisement for a device that quite possibly makes you communication LESS secure, is beyond stupidity.
Great video, you answered all of my questions. I might actually consider getting one of those.
You didn't learn how to hack wifi. People who wrote the tools learned and developed it.
So did you not learn english? The people that invented and crafted the language did?
@@TechWithTim you learned how to use tools. If presented with the task to actually hack or find vulnerabilities you'd be as smart as before you learned how to use the tools.
it is like an airplane pilots today didn't invent them but they know how to use them
am buying that thing!!!
bro whats up withe the drama like, boom and the electric shots between router and cleint..😂😂😂
Because it makes people like you comment 😏
I personally loved it@@TechWithTim
Well, now we have to be careful about Tim stealing our passwords
yours was surprising: "ILoveTim1234"
...@@TechWithTim
This is the second video I have watched on TH-cam when they are advertising this device
This product is a game-changer. Eagerly waiting for mine!
Do you feel like transiting into cybersecurity/ethical hacking
It's something that has interested me for a while! Wouldn't be something I'd make a main focus but I'd love to keep learning more about it.
Tim I’m a fan but this is disappointing brother