You need to learn Linux. I've said this for a very long time. Occupy The Web says the same thing - if you want to learn hacking, you need to lean Linux. This is a fundamental skill. This is episode 4 of the series. Episode 1: th-cam.com/video/YJUVNlmIO6E/w-d-xo.html Episode 2: th-cam.com/video/8z-s5KQ9DbI/w-d-xo.html Episode 3: th-cam.com/video/t96iOUxC27M/w-d-xo.html // Occupy The Web Books // Linux Basics for Hackers: amzn.to/3JlAQXe Getting Started Becoming a Master Hacker: amzn.to/3qCQbvh Network Basics for hackers: amzn.to/3W1iiCQ Top Hacking Books you need to read: th-cam.com/video/trPJaCGBbKU/w-d-xo.html // OTW Discount // Use the code BOMBAL to get a 20% discount off anything from OTW's website: davidbombal.wiki/otw Direct links to courses: Pro Subscriber: davidbombal.wiki/otwprosub // Occupy The Web SOCIAL // Twitter: twitter.com/three_cube // Mr Robot Playlist // th-cam.com/play/PLhfrWIlLOoKNYR8uvEXSAzDfKGAPIDB8q.html // David's SOCIAL // 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 // MY STUFF // www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal // SPONSORS // Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: sponsors@davidbombal.com // MENU // 00:00 - Coming up 00:19 - Intro 02:03 - Chapter 4 Adding and removing software 02:56 - Package Manager 03:33 - Red hat 04:35 - Downloading repository 05:48 - Installing snort 06:43 - Adding other repositories 08:29 - What happens when adding repositories 09:32 - Risk of putting any repositories 10:37 - Installing bluez 11:43 - Removing software 12:11 - Removing all traces of software 12:30 - How to update your packages 14:00 - VM WARE is little better than Virtual box 14:50 - A Gui based package to download new software 15:27 - Synaptic package manager 17:39 - Learning CLI 19:14 - Other ways to get software 20:54 - A python package manager 22:31 - Shodan searches 24:43 - Other tools not installed by default 25:55 - More tutorials in future 26:23 - Where to reach out to learn more 27:26 - Outro // Detailed outline of topics // 00:00:00: Introduction to Cybersecurity and Hacking 00:00:04: Discussing New Tools and Repositories 00:00:31: Overview of Linux Basics for Hackers Book 00:00:39: Adding and Removing Software 00:02:50: Introduction to Package Managers in Linux 00:03:27: Understanding Debian, Ubuntu, and Kali Package Managers 00:04:29: Exploring Software Packages and Installation with apt 00:05:47: Installing and Managing Software like Snort 00:06:38: Adding Repositories and Managing Dependencies 00:07:05: Using Kali Repositories for Specific Tools 00:07:13: Accessing Administration Tools in Different Repositories 00:07:24: Editing Repository Configuration Files 00:07:55: Adding Debian, Kali, and Parrot Repositories 00:08:20: Repository Priority and Search Order 00:10:33: Installing and Managing Bluetooth Management Software (BlueEZ) 00:11:47: Removing and Purging Software Packages 00:12:32: Updating Package Lists with apt 00:13:43: Upgrading Packages and Managing System Space 00:13:56: Comparison Between VMware and VirtualBox 00:14:48: Introduction to GUI-Based Package Management (Synaptic) 00:15:01: Installing Synaptic for GUI-Based Software Installation 00:15:27: Demonstrating Synaptic Package Manager 00:15:45: Using Synaptic to Search and Install Bluetooth Packages 00:15:58: Exploring MySQL Packages in Synaptic 00:16:14: Discussion on MySQL and MariaDB 00:16:54: Using Synaptic for Selecting and Installing Software 00:17:49: Everyone starts from zero in Cybersecurity 00:19:28: Downloading Software from GitHub with Git Clone 00:19:53: Using GitHub to Access Bluetooth Hacking Tools 00:20:42: Explaining the Use of Perl Scripts in Bluetooth Hacking 00:20:55: Introducing PIP, the Python Package Manager 00:21:31: Installing Python 3 Package Manager with PIP 3 00:21:57: Using PIP 3 to Install Shodan for Command Line Operations 00:22:34: Demonstrating Shodan Command Line Interface 00:24:18: Exploring Shodan Search Commands for Specific Countries 00:24:51: Introduction to Ruby's Package Manager, Gem 00:25:13: Installing Tools with Gem 00:25:39: Overview of Different Software Installation Methods in Kali 00:25:59: Encouraging New Learners in Cybersecurity linux kali linux ubuntu parrot os otw occupy the web internet of things hack hacking hacker cybersecurity 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! Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.
Please Sir I need your assistance, am a Noble person which am trying to get my family bread to eat.. my question I did ordered a clone cards from someone and it's been a lot' of mistrust and forcing to pay him more sir. I don't if you can assist to get to the right way sir. Idk mind support me with link that can purchase from sir, please assist me.
Welcome back OTW!! im tyring my damn hardest to be in cybersecurity, after failing miserably at Data Science (bad timing on my part).. thanks David and OTW
The gui is the best part of Manjaro. It’s made it so easy to learn the command line, while still being able to do things without it. It all just works so beautifully, right out of the box.
Wow. Thanks so much David. I am really gaining some sound knowledge with these podcasts. Its been a real help. I have been using Kali since Episode 1 and its been a great learning experience.Thanks. Hope to get Episode 5💪
I have been watching your videos for a couple years now and I always learn something from them because of the way you explain what’s happening, relating it to situations and scenarios that make it click. A-HA! I would love to have a 1-on-1 conversation with you if you have time. I have some things I want to share with you about my situation and would love to hear your thoughts, suggestions and advice. I hope to hear from you soon. Thanks
Another excellent video, I have the book but i find learning by doing so much more intuitive, the book becoming a reference stuffed with paper notes on how i did things on my systems 😂 thanks so much for the valuable information presented in a straightforward way. 👍👍
What an great content! This series is extremely informative and well explained. I started learning and using Linux as my everyday machine because of both your and OTW. Not to mentioned, I asked my friends to buy me the otw books series for my birthday next month so that I can enhance my skills. Mr. David, is there a part5 for this series? Thank you for providing these great contents for free.
You've sort of talked about this in one of your shorts, but at 25:15, instead of pressing up, going to the start of the line, then inserting sudo, you can simply do “sudo !!” and Linux automatically replaces the “!!” with the last command used
Just wanted to say thankyou to both of you for these great videos. At 47 I'm just starting to dabble with linux and python as a hobby and your channel is both entertaining and informative. 🤜🤛
*_LOVING_* This series, guys I'm NOT a "LINUX Guy" but I'm setting up an old machine to begin running it now.... bc "Occupy The Web" is correct. We gotta bite the bullet & learn, ...we shouldA done so a LONG _Long_ time ago. Anyone who THINKS they are "technical" --- needs to learn if you "Know" _WinBlows_ .... you ain't "Technical"
I watch this even though I know most of this because I know there's might be something that I didn't know about. BTW, love the show Mr. Robot, I started watching it thanks to OTW!!
David bombal adoro seus vídeos e conteúdos muito excelente ótimo seu trabalho e muito importante na atualidade que vivemos a é será nas futuras gerações sobre Tecnologia...... Você e muito inteligente e tem um dom sobre hacker ou Cyber segurança Cyber segurança DEUS TE ABENÇOE Amém sou muito seu fã
Hey David, have you considered bringing 'Ryan M. Montgomery' for your interview? It would be really awesome if you could interview him. Thank you for the great content!
A video on kali for Ubuntu might be a good idea(I use lubuntu n just found it, clearing my whole kali partition which is nice) Also luks nuke installation would be cool (I found it after kali on Ubuntu, using synaptic) When I tested the nuke password after installing another lububtu installation (where I had kali) it actually worked... Just a random video idea, as so many new Linux users try Ubuntu (I liked arch n slax, but now am a Debian guy n like the distros after using rpi that are lightweight and I like Ubuntus help forums n such so I decided lubuntu- barbebones lightweight no frills.. perfect for me) Just an idea for a video to ease new Linux users into kali, or people who've used Ubuntu so long they don't wanna change, I think the github is kali-on-Ubuntu or ububtu-with-kali something like that Tho maybe it's too niche a topic for a video... Anyways lobe the channel n just helping engagement, while maybe mentioning something that might be interesting, or will help someone else who was unaware of all this
Also maybe it'll give some light Ubuntu or lu/xu/any Ubuntu flavor users *WANT* to learn Linux more or practice things covered in your videos without making a whole hearted Kali switch (or USB w persistence) or who just get lost in Kalis User interface, or prefer their current distro setup
I still was getting an error after adding the repository for debian. had to look it up and to sudo apt-get update, then install and it worked for me. love these videos and OTW explanations.
Hi David, great video as usual. Im having problems adding the kali library to my ubuntu system. I added the link as OTW showed on his sources list. However when i try to use it im getting a public key not available error. Ive searched for a fix but cant seem to find a working key, any chance you can point me in the right direction? Many thanks
I'm just so overwhelmed. I got thrown into learning linux because I couldn't get rid of these scammers that tricked me. And couldn't afford the pros. So now I'm stuck trying to learn linux. Not to mention I accidently ran the linux shell script on a windows. So... there's that 🙈
😂😂😂 I’ve always had Linux on my computers, but never started to actually use it, until about 4 weeks ago. I have the goal of becoming a pentester now, so I now have a real reason to, and real stuff to use with it. Get Linux basics for hackers. The amount I’ve learned from it is absolutely wild. Once you finish it, get some books on shell scripting. I’m gonna go back to a few chapters that are towards the end of LBFH, once I really get the other IT basics down.
I'm using a certain distro that starts with an "a" along with hyperland and it supports my Nvidia GPU better than Windows once I got it working correctly. Which is honestly insane and I think very rare
I just don't know how to fix it, but same here I strive to be a cyber security professional one day now, they've had my life a mess for over a year and a half now, they turned my home wifi router into a public router and have been living in the shadows for God knows how long and have done unimaginable amount of damage to my mental health, and not being in a financial situation to pay someone to fix every device in my house. I'm really stuck, it's hard to navigate in the terminal, and running that linux bash script on the windows computer. After they scammed me and I was just trying to download IT tool to help and I accidently installed it as root, bc I followed the windows video word for word, instead of "do u want to trust this program" as i was thinking it was going to, it asked if I was "installing as root" later I find a Wireshark network after resetting the network adapter. And putting all that info together, the possibilities in your imagination can do the rest. Lol.
this is going to sound really fuckt up....but im really in love with your voiceś.....they are so calm and alpha like......i know im fucking wired wrong :D but seriously. love listining to you bouth talk. its so calming. and the topic is golden ;)
Sir can u pls make a video guide for flashing nethunter for OnePlus 7t Indian variant ,,no videos or guides for OnePlus 7t Indian variant in TH-cam pls sir❤
does it bother anyone else than Debian and Kali repos default to http and not https? first thing I do on a fresh install is to change the repos to https
@@davidbombal dear Mr David I am a very good friend of you and I do have some really problems that I have to share with you whether you can solve my problems and I'm and I'm from Afghanistan I have been working with the DGI like defense group Inc.l in Afghanistan there was subcontractors where the eyes have and removed to Canada Calgary now as I'm feeling my old system that touches that I'm using they all are like encrypted that I would like you guys or your team members as a friendly if you can help me I lost my family I lost my two children and just I want in my life back but how I don't know 🙏👍
hello this is rihan from afghanistan i see most of your video (plz send me a free link of your udemy course plz i don't have mony but i really love to be a hacker . mony do n't let to reach to my dreams (if you can help plz help me ) thanks david and otw ❤❤❤
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You need to learn Linux. I've said this for a very long time. Occupy The Web says the same thing - if you want to learn hacking, you need to lean Linux. This is a fundamental skill.
This is episode 4 of the series.
Episode 1: th-cam.com/video/YJUVNlmIO6E/w-d-xo.html
Episode 2: th-cam.com/video/8z-s5KQ9DbI/w-d-xo.html
Episode 3: th-cam.com/video/t96iOUxC27M/w-d-xo.html
// Occupy The Web Books //
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// MENU //
00:00 - Coming up
00:19 - Intro
02:03 - Chapter 4 Adding and removing software
02:56 - Package Manager
03:33 - Red hat
04:35 - Downloading repository
05:48 - Installing snort
06:43 - Adding other repositories
08:29 - What happens when adding repositories
09:32 - Risk of putting any repositories
10:37 - Installing bluez
11:43 - Removing software
12:11 - Removing all traces of software
12:30 - How to update your packages
14:00 - VM WARE is little better than Virtual box
14:50 - A Gui based package to download new software
15:27 - Synaptic package manager
17:39 - Learning CLI
19:14 - Other ways to get software
20:54 - A python package manager
22:31 - Shodan searches
24:43 - Other tools not installed by default
25:55 - More tutorials in future
26:23 - Where to reach out to learn more
27:26 - Outro
// Detailed outline of topics //
00:00:00: Introduction to Cybersecurity and Hacking
00:00:04: Discussing New Tools and Repositories
00:00:31: Overview of Linux Basics for Hackers Book
00:00:39: Adding and Removing Software
00:02:50: Introduction to Package Managers in Linux
00:03:27: Understanding Debian, Ubuntu, and Kali Package Managers
00:04:29: Exploring Software Packages and Installation with apt
00:05:47: Installing and Managing Software like Snort
00:06:38: Adding Repositories and Managing Dependencies
00:07:05: Using Kali Repositories for Specific Tools
00:07:13: Accessing Administration Tools in Different Repositories
00:07:24: Editing Repository Configuration Files
00:07:55: Adding Debian, Kali, and Parrot Repositories
00:08:20: Repository Priority and Search Order
00:10:33: Installing and Managing Bluetooth Management Software (BlueEZ)
00:11:47: Removing and Purging Software Packages
00:12:32: Updating Package Lists with apt
00:13:43: Upgrading Packages and Managing System Space
00:13:56: Comparison Between VMware and VirtualBox
00:14:48: Introduction to GUI-Based Package Management (Synaptic)
00:15:01: Installing Synaptic for GUI-Based Software Installation
00:15:27: Demonstrating Synaptic Package Manager
00:15:45: Using Synaptic to Search and Install Bluetooth Packages
00:15:58: Exploring MySQL Packages in Synaptic
00:16:14: Discussion on MySQL and MariaDB
00:16:54: Using Synaptic for Selecting and Installing Software
00:17:49: Everyone starts from zero in Cybersecurity
00:19:28: Downloading Software from GitHub with Git Clone
00:19:53: Using GitHub to Access Bluetooth Hacking Tools
00:20:42: Explaining the Use of Perl Scripts in Bluetooth Hacking
00:20:55: Introducing PIP, the Python Package Manager
00:21:31: Installing Python 3 Package Manager with PIP 3
00:21:57: Using PIP 3 to Install Shodan for Command Line Operations
00:22:34: Demonstrating Shodan Command Line Interface
00:24:18: Exploring Shodan Search Commands for Specific Countries
00:24:51: Introduction to Ruby's Package Manager, Gem
00:25:13: Installing Tools with Gem
00:25:39: Overview of Different Software Installation Methods in Kali
00:25:59: Encouraging New Learners in Cybersecurity
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Linux comes first always
Which is better to install Kali or parrot
Amazon is not available in my city . Is there any other way to buy the books?
Please Sir I need your assistance, am a Noble person which am trying to get my family bread to eat.. my question I did ordered a clone cards from someone and it's been a lot' of mistrust and forcing to pay him more sir. I don't if you can assist to get to the right way sir. Idk mind support me with link that can purchase from sir, please assist me.
OTW & David Bombal - two grandmasters in the world of IT, Linux & Ethical Hacking. I'm learning so much about Linux & EH from both of you gentlemen.
don’t forget network with chuck also
The man that got me hooked on I.T. Thanks!
Very happy to hear that!
Welcome back OTW!! im tyring my damn hardest to be in cybersecurity, after failing miserably at Data Science (bad timing on my part).. thanks David and OTW
Love when you have OTW on your video s. A lot to learn
Glad to hear it!
These are the kinds of lectures where I could sit down for hours on end and actively be engaged and learning. Great job guys.
My favorite lecturers return and congrats on your fast execution!
Thank you!
The gui is the best part of Manjaro. It’s made it so easy to learn the command line, while still being able to do things without it. It all just works so beautifully, right out of the box.
Please, never stop continuation oft this series
Love OTW. I have Linux basics for hackers and getting started becoming a master hacker. Looking forward to collecting more books as well.
Wow. Thanks so much David. I am really gaining some sound knowledge with these podcasts. Its been a real help. I have been using Kali since Episode 1 and its been a great learning experience.Thanks. Hope to get Episode 5💪
Great to see you David and OTW! Love the Shodan command line.
I have been watching your videos for a couple years now and I always learn something from them because of the way you explain what’s happening, relating it to situations and scenarios that make it click. A-HA! I would love to have a 1-on-1 conversation with you if you have time. I have some things I want to share with you about my situation and would love to hear your thoughts, suggestions and advice. I hope to hear from you soon. Thanks
We all know that David is really OTW, but we pretend we don't :)
It is great the way he edits the video so it is a chat with himself.
Lol yeah I was thinking this
Another excellent video, I have the book but i find learning by doing so much more intuitive, the book becoming a reference stuffed with paper notes on how i did things on my systems 😂 thanks so much for the valuable information presented in a straightforward way. 👍👍
I like that how things are going in a manner for better understanding.
~You got a new student
Before even viewing, I can say this with confidence, "This is going to be good".
Thank you OTW appreciating you, introducing new concepts not covered on you Book
What an great content! This series is extremely informative and well explained. I started learning and using Linux as my everyday machine because of both your and OTW. Not to mentioned, I asked my friends to buy me the otw books series for my birthday next month so that I can enhance my skills. Mr. David, is there a part5 for this series? Thank you for providing these great contents for free.
You've sort of talked about this in one of your shorts, but at 25:15, instead of pressing up, going to the start of the line, then inserting sudo, you can simply do “sudo !!” and Linux automatically replaces the “!!” with the last command used
Thanks!
Just wanted to say thankyou to both of you for these great videos. At 47 I'm just starting to dabble with linux and python as a hobby and your channel is both entertaining and informative. 🤜🤛
*_LOVING_* This series, guys
I'm NOT a "LINUX Guy" but I'm setting up an old machine to begin running it now....
bc "Occupy The Web" is correct. We gotta bite the bullet & learn, ...we shouldA done so a LONG _Long_ time ago. Anyone who THINKS they are "technical" --- needs to learn
if you "Know" _WinBlows_ .... you ain't "Technical"
Yep- Best contributor to the industry. We appreciate you David
Thanks @David Bombal for bringing such an excellent tutorials on Linux with Otw. Waiting for the next one unpaitenntly.
I watch this even though I know most of this because I know there's might be something that I didn't know about. BTW, love the show Mr. Robot, I started watching it thanks to OTW!!
Love the explanation by OTW❤❤❤
Sir,Will u talk about cracking and malware analysis
Great video as always. Question on choice of virtualization software, why use VMWare over QEMU/KVM?
love the book and you going through each chapter
David bombal adoro seus vídeos e conteúdos muito excelente ótimo seu trabalho e muito importante na atualidade que vivemos a é será nas futuras gerações sobre Tecnologia...... Você e muito inteligente e tem um dom sobre hacker ou Cyber segurança Cyber segurança DEUS TE ABENÇOE Amém sou muito seu fã
Your content is outstanding! Thanks for everything I'm hooked.
Hey David, have you considered bringing 'Ryan M. Montgomery' for your interview? It would be really awesome if you could interview him. Thank you for the great content!
Very interesting.
It's the first time to know these videos about this topic especially this book.
Thank you.
Can’t thank you enough for your support for the community. Will there be any new addition coming for Linux for Hacker? Like to buy the new version.
A video on kali for Ubuntu might be a good idea(I use lubuntu n just found it, clearing my whole kali partition which is nice)
Also luks nuke installation would be cool (I found it after kali on Ubuntu, using synaptic)
When I tested the nuke password after installing another lububtu installation (where I had kali) it actually worked...
Just a random video idea, as so many new Linux users try Ubuntu (I liked arch n slax, but now am a Debian guy n like the distros after using rpi that are lightweight and I like Ubuntus help forums n such so I decided lubuntu- barbebones lightweight no frills.. perfect for me)
Just an idea for a video to ease new Linux users into kali, or people who've used Ubuntu so long they don't wanna change, I think the github is kali-on-Ubuntu or ububtu-with-kali something like that
Tho maybe it's too niche a topic for a video...
Anyways lobe the channel n just helping engagement, while maybe mentioning something that might be interesting, or will help someone else who was unaware of all this
Also maybe it'll give some light Ubuntu or lu/xu/any Ubuntu flavor users *WANT* to learn Linux more or practice things covered in your videos without making a whole hearted Kali switch (or USB w persistence) or who just get lost in Kalis User interface, or prefer their current distro setup
I still was getting an error after adding the repository for debian. had to look it up and to sudo apt-get update, then install and it worked for me. love these videos and OTW explanations.
of course saw this on the video after I looked it up lol
Always glad to see the two of y'all...Respect from Mali!
This series is great! When is Episode 5?
🎉 Bravo! Always, thank YOU OTW and David Bombal.
You're welcome! Thank you for watching!
Looking forward for more these amazing videos.thank you
Very true. I recently had this conversation with a colleague at the Pentagon!
Eagerly waiting for the next lecture.🤞🏻 Thank you for this valuable content 😃
Love your channel David
Keep them videos with otw they're really helpful
-a fan from a third world country
Thank you! Don't let your circumstances stop you reaching for your dreams.
Yayyy. :D I wait for every episode of this course like my favourite tv series ever!
Great to see you David and OTW!
Hello yes it's a best IT channel AND welcome back Mt OTW
Indeed great content! Keep up the good work, both of you!
I've been waiting for further episodes of this . . . . but no episode 5 so far. Is this the end?
bogus b.s. if you recommend buying VMware over installing KVM/Qemu instead. Both are free and part of Linux. This is more like Hacking for Beginners.
I don't knownif it's just me but a video on repos would be helpful.
Hi David, great video as usual. Im having problems adding the kali library to my ubuntu system. I added the link as OTW showed on his sources list. However when i try to use it im getting a public key not available error. Ive searched for a fix but cant seem to find a working key, any chance you can point me in the right direction? Many thanks
Thanks for making this video
It really help me..
I miss OTW❤
Tks David & OTW
cool videos cant wait to get into later chapters
Finally hacking videos like in the beginning the reason I followed you, keep going.
Awesomee Waiting for more episodes
Cool! Thank you for the update!!
Thanks for the Video man
I follow from the bottom of my heart man ❤❤❤
I'm just so overwhelmed. I got thrown into learning linux because I couldn't get rid of these scammers that tricked me. And couldn't afford the pros. So now I'm stuck trying to learn linux. Not to mention I accidently ran the linux shell script on a windows. So... there's that 🙈
😂😂😂 I’ve always had Linux on my computers, but never started to actually use it, until about 4 weeks ago. I have the goal of becoming a pentester now, so I now have a real reason to, and real stuff to use with it. Get Linux basics for hackers. The amount I’ve learned from it is absolutely wild. Once you finish it, get some books on shell scripting. I’m gonna go back to a few chapters that are towards the end of LBFH, once I really get the other IT basics down.
I'm using a certain distro that starts with an "a" along with hyperland and it supports my Nvidia GPU better than Windows once I got it working correctly. Which is honestly insane and I think very rare
In my semi-educated opinion, the best way to learn Linux is having a need that Windows and Mac can’t fill.
I just don't know how to fix it, but same here I strive to be a cyber security professional one day now, they've had my life a mess for over a year and a half now, they turned my home wifi router into a public router and have been living in the shadows for God knows how long and have done unimaginable amount of damage to my mental health, and not being in a financial situation to pay someone to fix every device in my house. I'm really stuck, it's hard to navigate in the terminal, and running that linux bash script on the windows computer. After they scammed me and I was just trying to download IT tool to help and I accidently installed it as root, bc I followed the windows video word for word, instead of "do u want to trust this program" as i was thinking it was going to, it asked if I was "installing as root" later I find a Wireshark network after resetting the network adapter. And putting all that info together, the possibilities in your imagination can do the rest. Lol.
The sudo synaptic command is working in my linux
David sir please make new video for best books for hacking
this is going to sound really fuckt up....but im really in love with your voiceś.....they are so calm and alpha like......i know im fucking wired wrong :D but seriously. love listining to you bouth talk. its so calming. and the topic is golden ;)
How to use hydra in kali linux termux plz make video...
hello engineer can you make a tutorial about the tool 'SWAKS'❤
I like these videos a lot, but the mic problem is really annoying
Thank you for this video
You're welcome!
Make video about evilginx 2 and how to configure it
Sir can u pls make a video guide for flashing nethunter for OnePlus 7t Indian variant ,,no videos or guides for OnePlus 7t Indian variant in TH-cam pls sir❤
thank you
On a Mac, instead of VMware or Virtualbox, why not use UTM ?
episode 5 when are you gonna release
love this stuff i just did a video on apt on my new Linux Everything channel where i be trying to help views learn about linux as i do
Thanks David❤️
" UNABLE TO LOCATE THE PACKAGE" how to resolve this error On M1 virtualisation with UTM... THanks a lot BOMBAL for your Channel...
How can i get network basics for hacker book ?
Worth it
Glad to hear you think so!
Thanks!
Thank you!
oh my lord i love this ep
this stuff is just great !
Thanks bombal
Hello brothers,
Torrent file size is 2.9gb is there any way to reduce the size and download Linux Kali Linux
does it bother anyone else than Debian and Kali repos default to http and not https? first thing I do on a fresh install is to change the repos to https
at one moment, he used an api key. can somebody explain why i need such a key and how do i know mine?
The MAN ❤❤❤❤ DAVID
Yess 👍🏽
Mmmmm you are right 🤒👊
Hii sir I am a big fan of u sir I want to create a channel where I will dub you video and upload can I
you def need a mic guy.
How to hack 5gz wifi because when i perform evil twin attack when I death 2.4gz the clients will automatically connected to 5gz
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Athena OS is better than kali.
Dear sir please can you help me. 😢
Please ask your questions on my Discord.
@@davidbombal dear Mr David I am a very good friend of you and I do have some really problems that I have to share with you whether you can solve my problems and I'm and I'm from Afghanistan I have been working with the DGI like defense group Inc.l in Afghanistan there was subcontractors where the eyes have and removed to Canada Calgary now as I'm feeling my old system that touches that I'm using they all are like encrypted that I would like you guys or your team members as a friendly if you can help me I lost my family I lost my two children and just I want in my life back but how I don't know 🙏👍
kind of painful to watch a "sudo git clone" and see all those files downloaded with root permissions.
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Tk
You're welcome!
let me know #Occupytheweb 😅
hello this is rihan from afghanistan i see most of your video (plz send me a free link of your udemy course plz i don't have mony but i
really love to be a hacker . mony do n't let to reach to my dreams (if you can help plz help me ) thanks david and otw ❤❤❤
We all know it’s you, with an American accent 😂😂😂 or an AI voice. It’s distracting, we come here to see you. Not this fake character 😊
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Very close :)
@@davidbombalalmost lol, can’t believed I got a reply from the man himself! Love your vids 👍