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I like this challenge chuck. I hope you could organise some more challenges like these in future for building some healthy competition to learn things. Thank you
I started to watch this guy a couple of years ago (by this time he had less than 10k subscribers) , he was the one who made me consider to study networking, I did, and got my CCNA certification, and watching him now how his channel has improved, makes me feel good
For a guy just getting started in the whole pen testing field, many thanks for breaking everything down and articulating yourself in a manner conducive to helping even beginners. YOU ROCK MY FRIEND!
I'm just getting started as well, I see it's been a year since your comment - how has it been? Would love to pick your brain or if you have any advice from when you first started
_ @davidhicks8613 Let me start by saying thanks for saying hello and many thx for reaching out. Looking back if there was one thing I would have done different and saved a lot of headaches was to have had a better understanding of basic IT fundamentals. Before I even tried to wrap my mind around things that this guy does and at the level of expertise he implements his hacking tools and moreso his strategy he puts together before he even hacks into something. In other words to say, if you already have a solid understanding of the digital landscape in front of you, and in most likelihood whats going to be waiting for you around the corner you cannot see yet your chances of hacking into or taking control of something increase exponentially, Where as I had and understanding of what the principles meant behind some of these hacking tools but didn't understand what it was I was hacking in to which made it difficult. If that made any sense,
David I'm just getting started too. Looking to start a career in this field. How great would it be to have chuck as your mentor right? Love chuck man he is to the point amd don't beat about the Bush Smart guy. Anyhoo I'm looking to make new friends in this field, I'd say my knowledge ATM is pretty low but I'm hungry to learn and I'm a quick learner. Maybe drop me a message if you wanna chat and compare notes and don't mind me testing on you give me a shout. I'll give you the same privilege.
Chuck, you definitely have a gift for training and teaching. And Love how you keep it simple and too the point, and dont fill someones head with too much unnecessary info when trying to learn everything you go over. Thanks mate, learning heaps.
Hes not showing anything this is pure entertainment, he always leaving out the most important steps. You havent tried a single thing from his videos i guess because then you would know that it never works because hes leaving stuff out (for good)
@@makmedia_tv I mean.. That's wrong, this video showed all the correct steps and didn't miss anything insanely important. Sure most his videos are straight-to-the-point stuff that misses out fundamental cyber security notes, but that's the point. NetworkChuck isn't here to lay a foundation for you, he's here to provide assistance.
To make absolutely sure you don't get picked up on radar, you should add rules to IP Tables that block outbound traffic to everything but the proxy... That way if you forget to add the proxychains cmd, or to specify a proxy address in a tool, the traffic just gets blocked locally as opposed to your lighting up the logs on the target with your actual IP. A downstream firewall works fine for this too. But something should be in place policing the traffic. All it takes is 1 packed to get out and all your other effort is for not...
I am running a very small business, it's just me and the owner. We don't have the need or funds for an IT department. I'm learning this stuff on the run. Trying to piece it all together and I run across your channel. Fan flippin tastic!
@Christina Smith - Technically it's " Fan flippin' 'tastic " with two apostrophes in a row. As the - g is removed from flipping, and the fan - is removed from fantastic, so you're supposed to write " Fan flippin' 'tastic ". Then we venture on to examples such as " until ", where there's a very common: 'till now. Instead of: 'ntil now. Also yea I get that in youtube, there's a style to skip punctuation. With a one sentence answer in youtube, then people tend to skip capitalization and punctuation. However when there's multiple sentences, then we start " proper sentences ". Ok, back to the video... this guy is showing us proxy chains, VPN, Tor.... All of that. Ok so how about keylogger softwares, FinSpy Finfisher, Pegasus, NSA type of surveillance, and wide-reaching police raids reported in the news, where the police suddenly arrest hundreds of people buying stuff via Tor in the darknet? He doesn't cover any of that, so he's basically a comedian talking about VPN. Like... something works or it doesn't. If the info received is within x laws of x country, so it's lawful info. Or B) The info seized is not within the laws of x country, so it's unlawful info, so they 'pretend' they don't have the info as it's unlawful obtainature of info... so they pretend they 'are not receiving the info'.. or C) We have the info, although it's unlawful obtainature... so we can't act on it. Ok in C, then ... Isn't it better to lay facts on the table as they are, rather than waiting for laws to change? Which laws? For example I'm in Australia, a country which has already been criticized for far too lenient data laws, as per this article: "Australia’s vague anti-encryption law sets a dangerous new precedent Ben Wolford December 07, 2018" (Proton blog) "On Thursday, the Australian government and its Labor partners rammed a shockingly invasive anti-encryption law through Parliament". So if the A & A law is not sufficient and Australia is already criticized as too invasive, then what's the next law they're waiting for?
@@nathanielb7296 " [I'm an] npc " ok? There's a lot of bots/npcs in TH-cam just like Amazon Alexa which are simple software, with simple programming and simple 'syntax'. bots & NPC's all have very basic and weak A.I., aside from the trial & error learning programs such as Alpha Zero which learns the best choice after millions/zillions of trials. There's no ' smart ' bots & no ' smart ' NPC's, they can't write a novel or a piece of journalism for example, just some nonsense & spammy stuff.
@@nathanielb7296 No I don't write paragraphs and talk at the same time =). And btw how about you read the paragraph I wrote up there & comment on it. + If youtube had a search function " search all comments by user x " then hundreds of my youtube comments would be several paragraphs, yes. § Strangely, youtube doesn't have any search function of that nature. Hm, and if we went back in time to my earlier youtube days from 2006 to approximately 2014, then I wrote a lot of " 1 sentence answers " back then, which often received 50 likes, 100 likes, even more than 200 likes rarely. However in recent years, it's almost always 1 or 2 likes as the 'ceiling', with only 1 comment having around 12 likes... so, that's a little strange...... ( + something which would be clearly visible in the " search all comments by user x " function ... that the likes 'go off a cliff' at x date & time.* (=^・^=)Y *I can only speculate that it has something to do with the Syrian war, and a lot of my comments such as " Russia and China should handle this. "... although that war is in the past now. + I can't start a new account from zero、 as I've already had this one since 2006 so it's like all integral with over 1000 saved videos, in neat folders. Actually, " that search all comments by user x " function doesn't exist outside of youtube either. It would be useful to show the statistical change like " This user had 50 likes+ on these comments every week, then over the next x years only 1 or 2 likes. ", which is similar to the current claims of " Twitter shadowbanning ", and also some interviews with slightly famous people. For example, on August 6th in an interview with Tomi Lahren, Felice Herrig says in the interview [It's in her IG ul'd Aug. 6th] that her Instagram views went from around 20,000 down to 900, " How does that happen? ", suspecting that it's a 'covert shadowban'. So like, she 'did something wrong' or 'has the wrong opinions' and then they lessen her views a.k.a. " Do not amplify " as it was called within Twitter staff sections. Another one is Bombard's Body Language a.k.a. Body Language Ghost, she actually showed in a video that she was shadowbanned from another PC, where her videos didn't show up in any of the search results from the other PC, even via searching for the exact title of the video! So, if I was placed on the 'youtube do-not-amplify (anti amplify?) list' in 2014, due to Syrian war comments... the war there is over so it's not relevant anymore. Fox News exposed Twitter's " secret backdoors to government agencies " a few days ago.... A mess!
I think this was the first video i watched when i started learning hacking, brings back so many memories even if its only been 2 years ago. You are the best chuck
Great quality video as always. One really big note of caution here is that web proxies proxy web traffic (80, 443 and 53 if you’re careful). They do NOT proxy other protocols (ports) - your attempted SSH connection will be logged coming directly from your real IP, for instance. Certain unfortunate TOR users have learned this lesson the hard way. BTW, I really like the challenge feature. Looking forward to more, technical brother.
I'm 37, I was playing around with proxies, traceroute and so on when I was 15-16 and the learning curve was soooo steep. I really wish I had something like your tutorials back in the day, but hey, we have them today! Your challenges are a lot of fun, thank you
Damn, I'm turning 31 this year. You were literally just 5/6 years before TH-cam contained content like this. I miss how the world used to be when we were kids. Everythings upside down lol.
This video is a life saver! I have an issue where I needed to run commands through a proxy. I am using a network that does not give internet access but it is usable if I connect through a device that does via proxy. I was having a lot of errors of unable to resolve domain names, etc. Once I passed my commands with proxychain, my computer finally was able to connect. My situation is a temporary situation but this is very useful. Thanks for such a great tutorial!
Dude these are great. Controls engineer here working on securing critical infrastructure and learning the TTPs and seeing this stuff first hand helps drive home the importance of certain security controls. Keep up the vids! I’ll be making my way through the rest of your stuff now!!
You actually make it understandable even for someone as simple minded as me ... I love that your using your business as a way of getting away with this✔️ and help and inform peeps... I'm subscribing! ✌️
I had just finished my last exam today to get my SOC alert analyst certification. This is only my first year of InfoSec education, and I feel I might have imposter syndrome already. I lost some of my spark and enthusiasm for getting into this after having done all my courses this year online- I may have gotten 3 A's and a B, but I feel _drained_ and like I don't know as much as I need. Three of my classes didn't even have a lecture, I basically just read the textbooks all year. But this video I found of yours gave me a small bit of that yearning to learn and remember how fun the concepts sound. Even after having just endured a grueling year of quarantine education, I'm already going out of my way to get into learning more. Thanks for giving me that- Subscribed, and I hope I learn more through your channel (and others) about ethical hacking!
My dude! First time watching (immediately subbed)- and thank you! I just started using Kali and currently just poking around. Trying to find and learn all the free resources I can before paying for any classes or material, great video man. I wished free tutorials were easier to find, and you've granted them- keep up the great work!
Initial thoughts as I am halfway through your video and this is the first time I have ever seen one of your videos. I am the type of person who enjoys learning, but I have found the cyber security path to be a challenging learning experience. Most people are so pompous of their talents that they flaunt their array of common vernacular and just talk in acronyms. That being said, thank you for actually going step-by-step and even explaining the "dumb/easy" parts. I will definitely be subscribing and I look forward to more videos.
This is what I've been looking for. I am currently a student getting a degree in cyber security (just started 4 classes in). You break this down very simple and easy to understand. Thank you.
Question: What is the difference between proxy chaining and using multiple VPNs? Say VPNs through different (and correctly chosen) countries? Do the proxies change more frequently WHILE you are working? Whereas, you would have to actively disconnect and reconnect each VPN to accomplish this same task? Do you recommend two VPNs in an aforementioned manner in ADDITION to proxies chaining servers in Kali Linux?
@@ElFantasma13 Since he as uploaded several videos detailing how this stuff works, then the conclusion would obviously be that he knows what he is doing. Just stop being negative, we're all here to learn and he is a good teacher.
Hi Chuck! I wish I knew about your channel before. I am addicted to your videos now 😆 If I had known about you before my networking class would've been so easy because you do know how to explain in a simple way 🥳 I've learned so much, thank you!
Man you're amazing, i know this is an older video but everytime i watch you explain this stuff i get so excited to change careers to more security focused roles
Dislike is even better for the algorithm I guess. It's like in news. Emotional, bad stuff, killings, fires, negativity is what gets clicked and can bring more ad revenue. So they will promote video even more.
@@eduardooliveira4929 If you are using vi, just stop doing that and use vim. And if it's so hard to do that, open it in nano or mousepad or other editor created for the weak. Ü
Questions: can you combine the types of proxy chains? Like can I use dynamic and random at the same time? Like going through specific proxies but each time it is random which one you go through?
I love your videos man. You present the tools in a very easily understood way that novices would be able to understand, unlike how I struggled to learn the same things via man pages or other obscure docs. There is a lot of useful information here. I know there's probably a fair few people here who are curious based on the "black hat" allure to hacking but your videos are a great resource for someone learning about network security and how to test it on your own. I've learnt a lot even though I'm pretty familiar with a lot of the tech you present on your channel. Thanks for the great content!
You make this so easy to understand and now I'm considering learning it and coding. Just trying to figure out where to start is completely overwhelming. Most people damn near speak a different language when discussing these types of things. Thank you.
I don't know much about Kali, but if you want to know where to start with coding, I'd suggest something simple like HTML. As you progress you could add PHP to it. Then you could learn JavaScript and add that to your HTML code aswell. Then you can proceed with something like neural network.
I just wanted to say that this is the first of your videos I’ve watched and it’s actually a perfect tutorial and I love that you actually have a challenge at the end and I hope you continue you that in video. Absolutely love the work 👏🏼👏🏼
I just stumbled across this video and tried the challenge at the end... looks like none of those proxy servers are up anymore (or I did something wrong). Bummer, but I still learned a lot in this video!
Man, I can't do any of these challenges until I get a new computer, but I really love what you're doing. Making it a challenge to make hacking fun is great. You should do more of these types of challenges. 👍 I subscribed for more great content buddy, keep up the good work. 👌
i didn't watch that specific video but i wanted to comment on your last one. what i wanted to tell you is that i really appreciate what you do for people to get into IT, im 20 and im a cyber security engineer in a private company and i started from watching videos like yours and i hope that i had you back in the days. you do an amazing job of appealing young people to learn our future i really want to say thank you for your effort that you spent on simplifying our cyber society even if im not fully a active daily watcher. hope you'll read my comment and keep your hard work you're amazing :D
No such thing, in almost every country they are illegal as their primary use is for stuff like this. I'm not sure bout your country but mine it is a legal requirement.
@@ryanfraser8816 are you sure it's illegal? It seems that most modern vpn servers do logless, like nordvpn, protonvpn... Proton even has secure vpn which has extra hops like a proxy chain...
Wow - someone that is teaching this in a way that's clear, concise, and who doesn't come off as a total douche - i'm an instant fan - thank you! Can't wait to learn more!
@@oldboy1955 not far enough lol but I feel like I’ve made strides for sure. My goal is to have my security+ at the least by the beginning of 2022 💯 Thanks for asking! 🙏🏻
@@zackaryhaddon5445 Thats so awesome man! I'm on my way there too except I barely have half the experience as you or Chuck but I'm getting there. Continue following your passion brother!!
@@NetworkChuck hi one question, once you nmap that range of ips and you find that one host has port 80 open, how can you acces the web server, or how can you know the name of the server. Really good video and i really loved the challenge.😀
Dude I absolutely love you for hosting a wargaming style server for educational purposes. Last time I saw this sort of thing openly available to everyone since The Happy Hacker days back in the nineties. More challenges please! You've got a new sub though just for setting up this challenge. Pure awesomeness :D
Awesome!! love that you implemneted a ctf in your vid! would like to hear more on misattribution, like using proxys, vpns, tor, etc. and even vids on app sec and using tools like burp, thnks!
This guy is a legend! I would imagine this is how they do the hackathons, on a little league. :D Update: made it to the end, it was awesome! reminds me of the bennet foddy game who completed it.
Oh, figured out the proxy thing. Iy you can't locate it you have to open the kali console sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get upgrade y then sudo apt-get install tor Y Got all that from some guy on youtube named (GD Networking Newbie) and the video is (ProxyChains Setup in Kali Linux) then continue from 4:10 on this video
Really liked the video, maybe on ur future videos you can do more challenges like those but make them last longer. I think we all find it very entertaining ;)
damn this channel is seriously amazing. thanks for creating engaging content for beginners that doesn't hold impossible standards for people learning things for the first time. It's encouraging and going through this feels like you have a friend there to guide you nonjudgmental. appreciatecha' chuck
I HONESTLY UNDERSRATND SO MUCH BETTER WHEN YOU EXPLAIN THUNGS VS MY PROFESSOR , YOU MAKE IT SO SIMPLE & FUN NOT EVERYONE HAS THAT TALENT THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Love your videos!!! The way you teach is very informative and not too conveluted. It's what you need to know for what you are teaching and as you keep watching you notice what all you've learned through out your other videos. My wife is starting to actually understand and it's very noticable! -As for everyone else.. I think everyone needs to understand that everything he's teaching is basics. It's a starting point meant to get you familiar with the basics and get you some real world exp. I think it was good on RickW to point out that it's basics and nothing you need to be implementing right now, without the full knowledge you'll gain through school and messing around (with permision). Trying things and messing up and learning are the best ways sometimes. EVERYONE who watched this video and is LEARNING needs to understand that they are LEARNING and don't use what you gained from this for anything other than getting exp and having fun with it. be ethical!!
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0:00 ⏩ Intro
1:03 ⏩ what is Proxy Chaining?
3:34 ⏩ HOW TO: ProxyChaining on Kali
9:53 ⏩ THE CHALLENGE!!
I like this challenge chuck. I hope you could organise some more challenges like these in future for building some healthy competition to learn things. Thank you
Hey the second one(3.214.217.71) is not at all a proxy server , check once please . Thats why i guess its not possible to scan our target
@@rgk1579 yes you are correct ...that's not at all proxy ..I've also tried...have a look at this once chuck
@@rgk1579 yes ...please friends have a look at this once
the host has been down
Nmap scan report for 172.31.172.32 [host down]
instructions unclear, I'm stuck in FBI headquaters main pc now.
Hey dude where are you ? I am just arrived home from bell .
😂
FBI as in FaceBookInformation?
@FBI LOL :v
Take a left into NASA and then a right out the exit and you're good man
I started to watch this guy a couple of years ago (by this time he had less than 10k subscribers) , he was the one who made me consider to study networking, I did, and got my CCNA certification, and watching him now how his channel has improved, makes me feel good
Nice man, good for you. Good.
wow that's great
What about yourself?
Cool! were you able to get a good job with those qualifications?
Nice lying for likes
Watching this is better than watching zoom class!
That's a very low bar
@@arkodeepray6730 I think you have to attend your classes
@@laffertyphillips2943 stfu
@@cgkumar6780 It's just a bot, chill out ._. See, normal people wouldnt talk like that, i guess so ._.
Or for some people (like me), this would be more important than a Microsoft Teams meeting.
For a guy just getting started in the whole pen testing field, many thanks for breaking everything down and articulating yourself in a manner conducive to helping even beginners. YOU ROCK MY FRIEND!
I'm just getting started as well, I see it's been a year since your comment - how has it been? Would love to pick your brain or if you have any advice from when you first started
_ @davidhicks8613 Let me start by saying thanks for saying hello and many thx for reaching out. Looking back if there was one thing I would have done different and saved a lot of headaches was to have had a better understanding of basic IT fundamentals. Before I even tried to wrap my mind around things that this guy does and at the level of expertise he implements his hacking tools and moreso his strategy he puts together before he even hacks into something. In other words to say, if you already have a solid understanding of the digital landscape in front of you, and in most likelihood whats going to be waiting for you around the corner you cannot see yet your chances of hacking into or taking control of something increase exponentially, Where as I had and understanding of what the principles meant behind some of these hacking tools but didn't understand what it was I was hacking in to which made it difficult. If that made any sense,
David I'm just getting started too. Looking to start a career in this field. How great would it be to have chuck as your mentor right?
Love chuck man he is to the point amd don't beat about the Bush Smart guy.
Anyhoo I'm looking to make new friends in this field, I'd say my knowledge ATM is pretty low but I'm hungry to learn and I'm a quick learner. Maybe drop me a message if you wanna chat and compare notes and don't mind me testing on you give me a shout. I'll give you the same privilege.
@@davidhicks8613 hes in prison now.
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Chuck, you definitely have a gift for training and teaching. And Love how you keep it simple and too the point, and dont fill someones head with too much unnecessary info when trying to learn everything you go over. Thanks mate, learning heaps.
Hes not showing anything this is pure entertainment, he always leaving out the most important steps. You havent tried a single thing from his videos i guess because then you would know that it never works because hes leaving stuff out (for good)
@@makmedia_tv yeah true, he would get banned for teaching to hack
@@makmedia_tv I mean.. That's wrong, this video showed all the correct steps and didn't miss anything insanely important. Sure most his videos are straight-to-the-point stuff that misses out fundamental cyber security notes, but that's the point. NetworkChuck isn't here to lay a foundation for you, he's here to provide assistance.
To make absolutely sure you don't get picked up on radar, you should add rules to IP Tables that block outbound traffic to everything but the proxy... That way if you forget to add the proxychains cmd, or to specify a proxy address in a tool, the traffic just gets blocked locally as opposed to your lighting up the logs on the target with your actual IP.
A downstream firewall works fine for this too. But something should be in place policing the traffic. All it takes is 1 packed to get out and all your other effort is for not...
How to do it?? How to add rules to IP tables that block outbound traffic???
@@kamalsharma2839 yeah breh how tf we do dish shii
"naught"* not "not" lmao
Why isnt this working for me?. I don't get the exact output with those linking ,instead some preloading, dll int. How do i approach
Would it work to set up the firewall to block all open ports except for the port you're using for the proxy chain?
I am running a very small business, it's just me and the owner. We don't have the need or funds for an IT department. I'm learning this stuff on the run. Trying to piece it all together and I run across your channel. Fan flippin tastic!
@Christina Smith - Technically it's " Fan flippin' 'tastic " with two apostrophes in a row. As the - g is removed from flipping, and the fan - is removed from fantastic, so you're supposed to write " Fan flippin' 'tastic ". Then we venture on to examples such as " until ", where there's a very common: 'till now. Instead of: 'ntil now. Also yea I get that in youtube, there's a style to skip punctuation.
With a one sentence answer in youtube, then people tend to skip capitalization and punctuation. However when there's multiple sentences, then we start " proper sentences ".
Ok, back to the video... this guy is showing us proxy chains, VPN, Tor.... All of that. Ok so how about keylogger softwares, FinSpy Finfisher, Pegasus, NSA type of surveillance, and wide-reaching police raids reported in the news, where the police suddenly arrest hundreds of people buying stuff via Tor in the darknet? He doesn't cover any of that, so he's basically a comedian talking about VPN.
Like... something works or it doesn't. If the info received is within x laws of x country, so it's lawful info. Or B) The info seized is not within the laws of x country, so it's unlawful info, so they 'pretend' they don't have the info as it's unlawful obtainature of info... so they pretend they 'are not receiving the info'.. or C) We have the info, although it's unlawful obtainature... so we can't act on it.
Ok in C, then ... Isn't it better to lay facts on the table as they are, rather than waiting for laws to change? Which laws? For example I'm in Australia, a country which has already been criticized for far too lenient data laws, as per this article: "Australia’s vague anti-encryption law sets a dangerous new precedent
Ben Wolford
December 07, 2018" (Proton blog)
"On Thursday, the Australian government and its Labor partners rammed a shockingly invasive anti-encryption law through Parliament".
So if the A & A law is not sufficient and Australia is already criticized as too invasive, then what's the next law they're waiting for?
@@Xenon777channel npc
@@nathanielb7296 " [I'm an] npc " ok? There's a lot of bots/npcs in TH-cam just like Amazon Alexa which are simple software, with simple programming and simple 'syntax'. bots & NPC's all have very basic and weak A.I., aside from the trial & error learning programs such as Alpha Zero which learns the best choice after millions/zillions of trials. There's no ' smart ' bots & no ' smart ' NPC's, they can't write a novel or a piece of journalism for example, just some nonsense & spammy stuff.
@@Xenon777channel Do you write a paragraph every time you talk
@@nathanielb7296 No I don't write paragraphs and talk at the same time =). And btw how about you read the paragraph I wrote up there & comment on it.
+ If youtube had a search function " search all comments by user x " then hundreds of my youtube comments would be several paragraphs, yes. §
Strangely, youtube doesn't have any search function of that nature.
Hm, and if we went back in time to my earlier youtube days from 2006 to approximately 2014, then I wrote a lot of " 1 sentence answers " back then, which often received 50 likes, 100 likes, even more than 200 likes rarely. However in recent years, it's almost always 1 or 2 likes as the 'ceiling', with only 1 comment having around 12 likes... so, that's a little strange...... ( + something which would be clearly visible in the " search all comments by user x " function ... that the likes 'go off a cliff' at x date & time.* (=^・^=)Y
*I can only speculate that it has something to do with the Syrian war, and a lot of my comments such as " Russia and China should handle this. "... although that war is in the past now. + I can't start a new account from zero、 as I've already had this one since 2006 so it's like all integral with over 1000 saved videos, in neat folders.
Actually, " that search all comments by user x " function doesn't exist outside of youtube either. It would be useful to show the statistical change like " This user had 50 likes+ on these comments every week, then over the next x years only 1 or 2 likes. ", which is similar to the current claims of " Twitter shadowbanning ", and also some interviews with slightly famous people. For example, on August 6th in an interview with Tomi Lahren, Felice Herrig says in the interview [It's in her IG ul'd Aug. 6th] that her Instagram views went from around 20,000 down to 900, " How does that happen? ", suspecting that it's a 'covert shadowban'. So like, she 'did something wrong' or 'has the wrong opinions' and then they lessen her views a.k.a. " Do not amplify " as it was called within Twitter staff sections.
Another one is Bombard's Body Language a.k.a. Body Language Ghost, she actually showed in a video that she was shadowbanned from another PC, where her videos didn't show up in any of the search results from the other PC, even via searching for the exact title of the video!
So, if I was placed on the 'youtube do-not-amplify (anti amplify?) list' in 2014, due to Syrian war comments... the war there is over so it's not relevant anymore.
Fox News exposed Twitter's " secret backdoors to government agencies " a few days ago.... A mess!
Man there's a lot of stuff to learn. I'm still studying for my CCNA. I just graduated. It's mind blowing.
@ Well I gotta start somewhere. I mean, I can't learn a lot of things at once.
@ i think he meant even CCIE is a small world in IT. Cybersecurity is a big field
@@jaelski1217 graduated from 5 years university and CCNA level seems a big thing to you?
Wait till you learn more just to realise that you know nothing.
@@1w2qqswa I already know that.
“But Chuck I had a mask on”...🤣👌
and did you use voice to text or your own voice? did you remove the metadata from your video? if not, you are not anonymous. Mask or not
@Hand Grabbing Fruits git clone yourself
@Hand Grabbing Fruits 😂😂😂
@@iacopos2260 lol
@Hand Grabbing Fruits SUDO SUDO SUDOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
You’ve educated me more than my professor.Thanks Mr.Coffeeman
i am forever going to call him Mr.Coffeeman from now on
same
@@fosscraft1431
*"It's over Anakin. I have a proxy chain."*
😃👏
I love how energetic you are in this video, it makes it really easy to focus and watch!
Watching this just made me realise how TOR works...
I wanted to like your comment, but decided to leave on 69 instead, so think of this reply as my like..
@dyf o yep, and every time with a different key, this is what makes it so slow
@@ANRQAngel slow! ita stops working.i used to think its full of shit back in days.
manual chain are easier.
Actually more of what VPN's do...
@@freakaziodchimpy5662 thr chaining part is more like tor
I saw this dude thousand times in my recommendation and never clicked on it until now
Damn man, this content is fire!!!
I think this was the first video i watched when i started learning hacking, brings back so many memories even if its only been 2 years ago. You are the best chuck
Where did the learning get you now, are you really improving??
Great quality video as always. One really big note of caution here is that web proxies proxy web traffic (80, 443 and 53 if you’re careful). They do NOT proxy other protocols (ports) - your attempted SSH connection will be logged coming directly from your real IP, for instance. Certain unfortunate TOR users have learned this lesson the hard way. BTW, I really like the challenge feature. Looking forward to more, technical brother.
Chuck can you sticky this at the top?
Hey, so what you mean is even using proxys for pen testing i ll still leave my ip when i use nmap to scan for ports?
why would i need ssh if im using a proxychains?? Ssh would only work on my network/whatever network im on, right?
dont seems able to login, credentials provided not correct :(
are you a bot or something ? I not interested in snapchat lol i am jus practicing and trying out the challenge now face some huddle here
I'm 37, I was playing around with proxies, traceroute and so on when I was 15-16 and the learning curve was soooo steep. I really wish I had something like your tutorials back in the day, but hey, we have them today! Your challenges are a lot of fun, thank you
what proxychain script do u have downloaded
Damn, I'm turning 31 this year. You were literally just 5/6 years before TH-cam contained content like this.
I miss how the world used to be when we were kids.
Everythings upside down lol.
I love how when he said “Let’s test it.” and hit space bar I got an add
Me too
Me too
@@Enzoremusic yes
@illuminOz thats a good point lol, i thought everyone knew about adblocker at this point
@@giftapfel yea
This video is a life saver!
I have an issue where I needed to run commands through a proxy. I am using a network that does not give internet access but it is usable if I connect through a device that does via proxy.
I was having a lot of errors of unable to resolve domain names, etc. Once I passed my commands with proxychain, my computer finally was able to connect.
My situation is a temporary situation but this is very useful. Thanks for such a great tutorial!
Dude these are great. Controls engineer here working on securing critical infrastructure and learning the TTPs and seeing this stuff first hand helps drive home the importance of certain security controls. Keep up the vids! I’ll be making my way through the rest of your stuff now!!
My friends at zoom class: gaming
Me at zoom class: (hide yourself with Kali Linux and ProxyChains)
Smart choice 👍
Sometimes us computer nerds are built different ;)
@@oasdai HA COULDN'T BE ME
We know who the smart one is.
This mindset is how champions are made.
Ride the wave
Wait! I just couldn't remember my ubisoft account's password. This is getting a bit out of hand now..
I lost my Origin account FOREVER- $400 worth of games. At least Ubisoft let me get my stuff back!
@Big Shlong you're pretty *SUS* dude
@@xxMattyIcexx i can help you
You actually make it understandable even for someone as simple minded as me ...
I love that your using your business as a way of getting away with this✔️ and help and inform peeps... I'm subscribing! ✌️
I had just finished my last exam today to get my SOC alert analyst certification. This is only my first year of InfoSec education, and I feel I might have imposter syndrome already. I lost some of my spark and enthusiasm for getting into this after having done all my courses this year online- I may have gotten 3 A's and a B, but I feel _drained_ and like I don't know as much as I need. Three of my classes didn't even have a lecture, I basically just read the textbooks all year.
But this video I found of yours gave me a small bit of that yearning to learn and remember how fun the concepts sound. Even after having just endured a grueling year of quarantine education, I'm already going out of my way to get into learning more. Thanks for giving me that- Subscribed, and I hope I learn more through your channel (and others) about ethical hacking!
"Good luck, I'm behind 7 proxies."
Hi
Poor epik
He gained mastered ultra instinct
Its like ur wearing 7 condoms 🤔 ok 🤔
Me 20 proxies bruh
My dude! First time watching (immediately subbed)- and thank you! I just started using Kali and currently just poking around. Trying to find and learn all the free resources I can before paying for any classes or material, great video man. I wished free tutorials were easier to find, and you've granted them- keep up the great work!
This is my TH-cam Tutor I learned a lot from your TH-cam channel sir. May Almighty God increase you in knowledge and wisdom
I got to say you have the best educative kali linux tutorials, cant thank you enough
Initial thoughts as I am halfway through your video and this is the first time I have ever seen one of your videos. I am the type of person who enjoys learning, but I have found the cyber security path to be a challenging learning experience. Most people are so pompous of their talents that they flaunt their array of common vernacular and just talk in acronyms. That being said, thank you for actually going step-by-step and even explaining the "dumb/easy" parts. I will definitely be subscribing and I look forward to more videos.
This is what I've been looking for. I am currently a student getting a degree in cyber security (just started 4 classes in). You break this down very simple and easy to understand. Thank you.
hope you succeeded
Question: What is the difference between proxy chaining and using multiple VPNs? Say VPNs through different (and correctly chosen) countries? Do the proxies change more frequently WHILE you are working? Whereas, you would have to actively disconnect and reconnect each VPN to accomplish this same task? Do you recommend two VPNs in an aforementioned manner in ADDITION to proxies chaining servers in Kali Linux?
I love how energetic you are in this video, it makes it really easy to focus and watch! earned a sub
You're legit the best at explaining detailed stuff, you make it so easy to understand.
Yeah, he explains that he does not know what he is doing. This guy is more an advert for educational resources than for hacking. Ethically or not...
@@ElFantasma13 Since he as uploaded several videos detailing how this stuff works, then the conclusion would obviously be that he knows what he is doing. Just stop being negative, we're all here to learn and he is a good teacher.
@@pyotr8865 anybody that uses kali linux to "hack" doesn't have the right to speak on hacking. 🤣😂🤣😂 Proxy chains through Google 🤣😂
@@ElFantasma13 Yes, anyone has the right to speak about anything if they want. your opinion on free speech is terrible.
wow, your production quality and editing has gone up so much since i last watched your vids about 6 months ago
what should I learn first while I have zero knowledge of IT and want to know more about pentesting and other it remote work, thanks in advance
Good luck finding me, I’m behind 7 proxies
@Benjamin Thurston but what ab the logs?
@Benjamin Thurston Big brain move😂
whenever i type locate proxychains it doesn’t do anything for me. plz reply if you know what i’m doing wrong
@Benjamin Thurston what a beginner, the best way is to use the victim as a proxy xD
@@noir4181 I believe it’s close
Videography + Music Production + Editing Skills + Hacking = 🔥
Me: The perfect youtube channel doesn't exi...
NetworkChuck:
Subscribed immediately because of how absolutely hard the introduction beat was.
Hey you, you're finally awake. You were trying to cross the nmap, right? Walked right into that FBI ambush, same as us, and that anon over there.
Damn you glowing Todd Howard
skyrim reference??
based skyrim reference
Hi Chuck! I wish I knew about your channel before. I am addicted to your videos now 😆
If I had known about you before my networking class would've been so easy because you do know how to explain in a simple way 🥳
I've learned so much, thank you!
You should do a full pen testing course bro.
Thanks for these videos.
Man you're amazing, i know this is an older video but everytime i watch you explain this stuff i get so excited to change careers to more security focused roles
Mom: Son, Why two men in black are knocking on our door?
Mon:Son?
Son:
mon
MON
Mon?
Mon mon
Mon🤢
LOVE that type of challenge. Wish you'd do more of them.
Instructions unclear: PC exploded and the cops are in front of my house.
Well I failed even more... Police exploded and pc is in front of my house :/
@@freebird_music lol
movies be like....
lucky! evidence destroyed
fucking love these comments lol
please don't stop making videos chuck! this is a great video!
Nabs, use public Wi-Fi transmitter with proxy. So even after reading logs they won't get anything from that ip.
And btw pinging isn't illegal.
how to do that? I'm a newbie to linux
@@satvikgs5855 he just means that u should use a free wifi network so it can't be traced
raises flags though.
oR uSe tOdAyS SpOnsOR NORD VPN
Just make sure your change your MAC address, right?
One person disliked before the video even started. Don't let the door hit you on the...
Dislike is even better for the algorithm I guess. It's like in news. Emotional, bad stuff, killings, fires, negativity is what gets clicked and can bring more ad revenue. So they will promote video even more.
@@tanercoder1915 not how computers work : ))
@@rohanofelvenpower5566 well, it is what it is. round is round.
We all know who disliked it. It must be David Bombal.
@@rohanofelvenpower5566 the algorithm on facebook does :D
everyone: the challenge is so easy
me: looking for answer in the comment section
I was wondering if 5 winners already happened
@@animus1785 me too lol
I did everything i was supposed to do, but there is no machine whit port 80 opened. but i guess they closed it after the 5 winners won?
I'm having some troubles with :wq at the end
@@eduardooliveira4929 If you are using vi, just stop doing that and use vim. And if it's so hard to do that, open it in nano or mousepad or other editor created for the weak. Ü
is it just me or is this not working for other people
Questions: can you combine the types of proxy chains? Like can I use dynamic and random at the same time? Like going through specific proxies but each time it is random which one you go through?
thats wayyyyyyy toooooooooooooooooooooo o o o o oo o oodak'
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@@qen3349 what? lol
Good question. Probably yes. The best way is to play whit the option and enjoy. Nice day
I've mainly been using them to browse the web, and I feel much better knowing my info is encrypted
I love your videos man. You present the tools in a very easily understood way that novices would be able to understand, unlike how I struggled to learn the same things via man pages or other obscure docs. There is a lot of useful information here. I know there's probably a fair few people here who are curious based on the "black hat" allure to hacking but your videos are a great resource for someone learning about network security and how to test it on your own. I've learnt a lot even though I'm pretty familiar with a lot of the tech you present on your channel. Thanks for the great content!
and he knows how to deliver it to the viewer too
Your videos are much more interesting than my computer network course at school. Thanks you so much!
Great video as always. Please consider leaving this challenge up for longer really want to attempt this aside from the prize
You make this so easy to understand and now I'm considering learning it and coding. Just trying to figure out where to start is completely overwhelming. Most people damn near speak a different language when discussing these types of things. Thank you.
I don't know much about Kali, but if you want to know where to start with coding, I'd suggest something simple like HTML. As you progress you could add PHP to it. Then you could learn JavaScript and add that to your HTML code aswell. Then you can proceed with something like neural network.
@@orionthevixen Thank you for your advice!!! I appreciate it.
I just wanted to say that this is the first of your videos I’ve watched and it’s actually a perfect tutorial and I love that you actually have a challenge at the end and I hope you continue you that in video. Absolutely love the work 👏🏼👏🏼
I just stumbled across this video and tried the challenge at the end... looks like none of those proxy servers are up anymore (or I did something wrong). Bummer, but I still learned a lot in this video!
Man, I can't do any of these challenges until I get a new computer, but I really love what you're doing. Making it a challenge to make hacking fun is great. You should do more of these types of challenges. 👍 I subscribed for more great content buddy, keep up the good work. 👌
You can flash kali Linux on a usb stick and boot it on your current computer
set up a vps in the cloud and remote into it with your phone
i didn't watch that specific video but i wanted to comment on your last one. what i wanted to tell you is that i really appreciate what you do for people to get into IT, im 20 and im a cyber security engineer in a private company and i started from watching videos like yours and i hope that i had you back in the days. you do an amazing job of appealing young people to learn our future i really want to say thank you for your effort that you spent on simplifying our cyber society even if im not fully a active daily watcher.
hope you'll read my comment and keep your hard work you're amazing :D
so you started when you were under 18 ?
Just curiosity
Chuck: sets up a proxy on AWS
Also Chuck: "how is he ever gonna find me?"
I don’t understand
@@shaan9687 AWS will know who you are
@@wadwdwdawdwdwd5129 hey but from where do i get the host IP address? I can't find it...?
@@skelly.writes fr im wondering the same thing
i just love your channel, one of the bests i saw on youtube for real, you teach really interesting things.
10 June 2021 Thanks for the excellent tutorial, Chuck. I feel stronger. The challenge proxies are timing out. I was hoping to finish the lab.
How is that different than a logless vpn server? Not the architecture (obviously), but the final result.
No such thing, in almost every country they are illegal as their primary use is for stuff like this. I'm not sure bout your country but mine it is a legal requirement.
@@ryanfraser8816 are you sure it's illegal? It seems that most modern vpn servers do logless, like nordvpn, protonvpn... Proton even has secure vpn which has extra hops like a proxy chain...
@WhatTheHell AmIDoingWithMyLife exactly, which is why it's usually illegal to do logless
@WhatTheHell AmIDoingWithMyLife and its free
how did u do the wq thing?? what did u press after?
I freakin love the intro. It's cool, and that adorable pug just nails the "I'm unimpressed with this" look.
I like how you left a challenge to really show how it working and how you would use it on a regular
Great stuff Chuck! This is a perfect way to educate our next security engineers.
*scammas
@@lavi5h Nah, some of us trynna work for the nsa bro
Wow - someone that is teaching this in a way that's clear, concise, and who doesn't come off as a total douche - i'm an instant fan - thank you! Can't wait to learn more!
Yo, so how far have you come? and how much have you learned?
@@oldboy1955 not far enough lol but I feel like I’ve made strides for sure. My goal is to have my security+ at the least by the beginning of 2022 💯
Thanks for asking! 🙏🏻
@@zackaryhaddon5445 Thats so awesome man! I'm on my way there too except I barely have half the experience as you or Chuck but I'm getting there. Continue following your passion brother!!
Damn not just that you do great education.
Your visual Production is amazing!
Thanks bro finally someone who isn't posting malware or fake stuff, you deserve my subscribe!
tried to many times but getting timeout either at first or 2nd proxt, regardless it was fun to watch and exciting challenge, good job Chuck!
Proxy software is a little buggy. I have it restarting every hour now so give it a try
@@NetworkChuck thanks i was having time out on all 3 proxies. But was fun. Thanks for the Challenge. Next please :)
@@feiwoza Same here, all three timeout. But thanks NetworkChuck for the challenge. It was enough to setup and confirm ProxyChains are working.
@@NetworkChuck hi one question, once you nmap that range of ips and you find that one host has port 80 open, how can you acces the web server, or how can you know the name of the server. Really good video and i really loved the challenge.😀
Thanks to HACKRIB
I met them on Instagram and they helped me recover my lost Snapchat account,I testify to there good work.. I'm so happy
Me not understanding what's going on but just love watching your videos 😂😂
Dude I absolutely love you for hosting a wargaming style server for educational purposes. Last time I saw this sort of thing openly available to everyone since The Happy Hacker days back in the nineties.
More challenges please! You've got a new sub though just for setting up this challenge.
Pure awesomeness :D
I'm joining your IT army chuck! The challenge it's very cool man, thank you : )
The challenges really sets you apart from other channels! freaking love this!
Thanks to HACKRIB
I met them on Instagram and they helped me recover my lost Snapchat account,I testify to there good work.. I'm so happy
"But, Chuck, I had a mask on" LMFAO
I don't think any tutorial I've watched was ever this enjoyable
Hey FBI agent I was just curious that’s why I clicked on this please don’t raid my house
POLICE DEPARTMENT , SEARCH WARRENT
STOP! YOU ARE UNDER ARREST!
Dude, it took me like 3 days of trying, but, I finally got it working! Thanks, Chuck. You're awesome, dude.
I'm getting socket error or timeout 😢
Awesome!! love that you implemneted a ctf in your vid! would like to hear more on misattribution, like using proxys, vpns, tor, etc. and even vids on app sec and using tools like burp, thnks!
damn, how can you do all of this in a wink of an eye, gosh I want you as my teacher
Good luck finding me!!! I'm hiding behind bars!! LOL
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you🖤
FYI: I tried to do the challenge, but it’s too late cause the proxies are down now.
Well i'm trying too at the moment but all ports are closed !lol
same here
@@crunched9750 the proxys are dead because that nothing work
@@4ktv632 yeah, it's probaly too long ago. 😕
@@crunched9750 so proxy no longer works?
"I am 405 proxy servers ahead of you"
-Super Mario
This guy is a legend! I would imagine this is how they do the hackathons, on a little league. :D
Update: made it to the end, it was awesome! reminds me of the bennet foddy game who completed it.
Oh, figured out the proxy thing.
Iy you can't locate it you have to
open the kali console
sudo apt-get update
then
sudo apt-get upgrade
y
then
sudo apt-get install tor
Y
Got all that from some guy on youtube named (GD Networking Newbie) and the video is (ProxyChains Setup in Kali Linux)
then continue from 4:10 on this video
His videos are so well made and put together. 😊
Really liked the video, maybe on ur future videos you can do more challenges like those but make them last longer. I think we all find it very entertaining ;)
damn this channel is seriously amazing. thanks for creating engaging content for beginners that doesn't hold impossible standards for people learning things for the first time. It's encouraging and going through this feels like you have a friend there to guide you nonjudgmental. appreciatecha' chuck
Your personality make this showm you show the skills , step by step. When I get cash I will be sending ya coffee.
I can’t wait. To start leaning networking and hacking. I’m just on my way to get the A+ 😩😂😂😂
Farewell bro!
Try Morgan_hack on iG ,he’s pro ,check him out
“But Chuck... I have a mask on!“ lol
Instructions unclear, I've leaked GTA 6
Crazy
I HONESTLY UNDERSRATND SO MUCH BETTER WHEN YOU EXPLAIN THUNGS VS MY PROFESSOR , YOU MAKE IT SO SIMPLE & FUN NOT EVERYONE HAS THAT TALENT THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Love your videos!!! The way you teach is very informative and not too conveluted. It's what you need to know for what you are teaching and as you keep watching you notice what all you've learned through out your other videos. My wife is starting to actually understand and it's very noticable!
-As for everyone else..
I think everyone needs to understand that everything he's teaching is basics. It's a starting point meant to get you familiar with the basics and get you some real world exp. I think it was good on RickW to point out that it's basics and nothing you need to be implementing right now, without the full knowledge you'll gain through school and messing around (with permision). Trying things and messing up and learning are the best ways sometimes. EVERYONE who watched this video and is LEARNING needs to understand that they are LEARNING and don't use what you gained from this for anything other than getting exp and having fun with it. be ethical!!
No David bombal was harmed in this video
Can't believe, he forgot to mention that... bruhh
Question: How safe are the servers in the proxy chains? Do not you think that some of the operated by law enfocement agencies?