You should consider adding subtitles to your trainings. I'm aware that knowing English is necessary for cybersecurity. However, learning in one's native language is much more effective and is the right way to learn. Therefore, I have hesitations about purchasing the trainings solely for this reason. For instance, if there's a point I don't understand on TH-cam, I immediately turn on the subtitles, making it easier to understand what I've missed. I'm sure that if you add automatic subtitles in a few more languages, you'll experience a surge in training sales.
Excellent video. Did loads of boxes on HTB skipping windows ones. This is definitively a skill I have to acquire but I still hate powershell. They had to add 'power' in the name which is suspicious 😂 Anyways I'm going for it
The "Passwords and Port Forwarding" box is so fucky lol. Please someone tell me if I'm making sense so I can stop going crazy trying to wrap my mind around it: For the victim machine to give its local SMB connection to the attacker machine (which will technically be on the attacker's local route table), and then logging in as the attacker to complete that process, you then have to log in as the victim user to gain privilege over their machine. Is this technically done....under the attacker's local SMB connection? Even though it's the victim's local SMB connection? Wouldn't it recognize that victim user anyways? I need sleep right now lol. Thanks for messing with my head Heath. Keep up the great work as always
Hey TCM. In the phase of the WSL escalation, can we create a link that has a \\\\my_ip stuff with responder on to capture the NTLM hashes? or maybe has a file:// before?
I use Manjaro with the blackarch repo and windows-exploit-suggester is a simple click in pamac. I can't stand Kali, so I made a script that installs 99% of Kali's tools into Manjaro. It's mostly automated, but I'm slowing making it fully automated when I have time.
In the Devel machine do we really need to use metasploit for listening? Cant we use "nc -lvnp 4444" and listen directly then upload and execute on the web server? Wont that work? And if not then why not? Whats the difference?
Having recently learnt how to exploit machines and pentest this video is excellent and is helping me greatly with post exploitation on my windows machine. Thanks so much for all the content, your videos are really helping me get where I need to be
Brother, this is by far the best step-by-step explanation about this subject I have ever seen. The level of abstraction you operate at when explaining methods and commands in this video is insane. Not to little, not too much. Keep it up. Greetings from the IT-teacher from Norway ;)
@Martin Julien after doing some research ;the most widely used OS by hackers is Kali Linux. It does make sense for me bcoz there are some excellent features like forensic mode for kali Linux. Of course basic remains the same for everything but the platform which we work everyday using those basics is also important.
TCM is AWESOME! Thank you for all that you give the InfoSec community!
yay! long live TCM ! thank you so much for your amazing content
So this is the knowledge that gets me from the very easy htb to the medium htb machines?
You should consider adding subtitles to your trainings. I'm aware that knowing English is necessary for cybersecurity. However, learning in one's native language is much more effective and is the right way to learn. Therefore, I have hesitations about purchasing the trainings solely for this reason. For instance, if there's a point I don't understand on TH-cam, I immediately turn on the subtitles, making it easier to understand what I've missed. I'm sure that if you add automatic subtitles in a few more languages, you'll experience a surge in training sales.
Excellent video. Did loads of boxes on HTB skipping windows ones. This is definitively a skill I have to acquire but I still hate powershell. They had to add 'power' in the name which is suspicious 😂 Anyways I'm going for it
The "Passwords and Port Forwarding" box is so fucky lol. Please someone tell me if I'm making sense so I can stop going crazy trying to wrap my mind around it:
For the victim machine to give its local SMB connection to the attacker machine (which will technically be on the attacker's local route table), and then logging in as the attacker to complete that process, you then have to log in as the victim user to gain privilege over their machine. Is this technically done....under the attacker's local SMB connection? Even though it's the victim's local SMB connection? Wouldn't it recognize that victim user anyways?
I need sleep right now lol. Thanks for messing with my head Heath. Keep up the great work as always
I love you ❤. This channel is the best and I have gotten course on discount 🎉❤
Yes please, the last part you said, AWS
This video is very informative TCM SECURITY IS AWESOME please make window active DIRECTORY EXPLOITATION full video
Thank you!
Thanks ❤
Thank Bro❤. Really like your courses.
#we_want_coupon_50% for this and the Linux one 😢
Can we do the labs with virtual machines Windows Server installation..
Thank you soo much 😮❤❤
would you kindly provide the resources notes that was there in the course videos description on your site? it is not here.
Hey TCM. In the phase of the WSL escalation, can we create a link that has a \\\\my_ip stuff with responder on to capture the NTLM hashes? or maybe has a file:// before?
I am un sure if my phone has been hacked and or being spied on
I own the course but this can play straight through nice and easy thanks man! ❤🎉
Legend for uploading, thanks for this.
I use Manjaro with the blackarch repo and windows-exploit-suggester is a simple click in pamac. I can't stand Kali, so I made a script that installs 99% of Kali's tools into Manjaro. It's mostly automated, but I'm slowing making it fully automated when I have time.
In the Devel machine do we really need to use metasploit for listening? Cant we use "nc -lvnp 4444" and listen directly then upload and execute on the web server? Wont that work? And if not then why not? Whats the difference?
Yes netcat is useable.
yes we can use nc, and personally I prefer it this way.
@@ThunderxBoy oh ok
Having recently learnt how to exploit machines and pentest this video is excellent and is helping me greatly with post exploitation on my windows machine. Thanks so much for all the content, your videos are really helping me get where I need to be
If this video is well explained ill try the TCM subscription
I have done all the boxes of HackTheBox medium and hard both windows and linux not the insane so could i attempt the oscp ?
1:12:30
Sadly the Devel Machine is already retired and offline man..
On the course you offer I found the auto play button but now the sound turns off is there a way to auto play and auto sound? Please
If you want to learn this is your guy. Buying all access pass well worth the money!!!!
In your course you will provide a certificate
This is the last course, that i have to do. already have been through all of the other courses,.'
Why not add this video to the Full length hacking playlist too ?
much obliged sir, i will contribute by sign up for all access course on your website.
Thank you. Excellent video!
can i get a voucher to access all the courses? idk free alike coz is hard to get too much stuff certified
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my windows exploit suggester dosent work :(
probably a problem related to python versions!
Nice
Thank you so much, this truly is the best educational cybersecurity channel
Was waiting for this course 🥹🔥...Thankyou❤️
Was waiting 1 year ❤
Thank you sir
Brother, this is by far the best step-by-step explanation about this subject I have ever seen. The level of abstraction you operate at when explaining methods and commands in this video is insane. Not to little, not too much. Keep it up. Greetings from the IT-teacher from Norway ;)
Thank you so much bro 🥰😘
just such clear explanations! awesome job
Thank you for sharing this!
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which linux is best for learning cyber security ?
@Martin Julien after doing some research ;the most widely used OS by hackers is Kali Linux. It does make sense for me bcoz there are some excellent features like forensic mode for kali Linux. Of course basic remains the same for everything but the platform which we work everyday using those basics is also important.
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Make a course in secure/safe C programming for beginners!
Thanks for sharing this! You’re doing great work
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