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@@calgarymartin thx for letting me know! I will add one to the description and here! 12ft.io/

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Thanks for leaving a comment, it depends on your virtual lab set up a bit. NAT first then network second in your virtual box. Make sure that pfsense is in the same order. Quite often though the issue is actually on the host machine, that even when the firewall is correct the VM won't connect through. Double check your browser and network settings on the machine you are wanting to connect from. I hope this helps a bit :)

My host machine is a Chinese build from AliExpress firewall router j1900 Celeron cpu so bro could you share with me your pfsense configuration and exactly your host machine specs so maybe I could try to copy you exactly so it could work out and please be as detailed as possible cuz I'mma noob 😅 And please leave me your chat app number so we could talk a lot more cuz honestly I'm from Saudi Arabia and and our timezones are pretty different so please share with me your day schedule when you're free and when not

I'm glad the video was helpful ! Thanks for watching:)

​Bro I did exactly as you said in the tutorial but I still struggle to get any connection ​@@RedBlueLabs

That is a great question. I personally have never done it with more than one. However this technique should work with a zip file. If you try a zip let me know how it goes !? Thx for watching :)

@@RedBlueLabs I tried it and it kinda works but not always. Thanks for anwsering my question

@@user-lj8xm3nh2z oh man!! That would be frustrating. Are you going to try the streak again?

@@RedBlueLabs I might, just to say I did it. In 2 years when I'm done with school. But this time I'm probably going to bank the correct answers/flags. Maybe do a couple today, write them down in a txt file and just submit them 1 a day. Then I can keep my sanity and do a couple of hours, while still having fun and learning, without the drag of having to actually try every single day (Like I've done up 'till now). I just did what I could for 310 days 😂 On a really good day I might have had 30-something answers submitted (granted some of those where just read the text and click "done"). My next try is just going to be a cheese-fest.

Awesome!

@@RedBlueLabs this motivated me to throughly enjoy learning as well, thanks for the video

Thanks so much for the comment. :) What are some other areas of cyber that you enjoy watching on UA-cam? Some niche tech stuff that my channel could potentially do?

Thanks!!

Excellent point. Exploring exploits on old equipment is great for learning. Thanks for leaving a comment

thanks for watching :)

What is the error message?

I truly don't think so. I believe you are fine :)

I believe you should be fine:)

@@RedBlueLabs Ok , I appreciate . Thank you

it is, lots of people use it. it's in the same vein as "haveibeenpwned.com" it's really checking to see if your email is part of a data breach. the goal of the short was to show that if someone wanted they could check other people's emails and get like the first couple letters. Even having the first couple letters can help with social engineering of someone 's password. Be careful out there! thanks for watching :)

@@RedBlueLabs thank man! Really appreciated it! 😊😊

I know I know, I'm fan. Thanks for watching despite the Eagles shirt :)

@@RedBlueLabs Dont worry I am a Giants fan lol

thanks! I appreciate your comment :)

This is a very good question. Without knowing more, it would depend how you are going to run PFSense. for me I am working on putting pfsense on a physical machine, where the only OS for the desktop is PFSense, this means though that I would have to use two physical adapters to actually use them as networks. I need to do a bit of digging to see if what you are wanting is possible. PFSense is a great option for a free router, that is why I am going to be making a dedicated desktop that is only PFSense. Sorry I couldn't be more help, thanks for watching the video :)

Thanks!! Thanks for watching:)

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Thanks for your comment :)

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Thanks! I appreciate that. Thanks for watching:)

The website is a collection of SSID from thousands of people collecting the data. It's interesting to check out your own area. Thanks for watching

I'm glad it helped!

Valid points! I remember switching to linux full time and my learning curve back then was steep. In general having a firewall is important, firewalld is just another flavour. Thanks for watching

a.htb is just place holder. I set the ip and "a.htb" in /etc/hosts. when you "ping" a.htb your operating system looks to /etc/hosts to see if that name is associated with an IP. if it is associated your ping will work successfully. Similar process in this video but we are not pinging we are connecting to a machine with an FTP server running. Thanks for watching

Thanks so much for leaving a comment. I keep hearing people saying similar things. These tools are good, but there is definitely a temptation to farm low level challenges to get that streak, and then at the end of the day you have a streak, but what does it mean? Thanks for watching :)

No problem!

For sure!!

Thanks for watching, what you are talking about is possible! We can set port ranges with Wireshark filters tcp.port in {443 4430..4434} For example looks for TCP port that matches 443 and then a range of 4430 to 4434. I have been considering doing a video on this topic. I really like Wireshark. Thx for watching:)

Great thank you so much, I'd been trying to wrap my head around the documentation and was getting nowhere fast lol.

Thanks so much for watching! I'm glad it was able to help!

Thanks for watching, the way I learn is to try out the different things and see how it works. I hope these videos are helpful and enjoyable :)

Thanks, I really appreciate that:)

thanks for watching :)

Thx for watching:)

No worries, it means that the IP has a vulnerability that is known and can be intentionally targeted. Wouldn't be your neighbor because a router would need to have the vulnerability, and not every router is weak in this way