I don't think it was a good idea to film that interview in an open air space. Some crazy geolocation experts can pinpoint the location of that picture using even the angle of the sunlight. I'm just worried. Sorry.
I was always curious as a private citizen if you hacked a foreign adversary of the United States how our government would react. I suppose it would depend upon the circumstances. Props to this man for accomplishing that hack by himself.
DDoS attacks are a federal crime. This guy had MAJOR connections. I promise you any average citizen pulls this off, they have 2 options, work for the government or become a felon and have your electronics all seized.
This was a great insight and the cyber security theatre is not really talked too much about. I would be happy to hear more hacker stories and the impacts of people and business. Great video, Kaya!
Or you could watch him do the ad in order to help his channel out….. they do get the numbers on people that watch and those that don’t. If you want to support and appreciate content, watch the ad
Would it be possible to actually open North Korea to the world internet or feed news and stories about their dictator and how it oppress the population?
@alejandrocaceres8366 thanks for the answer;) it's not just hardworking (and I know it's a lot of it!), people like you have a very particular kind of intelligence and clarity of thinking when it comes to certain subjects (science, advanced technologies and programming, networks, maths...). Not anyone can do it and many of us try to be smarter by reading about those subjects and hit a plateau very fast. That's why high profiles are rare.
3:45 there is a stick figure drawing...almost fell outta my chair laughing at the depction of the " North Korean Guy ( or probably 20 or 30 people...with slanted eyes bahahahahahaha..."
02:59 that's so freaking true!! I've heard so many hackers from young to old when they do the bug bounty they usually don't get paid because even companies like Apple, Microsoft, Google etc. love to weasel out from paying with various excuses after the hacker shows how the bug is done. And then they wonder why some hackers rather sell their bug/exploit in black market.
such a good story, very bad narration. I understand you didn't have much content from the dude. but you are doing so many interventions damn just stop yourself from speaking, just the thing he is trying to explain continue. You totally skipped the part how he was phished post talking about vm 😢
I like it :). They captured exactly my voice lol. I like that they included all the "So I did this and shit.." Re. the VM not much more to say. I opened a visual studio project. When you do that you have very complex config files that can execute code. Hidden in there was a stupid ass simple reverse powershell. - P4x
I submitted a bug to a game developer, with screenshots of how I had broken the game. He replied "Thanks". I sent a follow up email asking for a bounty for discovering the bug, and the developer replied, "I'll just add it to the next round of bug fixes and upgrades." He absolutely did not care if the game was easily/repeatably broken. All he cared about was people paying for the subscription.
If you try searching this video on your tv you wont find it. But you can find it on your pc. What could be the issue? I used "the harker who broke north korea's internet"
I think the Internet & Intranet is the same thing, connected computers, it's just the Intranet limits access outside the system. I worked with an Intranet at a Company I worked with, if you needed access to a website that was restricted you could just make a business case to get that site" Whitelisted" so you could access it. e.g. I wanted Google maps & explained why & got access. They didn't have to build a new system just changed access permissions.
His drawing skills are so bad that it might as well be South Korea instead of the north one. And the map image you used as a background at 7:09 is showing South Korea.
hahaha. An unknown location ;-). If anyone guesses don't come too close, I'm dangerous on a computer. The other researcher that was sitting there is just dangerous everywhere. Also happens to work as personal protection along with being a great friends. Sudden movements may cause accidents :P. - P4x
@@alejandrocaceres8366 I mean I don't want to bring the wrath of you upon myself plus I assume you didn't care since you gave the interview at a spot with pretty apparent background, but Im pretty sure I got it just by a simple reverse image search and basic osint shit. Not gonna reveal it tho just cuz you might not want it out there :)
Any chance we can get these guys to Dox more CEO information for public knowledge? There's definitely people who will pay for that information for Deny Defend Depose purposes.....
Slidebean: What happens when you take down Kim Jong Un's internet? Me: He gets all pissed that he cannot talk to hot local Koreans in his area. What's that? He has his own separate internet portal for that?
What’s your take-was Alex response over the top, or did North Korea get what they deserved?
Also, big thanks to today’s sponsor!
I don't think it was a good idea to film that interview in an open air space. Some crazy geolocation experts can pinpoint the location of that picture using even the angle of the sunlight. I'm just worried. Sorry.
Lol
Ddos attack🤔 is ransomware attack
Nothing is over the top when responding to the DPRK.
Far over the top you called the whole country terrorist, their not just the government
You could probably DDOS North Korea's entire internet infrastructure with a Raspberry PI 😂
Straight upgrade from been batman to superman 😂❤
yes
Ok, time to use my raspberry pi useful 😂😂
@@brothersgta339-jb1ld I love the pi. It's so versatile and fun
Commodore 64, hacked the mainframe. 😂😂😂
Watch out for the Casio watches. 😂😂😂
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I was always curious as a private citizen if you hacked a foreign adversary of the United States how our government would react. I suppose it would depend upon the circumstances. Props to this man for accomplishing that hack by himself.
DDoS attacks are a federal crime. This guy had MAJOR connections. I promise you any average citizen pulls this off, they have 2 options, work for the government or become a felon and have your electronics all seized.
@@chen-beixuan Doesn't really apply if the attacked country isn't part of the UN and doesn't use any infrastructure from the UN
That hacker was like : hmm, you’ve been a bad boy, no internet for today
What an amazing video, thanks algorithm!
Thanks algorithm from us as well!
OR WAS IT THE ALGORITHM?!?!?!
This was a great insight and the cyber security theatre is not really talked too much about. I would be happy to hear more hacker stories and the impacts of people and business. Great video, Kaya!
he probably launched the attack while he was drunk 🤣
CIA was happy when NK connected to internet, then this guy showed up
The CIA was running the router lol
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Indeed bless this angel
Or you could watch him do the ad in order to help his channel out….. they do get the numbers on people that watch and those that don’t.
If you want to support and appreciate content, watch the ad
@@nv8227 Did you personally find the ad any useful? How did it impact your life?
Would it be possible to actually open North Korea to the world internet or feed news and stories about their dictator and how it oppress the population?
Or just show them how South Korea lives.
You don't think they know they oppressed?
Some people actually don't@@loh1870
Some dont. @@loh1870
5:30 The U.S. cyberattacked Iran’s nuclear plant
That's the point, stuxnet wasn't official at all, it was covert and the involvement of certain goverments still denied.
@@CraftyF0X stuxnet wasn't effective till somebody add super spreader parts... County with blue David star on flag
@@mateuszzimon8216 חחח מי זה יכול ליהנות…?
@@mateuszzimon8216that is the star of rempham
Russia also attacked Ukraine with NotPetya in 2017
and his name is John Cena
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0:43 good job guys
Can we please give this man a medal of merit. What a patriot.
Awesome video with a fascinating guy.
He has two?
This was an awesome watch!
Top tier journalism
I wish I had 1000th this guy's skills so I can hack my own wifi, I mean connect to my wifi 😂
You can sir, there’s so much out there you can learn :)
Or just pay for it😂fucking loser
haha appreciate it dude. You can. It's not innate, I just worked my ass off all day every day :).
- P4x
@alejandrocaceres8366 thanks for the answer;) it's not just hardworking (and I know it's a lot of it!), people like you have a very particular kind of intelligence and clarity of thinking when it comes to certain subjects (science, advanced technologies and programming, networks, maths...). Not anyone can do it and many of us try to be smarter by reading about those subjects and hit a plateau very fast. That's why high profiles are rare.
@@alejandrocaceres8366 Wow, Nice Work Dude.
Honestly Im surprised this isnt done every hour of every day
So go do it! What's stopping you?
- P4x
3:45 there is a stick figure drawing...almost fell outta my chair laughing at the depction of the " North Korean Guy ( or probably 20 or 30 people...with slanted eyes bahahahahahaha..."
Facts
just 5 years ago it was totally ok. I'm Asian, and I don't give a fuck. Bring that sh1t back
Fun fact: This video is longer than the duration of Internet connected to North Korea.
02:59 that's so freaking true!! I've heard so many hackers from young to old when they do the bug bounty they usually don't get paid because even companies like Apple, Microsoft, Google etc. love to weasel out from paying with various excuses after the hacker shows how the bug is done.
And then they wonder why some hackers rather sell their bug/exploit in black market.
It's also not much of a surprise that sometimes they already know about it and happy with it being there.
such a good story, very bad narration. I understand you didn't have much content from the dude. but you are doing so many interventions damn just stop yourself from speaking, just the thing he is trying to explain continue. You totally skipped the part how he was phished post talking about vm 😢
I like it :). They captured exactly my voice lol. I like that they included all the "So I did this and shit.." Re. the VM not much more to say. I opened a visual studio project. When you do that you have very complex config files that can execute code. Hidden in there was a stupid ass simple reverse powershell.
- P4x
@@alejandrocaceres8366 bru u aren't him
agree, it was very exhausting to watch this lol. which is sad because the story seems very interesting
I thought we gonna hear the guy talk, but it's just you doing the talking
fr xd
This is really cool to watch
very thing was carefully explain and understandable, nice one dude
thank you 🫶
Boy.. cant wait for The Weeknd to do a N.Korea vlog
I'm doing something at the same time, but did you say no country has ever actually attacked another country via cyber attack?
Mae, yo tmb soy Tico. Gran video. Great video, I love your content and I watch every upload.
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it does not give you acess to a server, it gives you a copy of data. thats why you changing your website copy does nothing to the backend.
I submitted a bug to a game developer, with screenshots of how I had broken the game. He replied "Thanks". I sent a follow up email asking for a bounty for discovering the bug, and the developer replied, "I'll just add it to the next round of bug fixes and upgrades." He absolutely did not care if the game was easily/repeatably broken. All he cared about was people paying for the subscription.
Bug bounty programs are usually for security issues, not general functionality issues.
Dozens of bugs get found daily…. The thanks was meant and earnest, asking for money was never gonna fly.
Nice stuff! I had to watch again !
You didn't have to publicly admit you know where he loves twice.
Non news story: Private sector is more efficient than the government.
Wait… n Korea has internet? Serious question I just watch a documentary that said they just have newspapers and broadcasts
they have thier own internet. Only a select few can get on the real internet.
Estonia was attacked by another country at 2007, for 22 days
If you try searching this video on your tv you wont find it. But you can find it on your pc. What could be the issue? I used "the harker who broke north korea's internet"
Thank you for this awesome video. I’m definitely going to school for cybersecurity.
Great job, I love videos like this
He is the new age Punisher. So freaking cool.
haha wish i was that badass :).
- P4x
Wouldn't the coin have a tracker?
Amazing work, as usual.
Thanks!
My question to Alejandro: how do you maintain your clearances and b2g while clearly being stoned? Teach me senpai
The thing that awesome to me is that this guy just seems like the hella cool neighbor you drink and have BBQ’s with.
Why does bro look like Jack Harlow? The resemblance.
intranet* not internet. n. korea does not have internet, only an intranet, which is not the same as the internet.
I think the Internet & Intranet is the same thing, connected computers, it's just the Intranet limits access outside the system. I worked with an Intranet at a Company I worked with, if you needed access to a website that was restricted you could just make a business case to get that site" Whitelisted" so you could access it. e.g. I wanted Google maps & explained why & got access. They didn't have to build a new system just changed access permissions.
What an absolute legend!
My respect for this guy is beyond my understanding! XD
He's fearless and honest attitude is just so badass!!!!
thanks dude, much appreciated :)
- P4x
His drawing skills are so bad that it might as well be South Korea instead of the north one. And the map image you used as a background at 7:09 is showing South Korea.
🤣 yeah, i can't draw for shit. But you get the idea...
- P4x
anyone want to pull a Rainbolt and figure out where they recorded this?
hahaha. An unknown location ;-). If anyone guesses don't come too close, I'm dangerous on a computer. The other researcher that was sitting there is just dangerous everywhere. Also happens to work as personal protection along with being a great friends. Sudden movements may cause accidents :P.
- P4x
nice try north korea
Some restaurants.
@@alejandrocaceres8366 I mean I don't want to bring the wrath of you upon myself plus I assume you didn't care since you gave the interview at a spot with pretty apparent background, but Im pretty sure I got it just by a simple reverse image search and basic osint shit. Not gonna reveal it tho just cuz you might not want it out there :)
North Korean Internet:
2 yoghurt cups joined by a piece of string.
5:37 Russia kinda attacked Estonia in 2007.
What did they do?
So he hacked like two websites that runs on dial up?
Why didn't he take over their broadcasts and encourage them to revolt?
Ik. He probably doesn't have the skills. Just an overrated "hacker", so he just did a basic ddos attack
Did you really not get a decent shot of the second challenge coin? Cmon guys
I've met him once. Looking different. Interesting responses
One day this channel will hit 1,000,000 subscribers
🤞
amazing more content about this 😍
5:28 Learned so much here... hackers put ketchup on their fries too 🤫
I wonder if NK now has more than 2 routers
Why some founders are ending up in jail? Wild guess: Because they made tyrants worry a little, and they just can't allow that can they?
Nice video. I liked just letting the talent speak and not interrupt.
jack harlow broke the intranet
Good vid. More please
Just so you know north korea is watching this
This is wild. Bro got some ego
As a North Korean agent I am en route to this man’s location
Just a START BABY
5:30 what about stuxnet?
1:41 I suspect he got honey trapped.
North Korea probably has dial up Internet 😂
The u.s probably knew about this exploited long before this guy did and left it alone on purpose. This guy exsposed it now they will upgrade
Better without your ad promotion
I have respect for these guys!
We need him for cyber ops in spaceforce.
Actually the US hacked the Belgian telecom company for years ans spied on the EU in Brussels.
90% of the media saying that North Korea doesn't have computers, internet, or even electricity ! How than they can hack anyone? 😅
because the media lies ALL THE TIME. hhahaha
All the music playing in the video ruins it
How about you lett him tell the story? This is a what could be a great 1:30 min or a 2 hour video..
Amazing journalism brother
Iran cyber attacked Albania, and bad diplomacy happened. They kicked the embassy out of the country.
Your commentary got in the way. Just let the interview play out with Alex
Is there something to break?
Why did the guy you were interviewing get shit faced drunk during the interview?
Dude must have awful opsec
You really messed this story up
I wonder how many people got permanently ended by the NK regime because this guy broke into their Internet.
Amazing vid! Buenísimo!
I like where this is going
Any chance we can get these guys to Dox more CEO information for public knowledge? There's definitely people who will pay for that information for Deny Defend Depose purposes.....
any chance you could shut it
1:02 Did i just hear "A terrorist country"? Ignorance with zero limits.
Thirst thing i thought... Kinda couldn't believe my ears.
I actually did rewind to check if I heard it right...
He's talking about the leader
terrorism: The use of violence or the threat of violence, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political goals.
Sounds right to me....
@@Cofymeiquer Terrorist mindset be like
@@Cofymeiquer it's an official designation :)
- P4x
I have never seen a Hacker that does not have the hacker personality
What’s “hacker personality?”
@@Gr8Layks I guess they mean the stereotype of an obese man in the basement eating nacho cheese from a can?? Nah man we're just people
- P4x
douchebag
Tired, pale, and dishevled? That's how they all are. This dude fits it perfectly.
Did you get him drunk so that he could speak or was he just trying to get drunk for free?
Slidebean: What happens when you take down Kim Jong Un's internet?
Me: He gets all pissed that he cannot talk to hot local Koreans in his area.
What's that?
He has his own separate internet portal for that?
that guy looks arrogant
Video would've been better if you just played the interview instead of switching back and forth.
You should let the hacker talk 😂
With a name like mine, how could I not comment?!
@3:53 is this how you represent north Korean people?
what's wrong with that?
get mad!
@@WispWanderer I'm not, I need way more than that. Way more.
Yes!
Bro is Jack Harlow
The next scorpion group
"I brought them down for a week cos I'm a nice guy"......... Wicked vuy 10:09