What resources do you use to learn things like these? You seem to have very in-depth knowledge about everything and I wish to be like you someday...maybe you can make a short video about the good resources because that's really really needed
I will sure cover those topics as well. It mostly comes down to years and years of studying with a deep curiosity to learn inner workings of things. We mostly underestimate the power of constant learning. Will talk more about that in the future, right now im trying to close these initial foundational series
A way of learning things is exactly what you are doing... Curiosity and constant learning as well as constant research of more detailed information. However it takes time and also a good choice could be to attend a specific school or better a university path definitely this can help. I started with BASIC so I have seen tons till now. I can only imagine the amount of information and confusion that nowadays teenagers and new IT students will need to go through...
@@GooogleGoglee I mean yeah research is required but the thing is one thing leads to other and other leads to somewhere else. So you need to know where to stop. Because the time is really limited and there are a bunch of new things out there everyday and it gives so much fomo. Like you're just starting to learn cybersec and then there are new things in the market like cloud security, devops security, ai security. If you spend a lot of time on basic stuff which just continues and continues that doesn't really help😭
Thank you very much. Most of the times when i run hashcat on linux which is a virtual machine it always fails, however when i run hashcat on bare metal on windows it works very fine. Iam not so sure but something i saw a while back is that hashcat has challanges running under virtual cpus
in that case its because hashcat needs to find GPU drivers to work, and by default u do not have those while running in a virtualized environment, while when running in bare windows you have those. My problem is kinda different. It finds the GPU drivers but for some reason its not able to properly parse the hashes, even though the format and code is correct
Secondo me l'uso di un desktop environment più comune ti renderebbe più "visibile"... In molti passaggi vai veloce e molti ti perdono .. giusto una mia opinione.
@@hexdump13371:45 fino a 2:10 o a 16:00 Lo so è che usi i3m quindi vai di velocità con comandi da tastiera. Ma per chi deve seguire e non conosce l'ambiente secondo me ti perde un attimo e deve tornare indietro ... Perché non è istantaneo ed è decisamente un ambiente personalizzato. My2cents ;)
Dude you're seriously amazing thank you so much for the videos, you don't know how much helpful these videos are thanks a ton friend.🙌
Thank you for educating us !
Thanks 🎉
What resources do you use to learn things like these? You seem to have very in-depth knowledge about everything and I wish to be like you someday...maybe you can make a short video about the good resources because that's really really needed
I will sure cover those topics as well. It mostly comes down to years and years of studying with a deep curiosity to learn inner workings of things.
We mostly underestimate the power of constant learning.
Will talk more about that in the future, right now im trying to close these initial foundational series
A way of learning things is exactly what you are doing... Curiosity and constant learning as well as constant research of more detailed information.
However it takes time and also a good choice could be to attend a specific school or better a university path definitely this can help.
I started with BASIC so I have seen tons till now. I can only imagine the amount of information and confusion that nowadays teenagers and new IT students will need to go through...
@@GooogleGoglee I mean yeah research is required but the thing is one thing leads to other and other leads to somewhere else. So you need to know where to stop. Because the time is really limited and there are a bunch of new things out there everyday and it gives so much fomo. Like you're just starting to learn cybersec and then there are new things in the market like cloud security, devops security, ai security. If you spend a lot of time on basic stuff which just continues and continues that doesn't really help😭
Thank you very much. Most of the times when i run hashcat on linux which is a virtual machine it always fails, however when i run hashcat on bare metal on windows it works very fine. Iam not so sure but something i saw a while back is that hashcat has challanges running under virtual cpus
in that case its because hashcat needs to find GPU drivers to work, and by default u do not have those while running in a virtualized environment, while when running in bare windows you have those.
My problem is kinda different. It finds the GPU drivers but for some reason its not able to properly parse the hashes, even though the format and code is correct
Secondo me l'uso di un desktop environment più comune ti renderebbe più "visibile"... In molti passaggi vai veloce e molti ti perdono .. giusto una mia opinione.
Could you provide specific timestamps that showcase me going too fast? It would be useful to know.
La cosa migliore sarebbe usare un terminale solo. Chi guarda spesso può essere alle prime armi.
@@hexdump13371:45 fino a 2:10 o a 16:00
Lo so è che usi i3m quindi vai di velocità con comandi da tastiera. Ma per chi deve seguire e non conosce l'ambiente secondo me ti perde un attimo e deve tornare indietro ... Perché non è istantaneo ed è decisamente un ambiente personalizzato.
My2cents ;)
@@GooogleGogleethanks for your feedback!