You can get more officers to show up to something with no physical danger

It's definitely Jedi powers and lightsabers. ... and the JTAG Auto Aim.. lol

I think this actually has to do with how easy it is to erase digital evidence. Its very likely the sheer shock an operation like this can cause will impede most hackers from actually erasing shit

@@guilhermetomas1595 it's because police are scared of dangerous criminals and want to man handle innocent kids to feel tough actually

@@jasonpreston2703 agree

my mom discouraged it. am in 30s and dont have shit to show for anything but i cant get enough learning about computers and systems networks. I just started. So i decided to start with linux and a programming language. not sure which language to start with yet.

@@niksatt4843 Everyone has different preferences and will tell you something different, but if you're looking towards a language that works for a lot of security applications python is good to know

@@niksatt4843 How about Python?

he is not a hacker its scrip t kiddy stuff give credi to the ppl that wrote the the program s but thats not hacking either

@@greentroll9326 fix your spacebar

Or too long. They could be a lot shorter and still tell the same story.

@@ElvenJustice The longer they are the longer i can have them in the background

for a podcast I actually like the length

@@ElvenJustice I've got a c++ course Speedrun in 50,000 milliseconds if you want to watch at 1.5 speed might be something your into I got ur back :D

Yes!! Agreed 💯

Wanna make out?

Same bro!! I can't stop binging it...im right there with you brother...

It'll take you little more till it becomes like a weekly coffee that you cant cut off for some reason 🤣

You're welcome to the community 🤧

The new shadowcrew

Look at you just using his name like you know him like that. You're still in the stand over in the corner holding a drink and scrolling your phone phase of this repationship. You may be at the party but you gotta wait your turn to hang in the cool kids group(The OGs) Just hold tight, you'll get there..., just not there yet

U tell great stories brother

I feel like you're lying lol

@@BacklTrack I wish I was lying, I got bullied afterwards because all the kids that didn't understand computers used it as an excuse to say their homework/coursework had been deleted. But because the whole system had been fucked they had no way of telling if they were lying. So I received even more blame. The teachers blamed me, the kids blamed me, the technicians blamed me. One cunt even smashed a keyboard around my face to try and prove a point. All I wanted was C's 1.6 Lan games.

What were they hoping to accomplish with metal cases, that's just honestly funny.

@@ttpechon2535 yeah, but I didn't dare mock the Idocracy due to fear of consequences, Head of IT had a meltdown. Honestly it probably did do damage, but I guess I kinda thrived in the chaos. They put the cases on the computers to prevent access to the ethernet port, the win xp system used to download local my local user profile as a student and it was very limited in functionality, so if timed correctly you could pull the cable out which causes default admin profile or use a dummy network. You could use a word document to change default windows internet settings to allow any website, or run a .DLL file and .Bat

I mean, he couldn't participate in the CTF, so yeah, definitely not.

sp01l3r

Thank you! So much unnecessary lead up

go to the link to his website in the description

turn on CC and read the intro

you mean break into the IT industry

Youd be surprisedthe ammount of pe testers i know thatstarted because of this podcast

@@minnow1337 *hack into the IT industry :p

Look into "capture the flag" challenges. They're fun, you learn a lot about security, and you don't get in trouble.

@@minnow1337 I mean break into your home

Oh don't worry it's still the algorithm, it's just gone far beyond dystopian :)

Ha, strange me too. Just cleaning up and started a chop 😂

Pack another, poke smot with a distant homie.

YEAAAAH

Get off the dope son, it's going to stunt your intellectual and emotional development and that's the last thing you need after what happened to you during the pandemic.

@@TheCoon1975 medical reasons for me really and I'm 42 myself so I feel ripping some cones in the evening is fine. Stuffed back along with a few other health reasons plus I like weed, alcoholism due to PTSD was a way worse choice. I don't drink booze anymore so weed is good.

It's NOT that small, kinda the opposite. Top down push to make short video, like tiktoks it actually changes your brain, like little drug fixes and makes you dumber, less able to concentrate on big thoughts

@@EndoftheBlock7224 my statement was a bit hyperbolic, I mainly meant that, contrasted with other videos of similar quality from other creators , these videos receive less views, and that's a shame, as I really enjoy them.

Almost all successful high tier niche topic KZfaq channels are long form. I wouldn’t say the market is small at all.

​@@jupit3r131some of them are uselessly long 😅

@@EndoftheBlock7224 Nobody has time to consume hours' worth of content. His content is longer then most people's commute which is the only time people actually listen to podcasts

Gotta learn to fight after you get your azz kicked

I live under a rock...so this stuff is crazy but interesting, learning so much while doing dishes

Quite literally just repeating what others have said. You couldn’t write and deploy a botnet lmao

I mean I'm at the first 1/5th of the episode and be sounds clever

He admitted he was a script kiddie until he started doing CTFs. LOIC, PuTTyBooters, ETC are all deigned be to point and click so the user doesn't need technical knowledge to use the software. He mentions conducting NTP attacks which is obviously indicative of some technical knowledge, though clearly DDoS was his game. But ultimately, no, logging into stressor accounts, pinging for an IP and clicking go isn't a specialized knowledge base, and the key thing to take away here is while you can complain about the lack of technical prowess required for success, the goals Cam was looking to achieve did not require it, so personally I don't really feel it's fair judging him at this point in his skill set, he's done what any hacker worth his salt would do, and that's get the job done. When you aren't competing for brownie points, nobody cares how technical the "hack" was or is @@BacklTrack

You got scammed

@@TG-xc3qw hahaha

Good thing he was caught before he caused even more damage. He actually was hurting his cause though he may not have seen how in his narrow world.

Oh.. 2 minutes later you said it yourself.

This really isn't that unique, China Russia and Israel have been doing it for years.

Snitching you mean? It's pretty old and everywhere. Calling that idiot a "talent" is just an excuse for authorities because he didn't lead them anywhere.

@@BeAPickle I guess you were already solving the squareing of the circle when you were 14. I can imagine :D

@@milztempelrowski9281 well, duh? It's 7th grade geometry and by the age of 14 you are already in 9th grade.

yes!

He has a lot more episodes on Spotify.

Correct, he just downloaded LOIC which was compromised years ago. Then became a fall guy, thinking he was part of anon lmao

ISP's focus first and foremost on their own infrastructure. Sure they can offer DDoS protection for customers but in most cases if they do it it's cheap, will block the most basic attacks and that's it. Don't forget ISP's themself are the biggest targets and constantly under attack. Therefore normal clients and also enterprise user's are not the top priority for them; f.e let's say they detect an enormous amount of traffic hitting them they may block ALL traffic including yours - you see where this is going. If we talk about a single ISP their bandwidth is limited, and they simply will care about themselves first. ISP's also don't protect against any kind of protocol attacks. DDoS protection simply isn't their core business, there exist more than enough security-first vendors with certain products which can spread incoming traffic over different ISP's and data centres to balance and absorb incoming attacks more effective

Well yeah, that’s how privatized prisons make their money in the US.

Like the fella from the Spielberg movie “Catch Me if You Can” with DeCaprio. The forger ends up working for the feds, helping them catch forgers.