the tools that real hackers use

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  @_JohnHammond · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @hostilestructures · 1 year ago

  As a SOC analyst, these videos on actual incidents have been so fascinating to watch and have given me a lot of insight on how I can improve my own investigations. Would love to see more of this kind of thing in the future.

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  @digitalninja9nooffdays · 1 year ago

  Thank you John, really appreciate the vids. &nbsp;I am a retired Army vet. &nbsp;I graduate with my cybersecurity engineering &nbsp;associates degree next month and I have been accepted in to university right after to get my bachelors in computer science. &nbsp;It was a long time and some fearful times since I got retired from the Army medically retired, wondering what I was going to do. &nbsp;However, I fell like I have a found my calling, I love tech and so hungry to learn. &nbsp;I now have 7 certs and 4 more to take before I graduate, so I am excited to say the least. &nbsp;You are one of about 5-7 people I make sure to watch and keep up with you because it&apos;s quite obvious, at least to me it is, that you have been doing this for a while, and I am willing to bet you absolutely love it too, as I do. &nbsp;Keep up the great work bud, thanks again.

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  @bcg420 · 1 year ago

  I spewed my drink on my keyboard when you said &quot; I can feel the teenage angst in that leet hacker name&quot;

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  @pollenman · 1 year ago

  not many people comment on the fact that your os is zoomed in, i watch your videos on my way to work on the smallest mobile display known to man. Keep on rocking cyber cowboy

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  @UnfortunatelyBio · 1 year ago

  The calling name is a reference to rimworld. a deal with the devil drug that can slowly heal any injury over time and gives a boost to various bodily effects. the downside is its rare and if you don&apos;t get more the character will die if they don&apos;t get regular doses every few months and nothing can stop it.

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  @AllanCoronado-j8t · 1 year ago

  LOL! That comment about the video being &apos;for training purposes—bad, do not do it, etc., etc.&apos; cracked me up as always. Your humor never fails! Also, huge congrats on your engagement—wishing you all the best!

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  @AdHdEntertainmentLLC · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m definitely rewatching this when I get home so I can watch on a larger screen

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  @LeoouBeats · 1 year ago

  Thank you for the video! Personally, the videos that I enjoy the most are your malware / cyberattacks detailed analysis videos

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  @lbblais3 · 1 year ago

  I am just starting to get into security and hacking, and this is by far the best video I have watched explaining an incident end-to-end. Thanks again John

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  @NasirCrazyguy · 1 year ago

  This is actually badly written malware. But absolutely good for learning 🤣

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  @OverAndOverAndOver · 1 year ago

  You work at Hunteress?! Kick ass!! I used to work for an MSP and we promoted Huntress CONSTANTLY, literally the first thing we&apos;d do for all of our clients, I&apos;ve got one of your Pac Man shirts, massive fan of the product, Good Work Guys 🙏

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