Why Companies Like Google And Facebook Pay Hackers Millions

When most people think about hackers, they think about criminals. But the past decade has seen a rise in a new type of hacker -- the “ethical hacker.” These men and women use their skills for good by helping companies protect themselves.
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Why Companies Like Google And Facebook Pay Hackers Millions

[@marufhassan634]

Me - Hacking data of people for personal gains. Govt - Lock him up. . . . . . Me - Hacking data of people for govt. Govt - Welcome to the FBI.

[@marufhassan634]

@ Yes because politicians are the good guys who are looking after us

[@angelopressley7689]

@look up... why you ask because the point is over your head

[@Brucelee89896]

hello sir, your compuer has been compromised please call microsoft at 1 800 123 456

[@tusk3260]

So you give second chance by having them do the same thing they did Lol thats not a second chance its hiring a criminal and becoming criminal yourself

[@tarik1845]

Christian B. It's called plugging another human cell into the corporation. Where previously this bunch of missfits were relatively benign we can now absorb their skills into our commercial monolith. Company: "If we pay this guy a million we will save a billion on the back end and that would go some way to affording that donation I have always wanted to bribe a government official with." PS government is not bad. Corruption is bad. Free market capitalism is not bad. Donation Bribes are bad

[@deusexaethera]

"White-hat hackers" are also called "software testers" and they've existed since computers were invented. The only difference here is they are independent contractors instead of full-time employees -- so they don't get paid unless they find errors.

[@nivea101]

Interesting way look at it.

[@deusexaethera]

@@nivea101: Software testers have an old saying: "If you didn't break it, you didn't try hard enough." A good software tester loves finding obscure errors just as much as any hacker -- because they are essentially the same sort of person.

[@nivea101]

@@deusexaethera Right. Also, as I see, the so called hackers/enthusiasts are more motivated than an average employee to find those obscure bugs. Do you agree?

[@shamansprout4394]

honestly if it as u said, that ethical hackers have to go through the stress of finding errors or else they cant feed their family, and even if that isnt the case, using your skills for evil even tho has risks but no god damn cybersycurity company will be able to match the potential gains if they do succeed, im just afraid because of how flawed this system is, many ethical hackers may perhaps defect to the other side if the need for money or greed calls for it

[@1337flite]

Exceopt most professional resters are un-oriignal, and uncreative and inouy test the spec, which is often poorly written by uncreative and unoriginal testers or devs who are happy to sacrifice security for convenience of testing or an easier dev path.

[@asimrafid9306]

Now this is the motivation I needed to study for my cisco course.

[@wtfanupam]

Also see for CCNA - CEH or OSCP

[@joshbin7532]

Look before you leap as the adage says and know fully the habits of your partner before venturing into a relationship. A broken relationship is far better than a broken marriage, a lot of people have suffered the pain of infidelity. Can you boast emphatically your spouse isn’t seeing someone else???? No, think about it how can you be in a relationship which you’ve invested so much in both in cash, affection and trust but to discover you are being played or made a fool that feeling hurts so bad which leads to an everlasting scar. You may feel otherwise and say yes but deep down you don’t have genuine reason to love or trust him cause he hasn’t been put to test. Men could be cruel, you can’t know a man 100percent cuz they are can easily be influenced by the peer (friends) they hang around with. You need to know the truth cause the Bible says “you shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free”. Wake up from your slumber and give it a shot like I did which turn out to be my best move in life. I was bitterly maltreated by my ex-husband after so many months of being perplexed with no where to go to who to cry on. I was rescued with the help of a great IT personnel Jamaicawho got me concrete evidence of my spouse’s behavior by remotely tapping to his mobile device where I got to retrieve all the text messages, call logs, pictures with some unknown women which set me free from his bondage. You can as well get similar help to turn around your life for good by reaching out to the able hands of John Michael today and be completely glad you read this post. This app works perfectly but you need the help of the real deal with the email in the comment to get loose from the chains of a cheater, and abusive relationship Test or call [phone]

[@reymartbara2206]

what a coincidence me too. im seeing this video while wanting to study cisco course..

[@roddyricch169]

I had issues and was recommended to @albertlus4 on Instagram. He’s the best and the most famous among all other hackers on KZbin. If you need his services you can find him on Instagram

[@Imagine-ug5cu]

What's a Cisco course? I'm new to programming and hacking

[@oritsejolomiokirika9913]

Tommy DeVoss just casually admitting to having the SWAT Teams kicking his door in multiple times... bruh

[@wparo]

0:22 definitely should see someone about that. This is not how an arm looks like

[@OatPancake]

What?

[@seafooddiablo5686]

Why did u make me notice that...

[@nczioox1116]

a girl I know had a broken arm that healed just like that. Even the doctors knew it would be like that but the surgery to correct it wasnt covered by insurance

[@apostolismoschopoulos1876]

This is how a programmer's arm should look like after 8 hours per day for several months being in front of the computer :")

[@souldrinker8417]

@@nczioox1116 I broke my arm twice and the first time after it had healed it looked like that. The reason it broke again is because I fell just right and broke it so while it was broke they put it back in place to where it wouldnt heal like that again. Boy oh boy it hurt hella bad lmao

[@kingjames4886]

lol in a basement... in farms in russia and china. "hacking" is a business now...

[@4tech69]

The US moves between 1st and 2nd of the list of most hackers each year.

[@_Epsilon_]

US spends on spying $70-80 billions every year. Russia's military (!) budget is smaller than that (~$50 bln). Largest number of hacker attacks on this planet originate from North America. Also US has troll farms all over Eastern Europe.

[@musicislife6250]

It has been a business for years

[@Drpanda533]

@tommy aronson lol you have no idea.

[@Drpanda533]

@tommy aronson okay little kid. Once you grow up and get an actual job in the field you will see. Just keep thinking hackers wear hoddies and sleep at mommies basement.

[@crystalidx]

It’s like money: you can either use it for evil or good.

[@terrythompson7535]

@Emmanuel Kunt No it isn't. Murdering people is objectively evil. Stealing from people is objectively evil. You need to have a look at natural law, and understand that actions have consequences, and that actions that have negative consequences, when deliberate, are evil. It isn't a matter of opinion. This is why these things keep getting implemented universally into law in organized societies.

[@Blacktolite]

Free Julian Assange he's to be a hacker

[@Grovesie35]

@@terrythompson7535 na dude he is right. It is due to the depth of perspective reality. Take case 1 of your argument. Murdering someone with a gun, face to face, most would see as evil. Murdering 1000's in the name of national defense by the press of a button, to many, may be justified as a different thing. Having no part in any actions taken by any party in said genocide, yet having a feeling of safety, because those murdered were the 'bad guys' is another level. While knowing said mass killing was reprehensible yet still (by choice or not) still reap some benifit from it.. may be a left turn, yet is what it is. Is the way i feel about the situation good or evil?! It is a rabit hole as endless as time, and mortality themselves; within the scope of understanding, yet can never truly be understood; outside of finding understanding in peace in ones self. But..

[@akashchoudhary8162]

@@terrythompson7535 What about murdering a murderer who has murdered everyone you ever loved but hasn't been persecuted. Will that be considered evil? Or what about stealing from a multi-millionaire who got all his money from fraud and hasn't been caught? Is that evil?

[@terrythompson7535]

@@akashchoudhary8162 This is not controversial. What you have just suggested has already been covered by natural law. This discussion is a waste of time because you should be looking into natural law. It is all about reciprocation.. and there is a difference between force and violence, as well as the difference between murder and justice. Punishing a murderer with the death penalty is NOT murder, and that's exactly why it is ALREADY generally accepted by society. You have not come across some profound example that is an exception. You're just in a weak position right now because you are attempting to win a debate instead of collaborating a discussion to arrive at the truth. You don't really need me to tell you what evil is, because you KNOW when it is happening to you, and you KNOW when YOU would like to seek justice and for what reasons. We all have that in common, except for psychopaths. Psychopaths are an exception to the rule though, and that is for another discussion.

[@realsh7992]

I wanna date a hacker but it's so hard to keep secrets from them

[@sevenhenson3926]

Just don't have an online presence

[@Tantemify]

@@sevenhenson3926 what about your smartphone?

[@kevindsilva1344]

Why are you keeping secrets in a relationship?

[@realsh7992]

@@kevindsilva1344 more like private info

[@Brucelee89896]

me too

[@user-ei7ed6zy9k]

Was this written by a 13 year old kid who just watched a movie involving a "hacker"?

[@ryantfinchum]

As an entrepreneur, I would LOVE only paying software testers on a performance basis.. No HR, no benefits, no fuss.. Seems like a win win for Enterprise..

[@anishkumaran9256]

Ryan Finchum bruh that’s kinda sad. Entrepreneurs shouldn’t be that selfish

[@ryantfinchum]

@@anishkumaran9256 why? They're probably getting paid more for performance.. cry me a river

[@johnnyapplesmith]

Why performance and not results?

[@ryantfinchum]

@@johnnyapplesmith same thing..

[@johnnyapplesmith]

@@ryantfinchum Ok just making sure. I think performance is good way to pay for service. Ofcourse, if they confirm that the software/website is free of threats, they should also get paid for the work, and peace of mind to the company/entrepreneur developer.

[@KevinSmith-qi5yn]

Google isn't the company it used to be in regards to software. Android and chrome are bloated messes with a lot of vulnerabilities that go unpatched. As they expanded as a company, the software people became a minority in the company.

[@romeoramosa1377]

PROFESSIONAL TERM : Pen Testers or Penetration testers.

[@yoriow877]

gachi

[@saulbravo3485]

sounds erotic

[@thecommenter4933]

Almost.... it's bug hunting, not pentesting :) Pentesting is an internal function of an organization and this video is about bug bounties. People who do bug bounties work in all areas of security (application security, red team, pentesting, architecture, engineering), and there are plenty of people who do bug bounties who don't work in security or technology at all.

[@dypes26]

@@thecommenter4933 black hats, white hats, brown hats and grey hats.

[@x1x2x125]

Lol penetration haha

[@bluerationality]

I’m surprised at the amount of ignorant comments here. Would you rather incentivize people to find and report vulnerabilities so you can fix it, or just leave it until someone actually breaks in and cause harm.

[@Blacktolite]

In that case free Julian Assange! Edward Snowden should be free! They exposed the government lies and surveillance on the civilians........you outcast them as the enemy! right?

[@bluerationality]

Ratso Rizzo not making sense. They are very different from this and you don’t know my opinion on them.

[@benweng5368]

@@Blacktolite wtf you high bro ????

[@ericb6784]

I'm not surprised by the ignorant reporting from CNBC

[@FixItYerself]

who cares?

[@infinitemonkey917]

The penalties for hacking are disproportionately harsh.

[@Ieo2249]

When l wear hoodies while coding or using CMD l feel like am unstoppable.....There is that inner power which enters inside you...

[@younesmohssen8158]

Lol cmd

[@reymarckessaguirre5082]

And then all you do is ping.

[@bachibak]

@@reymarckessaguirre5082 das some real hacker stuff, dont mess with dat!!!!!/s

[@user-og2lt8ou8i]

_Thanks for having English captions or subtitles_

[@AradhyPersonal]

Wow are u guys real??!!!

[@Nietabs]

@@AradhyPersonal no

[@a2340681]

If one day machines become as smart as humans if not smarter, hackers will be the hope for humanity

[@giorgilabadze1]

so thay pay you 2k to don't get 200k

[@flaubermonteiro5843]

Q: Why Companies Like Google and Faebook Pay Hackers Millions A: Antifragility

[@СнежныйДжони]

in a big picture it doesn't seem to be in their interest to fully protect companies from hacking

[@LamePseudonym1]

When I want to hack someone... I buy a machete.

[@veganpiranha3302]

This is MAGA Country 😂

[@Murky_MurkiMurka]

I wouldn't have expected anything other than that from you

[@j.macjordan9779]

....only one machete..?

[@googleoperationcyclone]

I think I just found a youtube comment bot

[@literallydeadpool]

username checks out

[@nikobellic7896]

Video blocked in my country Me: uses VPN also me: hacker 💯 💯

[@MaxCE]

what

[@rudrodayhan284]

Hacking only works at night in a dark room

[@themagicman6965]

With a hoodie on.

[@niceshot4563]

I install a youtube adblocker on firefox and I feel like a hacker

[@mascranegra6903]

Nice Shot 😂😂

[@peteranderson4523]

Would you like to learn more about hacks , do you need any type of hack services , recover old emails or forgotten passwords , have unauthorized access to any type of computer software , bank logs , access to cheating spouse phone , send a message : harveyhackers at gmail dot com

[@sakethreddy4450]

My aunt sees this and she is like now you should look at this industry..😃

[@mountains_beaches98]

Lmao

[@akashnag3879]

Cool.. but can they hack NASA through html??

[@earlh]

They're not paying enough for most to disclose security flaws. For most in the west you can't even make a proper living that way.

[@chaoticlife311]

That's news..

[@ETERNlTUS]

IKR, just look at equifax, yahoo, and others.. They lost hundreds of millions and public trust... If only they spend a 1% of that money for white hat pentest, it wont happen.. That aside, those mentioned in video is mostly CROWDSOURCE, meaning only ONE get the money, while the other literally just wasting their time..

[@octavian-9571]

@@ETERNlTUS Damn, hard truth

[@deanjordan6053]

You didn't expect people to exploit workers in America?

[@YoungGrizzly]

Even great Jedis can be tempted by the dark side of the force.

[@tbyrd4402]

This is precisely why I'll never take the mark.

[@IsraelCountryCube]

What mark?

[@tbyrd4402]

@@IsraelCountryCube Mark of beast. Can't buy or sell without it.

[@millevenon5853]

Boomer

[@christodang]

It's no different than the locksmith business in the physical world. If we build secure systems (whether digital infrastructures or door locks), we also build an industry of people who can access/brute force those systems if needed.

[@dynamo3059]

sounds like an epic waste of time. $1000 for something they are trying as hard as possible for you not to find.

[@dynamo3059]

@ much easier said than done. and not reliable at all

[@ab3040]

Really? 15,000 possible hacks of the department of defence? And they get like a trilliona year? That's unacceptable.

[@asherhaun]

Wait, Facebook spends millions on security? Lol, they must have payed the wrong white hats.

[@deanjordan6053]

They paid a flat earth Facebook group.

[@seasong7655]

Google: *Hiring hackers* Google's executive: "So I see you're running Gnome"

[@lorenzo9944]

Hello Elliot

[@buestrm2841]

Bonsoir Elliott !

[@techzone2009]

KDE 😁

[@peteranderson4523]

You know a Gnome can be a person who works by using their mind , but does not talk to, and is not known by , the public unlike the imaginary image of a very small ,old , man with a beard and a pointed hat , in traditional children story , the illusion of creating tools with the mind to gain access to information technology and high profile documents , dark web access , bank logs , without formal access like tomb prints , pass word , face recognition etc is the function of a hacker send us a mail today for any type of hack services ; harveyhackers at gmail dot com if you understand the message and can contact the mail you are smart enough to begin

[@alephanull1953]

MrRobot

[@funnymakerboy4199]

Being a professional hacker. You learn hacking only if you have knowledge of software, hardware and networking (I am a computer science student, this is my suggestion)

[@electroboom3619]

How much do you get paid

[@funnymakerboy4199]

@@electroboom3619 well depends on company ( icici bank contact me check all systems and internet sever ) need is developed some tools and hardware ( it take to much time developed our tool perfectly work with same device I made) . I get a 70000₹ (900 to 1000$).

[@electroboom3619]

@@funnymakerboy4199 ohh so ur bug bounty hunter how much time it take to learn everything

[@Xavier-ib3dv]

@@funnymakerboy4199 Bro what about a Cse BTech guy from IIT??? Will he able to become hacker throughout the courses taught there (Eg like cyber security etc.)??? Don't find it stupid because I am grade 11 student and interested in pursuing of hacking in the future😅

[@funnymakerboy4199]

@@electroboom3619 maybe you should be a learn python first . Then I will say you how much take time . 😅

[@walterkaiyuenpang3556]

you are not 'making the companies better' !!! you are making their systems 'more secure' !!!

[@Amy_Stanmore]

I'm so proud of my fellow Australian helping the world to find criminal hackers,

[@eaaeeeea]

"Ethical hacking". That'll be easier term to explain to people because that term contradicts the negative stigma surrounding hackers right from the beginning. Definitely will be adding that to my cocabulary, as I'm new to IT industry and very interested in cyber security. The best way to test a system for vulnerabilities is to try break into them using any means necessary. In order to think like a criminal you have to act like a criminal.

[@Tron66]

Clearly, hackers create the bugs they fix.

[@thuglife_9980]

alert

[@alekseysoldatenkov5675]

You need at least a decade of experience to be among the top on the bounty platforms. It quite literally requires knowing the ins and outs of a system better than the engineers who made it.

[@GreenAlien3777]

These hackers create the bug and say they found it and can fix it. Then get paid millions for undoing the bug. Then share the company website vulnerabilities with the criminals for more money and so the criminal hackers create new bugs so they don't lose thier jobs. Genius!

[@TechAddictClub]

Wait until an "ethical" hacker finds a big enough vulnerability that outweighs the reward for reporting it.

[@johnnyapplesmith]

Good.

[@ggff2269]

Literally i hate linux but am learning because of devops😂😂😂

[@uriahdowell4851]

Israel: Am I a joke to you?

[@MaxCE]

imagine one of these white hats finds bugs in their own white hat company

[@eat_the_octopus]

There is more money in selling “0day” exploits then reporting them. This feel good video is to calm the masses

[@1OldWriter]

They aren't hackers, they're white hats or IT pros.

[@hungathymug1066]

they are called hackers

[@francisc.t.2033]

damn, hackers use DOM Javascript at 00:10

[@ninjanerdstudent6937]

I miss the hackers who gave the world cheat codes in video games.

[@alexrobidoux2062]

The word "hacker" always make my ears cringe to the fact that its such a broad general term like saying you work in "Construction" or a "Hospital" but since most people don't know the difference between http or https they are often portraid as god with no knowledge of the systems... There are so many different terms and words that are misconstrue and mispopularized. A hacker had a deep knowledge of network systems, not just someone that can run scripts or has scamming organization in India to trump people into comfirming their identity praying on people's fear.

[@peteranderson4523]

hello Alex i see you have a very broad knowledge about the hack community as it concerns basic idea behind common knowledge in the field , and can differentiate between a hackers with deep knowledge of network system from one who can run scripts .... if you are in need of hack services for any kind of computer profiling , high security access , Email log in , Bank logs , credit card hack , repair and top ups for credit score , any type of services please contact harveyhackers at gmail dot com

To be a hacker is to be one of the best specialist in the field. This is why they pay so much. In every domain of activity the first 1% of specialists are paid a lot of money. It is not about hacking, is about specialisation and expertise.

[@funnymakerboy4199]

Yup

[@0fficialdregs]

im sure the greedy corporations with offshore accounts while invading people's privacy are paying hackers big money to do such a thing.

[@FixItYerself]

no doubt

[@0fficialdregs]

@@republish368 i hope so

[@peteranderson4523]

would you need the services of a hacker ? are u suspecting in this corona virus lock down that your spouse is cheating and you like to have access to their mobile phone , laptop and computer , facebook , whatsapp , email , deleted files . would you love to learn basic hack services ?

[@firmman4505]

By invading people's privacy you mean serving ads based on user data 😂

[@fakename7423]

*hacks CNBC

[@nobody-ki5dp]

Only people who has 140 and above iq can do that

[@jefdamen2977]

I don't know guys it's like inviting the burglar into your house giving them full access to install things for later...

[@mikezerker6925]

Jef Damen ... the old adage comes to mind: “If you can’t beat them, join them” ... but in this case I guess pay them enough to be on the corporation’s side instead!

[@souldrinker8417]

Put a secret back door so a few months after you can go back in and do whatever

[@tarik1845]

Oh look at me! I found a way to be plugged into the matrix, ohh, I mean corporation! I deserve this monopoly money for saving a trillionaire another billion dollars. Now that the corporation recognises my value and legitmaises me, you would be plain ignorant to laugh and say I live in my mom's basement. I got a cool million bucks for Tappin at my keyboard while watching Slavs bump uglies on one of my 5 screens. They don't need to offer me a place of work cos I don't need friends, fresh air or sunlight. I was one of the first hatchlings of the new breeding program to test if Autism wasn't simply left to nature but could be nurtured through our education system. Friends say I have mastered the talk-ward (talking awkwardly). Just me and my basement. Now that I have been entrenched into forever servitude, I mean assimilated! Ill be a good corporate shill for CNBC. ffs BORG!

[@makemyday1477]

So long as there are computers, there will be somebody smart enough to hack into them. They have to have a back door to get into them or you would never be able to fix them when broken.

[@republish368]

The problem is that software companies are focused on PUBLISHING products and they DON'T invest in security. I fu*ed up my projects because I was too focused on security then in publishing. Nether focused side are good but the whole IT leyer is perhaps wrong from the basics. Blockchain and distributed consensum, not BITOCOIN that is just a DEMO PROJECT, is a solution for A LOT OF THINGS.

[@AdarshMaddy]

They won’t reveal the real ones, if you know you know.

[@nemesiszz]

1:23 india at 27% . interesting

[@WarTanko]

Scammer lol

[@debadityasaha1684]

@@WarTanko sCaMmEr LoL

[@shubhankardasgupta4777]

FOr hacking too, You require a *BIG bRAIN*

[@4Realkevv]

Exactly

[@hellome1377]

that is why US outsources most IT work to Indian and other countries.

[@Sandman.68.]

Who created hackers? Can't sell ANTI VIRUS if you ain't got viruses. Classic hagelian dialectic.... Problem, reaction solution. One gang run the world.

[@dmacfpv8410]

I guess it's cheaper than employing full time IT testers.

[@CapedCrusader007]

So hackers can get a job after serving time and yet a person can't get a cosmetology license with a criminal record.

[@autohmae]

Yes, the way in the US things are handled with criminal records is just stupid. It prevents many smart people from getting a job. Which is a loss for society.

[@FutureKnut]

The irony of a system like that is people with records are more likely to return to crime, if they can’t earn income legitimately because of their record.

[@autohmae]

@@FutureKnut yeah, counter productive. it's something the private prison industry could have come up with.

[@CapedCrusader007]

@Picolas Cage the person I'm talking about paid $6000 to go thru the course, finished and passed the test then attempt to graduate and the board deemed them not eligible to receive certificate because they had a record.

[@baburo101]

I'd be a double agent

[@zardian]

Di you think most of them aren't?

[@zznug2837]

If you are payed by the company to reveal vulnerabilities doesn't that make you an employee and not a hacker? the term 'ethical hacker' is a antonym, like saying that a soldier is a ethical murderer

[@jobb2444]

it's not antonym it's oxymoron - the living dead. When you make it larger it's a paradox.

[@bobmarley8644]

No, you're not an emplloy or a contractor youre a hacker or security researcher that acts on an open bug bounty program, the companies just put a bounty out, they don't even ask you to identify yourself most of them.

[@kkp4297]

nah man. I'd rather hack and make off with $100 million than settle for $90k bounty

[@Beloved20223]

kk P lmao 😂

[@markireland7541]

I can’t remember me getting a check or payment 😂😂😂😂

[@electroboom3619]

Ur Ethical hacker

[@sudhatripathi8513]

Image a student hacks his school's website siting in his school's computers lab

[@imaddraider]

lol🤣🤣

[@louithrottler]

Also this whole thing seems so sexist. Where are all the female hackers? *stifles laughter

[@zeeshankhan-um6ld]

get hacking skils, get a spot .. it"s so simple rather than evaluate sexism issue in this

[@ohtheblah]

They're on TV shows like 24 and Criminal Minds etc...

[@BIGMEGA77]

Sorry to disappoint! I don’t think that was the objective

[@jasonvan8751]

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[@wolfblitzer1981]

To stop them hacking them 😂

[@PostWhatever1111]

You guys are the best . Thanks for the video been looking hard where to start and I found it because of you thank you

[@aresmars2003]

A cute idea, and valuable, but I can see how a hacker might discover problems, and if bounty isn't big enough, passing it onto another hacker for bigger money. AND WHAT IF a hacker registers and then is CAUGHT with unauthorized access, they just claim they were testing for vulnerabilities, so they have an excuse for their real motives.

[@aresmars2003]

I recall a college Math prof used his own text book in a draft form for class, and gave a silver dollar for every error students found. I was too proud to speak up so we'd make fun of the professor by whispering errors to each other without telling him, so a few of us could look in contempt at the students who would raise their hands for corrections and get the silver dollar tossed to them.

[@mynamemylastname1835]

Yet most of us give our personal data willingly such as face book and using google to search?

[@paulbrizlinger2979]

Perfect timing to learn about this video. I see something that I must pursue. 😀

[@nunyabsnss5564]

So u want to steal people s information and provide it to Facebook and Google that's part of it! What about my right s n others right s?

[@mickcv4554]

This narrator sounds like the chick from rogue rocket

[@darthashpie]

The first code they show is JavaScript . And it's requesting I'd elements

[@bruhmoment6217]

Java script is gæ

[@darthashpie]

@@bruhmoment6217 not more than u are

[@bruhmoment6217]

@@darthashpie No your mom wins

[@darthashpie]

@Shank Adams no

[@darthashpie]

@@bruhmoment6217 no u

[@jamesmorton7881]

Got to love that blue screen of death. What no EDAC hardware? One SEU per month per mega byte of memory at ground level. (COSMIC RAYS do matter)

[@Colonel__Mustard]

10 years ago there was a definition between hacker and pirate

[@AnthonyMcqueen1987]

Just started hackerone and its a journey to one day make a living doing it.

[@Tangerine457]

Hopefully they don’t turn to the dark side 😂

[@solvian9284]

I'm just curious, which is the Strongest entities to be found? Is it the Ethical Hackers or The DarkWeb Hackers? or they're just in another level

[@jadougla1]

I like the idea of picking the lock of someone's front door, waltzing in ("ta-da!") and then asking for a reward for doing so. "Oh and I know this guy who makes awesome front doors"

[@P0ETICsin]

Any way to recover pictures and videos of my android phone after a force reboot ?

[@peteranderson4523]

hello Poeticsin have you lost you pictures and videos in a forced reboot , was the action taken on the forced reboot less than 6month if yes you are in luck get back all you files now send mail : Harveyhackers at gmail dot com

[@iwiffitthitotonacc4673]

12:18 those Bad Dragon and e621.net stickers 😏

[@ShidaiTaino]

Burton Megasë why

[@shirool1142]

😏😏😏

[@coolpotato6759]

😏😏😏

[@fakename7423]

What happens when you click that link?

[@heiromarc]

@@fakename7423 You become a furry

[@terrythompson7535]

White hats are good people. They are tearing up the predators.

[@3p1cand3rs0n]

I'm such a L33t hacker, I put a "save hemp" sticker on my TI-86 and my mom hasn't caught me yet. 😎

[@literallydeadpool]

r/masterhacker

[@forestriver437]

Can you hack a Facebook account for me elite hacker....can you infiltrate a system for me and download all their files......Oh wait I was doing that years ago... 😎

[@zeramas_1165]

so if they're giving the hackers authority to find ways to hack things on there sites. Couldn't a hacker just decided to hack the site and steal money from the site

[@peteranderson4523]

hackers can decide to do anything ,it takes a well grounded white hacker to always do it right. get the experience of a hacker now mail : Harveyhackers at Gmail .com

[@richpeacock]

Dear KZbin. Stop autoplaying mainstream media.

[@waviiboiitrey6]

i wish I was a hacker lol

[@hairymary5146]

Google "do something good" for the people lol

[@8307c4]

Well no, a hacker is never hooded, they're not exactly in the public eye so there's no need for that. And then an ethical hacker, ahhh, how about we just call them programmers or coders? I mean maybe that makes too much sense, no... I'm not watching the rest of this bassackwards vidoe.

[@adamsmith2719]

Hmmm, I'm pretty, pretty skeptical about all this BS, to say the least....So, would that mean you use sloppy engineers to create buggy software and then use skillful engineers to find the bugs. So gradually end users have developed a sort of "Stockholm Syndrome" with regard to buggy software. They believe it is normal, expected, and inescapable. It is a very doubtful proposition. Is not it that mentality which produced Boeing 737 Max - create a crappy product and give it to Malaysia so their pilots find the bugs and report them back to Boeing for rewards (if they can land the plane). Is that another insane Millennial mind born idea?

[@theepicplays1289]

WTF LOOK AT THE BOTS

[@ayyvintage]

THATS WHY I USE VPN WHEN SENDING FILES ETC

[@ransomhades]

lol, if you think VPN keeps you safe you are wrong

[@sorra6257]

We Hackers will not accept thoses who use hacks for evil

[@Butte_r]

Should put in why CNBC is hungry for ad revenue on KZbin.

[@jerryseinfeld5713]

Unbuttered The ad revenue they get in KZbin is peanuts. They just want exposure for their TV channel/brand

[@3litepker]

@@jerryseinfeld5713 It's definitely not peanuts, even to them.

[@theenchiladakid1866]

This is 20 years out of date

[@wida2775]

If you are police think like a thief,

[@yashaswikulshreshtha1588]

I'm a thief, should i think like police?

[@yashaswikulshreshtha1588]

Okay, so basically swap up thinking right? that's gonna swap up their job too.

[@wida2775]

@@yashaswikulshreshtha1588 yes think like police if you don't want get caught.

[@yashaswikulshreshtha1588]

POLICE ASKS TO HIS COLLEAGUE: Where did my phone go? COLLEAGUE: i don't about that, i am on duty, watch your stuff on your own. POLICE: Okay, fine. Hey, how to think like a thief? COLLEAGUE: Don't know about that, do you know how to think like police? POLICE: Yea, but why? COLLEAGUE: Nevermind, see'ya POLICE: Wait what did he just said?

[@yashaswikulshreshtha1588]

Now according new theory: Police: i m headin out for thief school. Thief: i'm headin out for police school.

[@fkdeyfeelnz7348]

just like ethical politics....