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Ryan Montgomery demonstrates the vulnerability and fragility of our online data. In today's age, most of our data is stored on the web, making it susceptible to breaches. Ryan's website offers a way to test these vulnerabilities for yourself or your business. Ryan has also successfully participated in bug bounties where he explores the vulnerabilities of big tech companies and reports his findings for a reward.
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[@thedon3346]

Awesome stuff man!

[@dnd7944]

HTB Academy is good place if you want to learn this stuff

[@integrity262]

Thank you Shawn for all your doing after retirement.Fighting a different battle nowadays.

[@integrity262]

It’s so cool to see you all wide eyed, sitting up, super straight, like holy hell looking at that young guy.”absolutely I want see it.Thank goodness some people do have the greater good in their hearts and minds.Go bless us all.🙏🇺🇸❤️💪

[@robertgriffin4118]

this guy will destroy you if he wanted to

[@blackfriar3271]

Wild to think Shawn; you've interviewed Marsoc, Seals, Delta etc, but this unassuming young "computer nerd" very well might be the most dangerous man you've interviewed. Very thankful he wears a white hat and GREAT eye opening interview!!!

[@wadewilson8011]

It's sad how many people DO NOT realize the accuracy of your comment.

[@jaredthetrain5309]

He could bring those people together in one big group and change the world for the better

[@Spartan-Of-Truth]

Don’t get my hopes up.

[@DontLookBehindYou1]

I bet after this interview, he ends up shaping the digital culture on a bigger scale

[@Kw-sv2mo]

For the new type of wars, the new type of soldier

[@johanblume8944]

This is one of my favorite guests. A super smart guy working on the good side. The world has become so terrifying and dangerous.

[@gsin311]

Umm super smart guy who cant explain his own product. I dont doubt this guy is intelligent but man some of these guests on this show do like the smell of their own farts

[@user-rt5oo6ro8l]

try to put yourself in his place - one thing is that he has to convey and inform about some high-tech things in a way that most people will be able to understand it, at the same time that he might be nervous and probably also very aware of whether he says or do things that can get him punished! however, be happy that the man uses his knowledge after all and tries to make the rest of us safer, instead of trying to point fingers and try to belittle him. it's the (blackhat) hackers we have to worry about!

[@loansharks47]

@Spin Lock shit snobby engineers say lol. He probably doesn’t know how to explain it because he’s attempting to put it into layman’s terms, which can be a difficult translation for some when you’re so used to the fine details and using CS vocabulary.

[@DS-ss7vl]

A GOOD moral compass.

[@dip9995]

He’s not smart at all. This is the snake oil salesman in cybersecurity

[@birdmusic1206]

i'm scared to type a negative comment about this guy

[@Therealcarolinaguy]

lol he's watching me type this.

[@Justin-lr2eg]

Why would you though hes cool

[@TheAlbin0zebra]

He typed this comment for you

[@BillGrills]

Nah he's chill like dat

[@valorgaming7114]

It looks like Howdy Doody

[@alvarezgamers]

This guy is exactly what I picture as an expert hacker.

[@spectre1725]

@@spinlock1785 He maybe is an expert hacker but what is explained here isn't even scratching the surface XD It would be way to compicated for people to understand. Even for many IT engineers it's hard to grap ^^ I see that everyday

[@jacktringoli3299]

Then you’re playing yourself lol literally anyone can be an expert hacker that person who served your in the drive thru last time or that old lady down the street or hell even a co worker or your mailman or garage truck driver that gets your garbage and so on and so on So remember anyone can be an expert hacker because a hacker doesn’t look like any specific type a hacker can be literally anyone even someone you saw in an adult video could be an expert hacker (Shawn could be an expert hacker you’ll never know)

[@spennywet1351]

Bro he's gonna get u.

[@IssaMeZane]

@@spinlock1785 He works for the FBI lmao he was forced too because of his knowledge and skill.

[@oftheHowl]

​​@@spinlock1785t doesn't even matter what you think makes him qualified or not, he's speaking facts and spreading knowledge and awareness in more easily digestible info to the general audience. It's not like he's pretending to be anything, so idk why you'd refer to him as a shill lol. Take the Tinfoil hat off

[@FatOlli]

What’s really scary is that there are infinitely more people that are as skilled or more than this guy that use hacking for malicious purposes

[@anastasijachamkina9001]

Yea we call them our military complex lmfao

[@purplealiencookies7416]

Like wild dogs 🐕 ,,,they avoid the Strong and target the weak ,,,,,,,because hacking someone on a computer is nothing like a machete,,,,,,be so dangerous the devil flees your presence,,,,,,

[@capolean2902]

yea u run into those weirdos playing video games

[@kylehenline3245]

The best hackers in the world are primarily on team white hat. IDK if you are counting intelligence agencies and the like as malicious but they are generally considered white hat. You can easily make multiple hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in this field totally legally, there is no reason to risk going to jail. You don't really find super talented red hats unless they live in a country with few opportunities or the occasional super talented but young and dumb people screwing around.

[@georgedoughty-zr3ed]

That’s where the money is.

[@JustDaniel6764]

What great work this fellow does. We must all applaud him👏👏 We need more of him

[@chvckn0rri5]

@0day

[@sevensea8324]

Are you hacker

[@MizanHIT]

No why would I..

[@1jobhunt]

Their are more of him.

[@1jobhunt]

​@@chvckn0rri5plugin sql injection blocker

[@mirko85able]

Props to Ryan for showing up and preaching about the job. Cybersecurity, especially offensive security, is hard to explain, break down, and people are easily after you if you say something inaccurate. Glad he's on our side and not a threat actor.

[@zaccampa4055]

People don’t realize how much work goes into learning this stuff too.

[@Wizz15]

@@zaccampa4055 If this type of thing was born from a hobby (which it usually is), it’s very easy to learn quickly and the learning/gaining experience happens without you feeling like you have to study. In my area of IT it’s very common to have co-workers with no formal IT background, other than what they taught themselves. These people are sometimes better than formally educated people, because they have a kind of intuition about stuff that schools can’t really teach you (it just has to click for you, schools can’t force that to happen, only give you some background info when it all does start to click). From what I can tell there are two types of people working in IT: people who did very well in school and are very bright, then there are the dropouts who weren’t doing well in school but are very creative (musicians, artists, etc). If you are creative you can be successful in this field without much education, being able to think outside the box is very valuable. If you have both kinds in the same place, then everybody gets to learn a lot automatically. You do have to have an actual interest in this thing though, otherwise the amount of information you have to soak up will be overwhelming rather than interesting.

[@DMBoyCloud]

What does hacking has to do with cyber security? I mean the hacker term was already explained way before 1990 in the hacker manifesto. It is not even related because cyber security is a job related topic, same as a pentester , hacker and hacking is a diametrical oposit matter and philosophy. I was born in 1985 and have been in the scene sincei was 10. Social media has just bombarded new generations with idealistic terms without any fundamental approach and people just buy it. It's like those who take cyber security courses to get a certificate think that it will make them a hacker when it just makes you pentester, someone that wants to get a job at a corporation. There are no more hackers in the spot of light, the last one that was revealed as one was Richard Stallman and is no longer alive.

[@Wizz15]

@@DMBoyCloud So if you are the old guard, you also know that hacking also used to be synonymous with programming in general. Any programmer was a hacker and still that term is used for ‘bad’ programming nowadays (hacking it together). In the early days it may not have had much to do with cyber security (since people were ‘freaking’ phones and other hardware instead, internet wasn’t there yet), I think nowadays we would call that reverse-engineering or ‘makers’. In any case this stuff does have to do with security, it’s just two sides of the same coin. Just like police and locksmiths would probably be adept at breaking in, hardware engineers and programmers also have skills you can deploy to break systems for less good purposes. I would agree that not every pentester is a hacker, just like you have scriptkiddies on the other side. I’m also curious where you would put social engineering, is that not hacking?

[@DMBoyCloud]

@@Wizz15 Social ingeniering is a skill, same as locksmith and programming, there were several programmers in the beginning but not all of them were hackers because it is a philosophy and not a job title, this applies even today. A hacker is still a person that follows the philosophy that may not be clear for new generations but this is still clear as the term Hacker was given by those who followed the path. As I said nothing wrong with being a pentester but calling a Hacker to all this people with job titles is absurd.

[@natelarrow3429]

This man is a hero and the most dangerous man at the same time, but in the best wayyyyy possible! The simplicity with how he explains it and performs these tasks is frightening but educational at the same time. You sir, I would trust you with my life! I applaud this man and need more of him.

[@somehope-cu3cc]

My ass, I knew him, he was in a private discord server related to cybersec, he would get bullied every single day, he is a script kiddie who got fame

[@zeejoo]

Never underestimate a warrior who fights in the way he is capable of fighting. All the guns and muscle can't stop what that skinny dude could do to a person, business, or even country. That's why respect is essential. If you only respect people who meet your criteria, you're going to be underestimating everyone around you

[@hueg.rectem6795]

Well said, never underestimate people.

[@xFlyingFlip]

Great point

[@dallassukerkin6878]

Such a good way to say it, aye.

[@genkiferal7178]

agreed. but, i didn't thing Tor was the same as the dark web, but he just said it was. Tor is used to access the dark web, but I think you can access it without Tor

[@andrewbell7579]

​@@genkiferal7178Tor is the tool you use to get the dark web.

[@nanamantey352]

This is the most excited I’ve seen Shawn interviewing a guest ever

[@kanagawakenji7]

It was the digital equivalent of showing Shawn pictures of him sleeping in bed "safe at home."

[@user-NoOne999]

We need another episode with this man and his gadgets

[@user-pr3ho5pz4m]

This why I never miss a Shawn Ryan. I have a family member that does the same thing and it is some scary shit when you see how fast this can happen to you.

[@shawnw6486]

This has been an amazing switch up in content. I'm fascinated by this guy. You can see his intelligence and his confidence in what he's saying but he's doing good with it.

[@JD-qv9kw]

I want to work for this guy. I went to school for cyber security. But to learn from this beast would be an honor.

[@danieljohn8532]

can we work together?

[@popeaddiklyfe410]

Me tooo

[@JR-nh4fi]

Did it work

[@GHIDRAuto]

lol right!? I didn’t go too school, but have been using ghidra too reverse engineer automotive ecus. Cool shit.

[@OnEst_Opinion]

My first IT teacher in HS reminded me of this guy. He started every semester saying he was going to teach you tools that you could expand on to learn very valuable skills that could be used for good or evil. That he hopes any person that learns these types of skills uses them for the better of society like this guy. He’s the type that very easily could’ve taken a dark path with this knowledge and done serious damage to people he just didn’t like. I’d hire this guy in a heartbeat if I was in a position to need this level of security with my personal information and business or whatever. He’s so bright and morally good.

[@mikkac]

I think he is not for hire, look at his gold rolex )

[@austinbratton9973]

Shawns address has been leaked 😂😂😂

[@Kingzsy]

I love watching people who are true experts in their crafts. This man is a genius

[@TomorrowCall]

Shawn: could you do that right now, Computer Guy: Yeah, Yeah for sure no hesitation, pure confidence. Amazing!

[@Akartavor]

This guy is so smart that my stomach is getting nauseous.

[@jamescunningham1973]

Quite scary listening to him but glad hes a good guy doing good things,never seen Shaun look more nervous,lol

[@Wizlatravels]

This guy is the type of person black hats treat like a myth. He can do more then military’s

[@capolean2902]

@@Wizlatravels depends on wat ur talkin about

[@STOPSYPHER]

@@Wizlatravels man if the general public can do something, the military has probably been doing it already for 20+ years. I guarantee the general public has nothing in comparison to deep government entities

[@jake1393]

Its terrifying! Theyve completely got us by the balls as everything is online now and nobody has any idea how much of their data is out there.

[@RossiKnows]

Welcome to The Great Awakening! Thank you Shawn. You have no idea the amount of good you are doing to help awaken the sleeping lions. We've been lied to for a very long time.

[@daveyjoseph6058]

who are the lions?

[@gazzy9136]

Ermmm, what?

[@lmnts556]

You ok? lmao.

[@j.a.r.family2576]

You need a hug!

[@ericc1258]

look at all the scoffers

[@Empanizao]

I f%$& loved this guy... this dude is a lethal weapon and so humble at the same time. genius personality . Great show Shawn!

[@davidrobins4025]

This is a terrifying revelation of just how vulnerable the average person is to having their private, personal information stored, exploited, and published for the world to see.

[@alpher8962]

​@sandir toukaev thats bullshit BUT the normal user will not be exploited...

[@Torpid6441]

@sandir toukaev To "hide" you mean like your passwords/data or how the dependence of how secure you are/aren't could have legitimate impacts to the companies you work for? What are you on about here?

[@Torpid6441]

@sandir toukaev Sounds like you have no idea what you're talking about.

[@Torpid6441]

@sandir toukaev Yes I do trust her with my phone, you seem like you're projecting an awful lot here. I hide *PROTECT* my personal data and passwords so that I'm not a security liability.

[@W8RIT1]

Yup! Everything he said is true. There are other ways to expose vulnerabilities with many other methods. There are some nefarious people who use SDRs (Software Defined Radios) to do criminal acts. One other hacker was able to learn all the computer commands on his car's computer bus (wiring) to control his car, including starting the car without a key to turning on the windshield wipers without even being in the car or touching it. He did it my using a SDR to simulate the computer commands from his car's tire air pressure sensors that reports low air to the car computer. He did it by radio and learning the computer command/language used by the car.

[@ANAS-ty6rn]

hey man i want to learn all that stuff but what does he uses i want that

[@galloe]

@@ANAS-ty6rn Start by learning what the CAN Bus protocol is, then look for beginner tutorials. Once you have built enough skills and knowledge you can move on to "automotive hacking."

[@ANAS-ty6rn]

@@galloe thanks

[@Sum_Jigh]

This is a lot more scary than we could ever imagine.

[@gavinframent9383]

This kid is mind-blowing. And for $50 a month. Insane is the word!

[@BabyBenz96]

That's for a small business, it's $19/month for an individual. Go on the website and type in your email- I did and was blown away.

[@skipwestbrook8489]

Definitely no bad comments for this great guest

[@lexwaldez]

This has been a great series. People just don't think about this stuff enough. Nothing but positive things to say about your guest [please don't hack me]. Also, like the jacket.

[@Mob-es9jm]

You can tell Shawn really wanted to go back to the "ignorance is bliss" stage at the end there 😂

[@richardjensen6753]

I'm glad he's on our side!

[@migolito2326]

I’m sitting here thinking, this guy doesn’t even realize he’s giving a lot of us a sales pitch. Definitely getting my business.

[@Immigrantlovesamerica]

He knows what he is doing...

[@smk3390]

@@Immigrantlovesamerica thats why everyone here is going to sign up, we know he does LOL.

[@nuck-]

Are you daft? What do you think this entire podcast was? Of course he knew it was a sales pitch he was doing.... How are people this unaware of whats going on?

[@Immigrantlovesamerica]

@@smk3390 My point is that he is deliberately selling and pitching his product.

[@JoseAvila4_20]

So everyone has the right to free speech and prosperity in this great country of ours.. relax it's all good.

[@theblazedbro]

Shawn’s face when he asked if his customers information is safe 😂😂😂

[@jacobmccain8082]

This guy is a unicorn. Most of the smartest tech guys in the world are black hat because the money is SO MUCH more lucrative. Most white hat hackers are only so after theyre caught as black hats. This guy seems to be an exception to this.

[@shoazdon7000]

He scanned millions in the beginning so he’s probably a grey hat

[@TrumpTown]

@@shoazdon7000what

[@littleMissXeOba]

Well he’s shown his face now so…

[@jerryboics9550]

$50 a month... 1 million customers = 60 million a year

[@kriswest7021]

The way he first giggled that was an evil happy giggle 😂

[@360Fov]

This all sounds super high tech and nefarious, but it's really not. It's like running around a sandbox and being surprised that your footprints are all over the sandbox.

[@firghteningtruth7173]

I mean. Kinda. It is a little more involved than that. It is more like running around in a sandbox that have grains of sand that can burrow in you...and if you don't KNOW that, you won't even put on shoes. This guy is letting you know that there are indeed bad grains of sand. As for knowing how all of it works, I have been using computers since I was 3, and building them for myself/others since I was 12...as well as having a basic understanding of programming in general and the limitations, as well as networking. Despite ALL THAT, and being interested in things such as this (I knew about the flipper long ago) some of what this kid is saying is foing way over my head. I can only gather his intention using context clues at times, or hypothesizing based on other tech I have seen being extrapolated. How tf someone could hack your phone with NO user interaction just by sending a text? Baffling. Must be a network side hack? Then they text you and since your phone handshakes with whatever network you use (or many others, actually...as they share towers) THEN they gain control of it somehow? Idfk. It is definitely high tech stuff. Although some of the things he is talking about are definitely NOT if you have ever messed around with computers in earnest. Skimming and capturing techniques are pretty simple to understand, for example.

[@ANAS-ty6rn]

​@@firghteningtruth7173hey man i see that you know allot about these things im new and i want to learn all that but i have a little question what tool or anything is he using from the video like do you have any names ?

[@firghteningtruth7173]

@@ANAS-ty6rn it's been a while. I would have to rewatch the vid. But most of what he is using is like easily searchable on amazon. The thing is, JUST THE TOOL, isn't going to get you anywhere. You need to be able to program the tool to do the things you want it to. While the flipper comes with a few little features built in, basically, you would have to tweak it to do what he is doing. Essentially these tools are combination scanner/readers. Rfid/wifi/rf, etc.. I would refer you to someone with better knowledge of each specific device. I only understand the concepts behind them, really. And can infer the rest based on my fairly rudimentary understanding of coding and hacking. You can probably just google search "hacking tools and how to use them," for a better understanding than I can give you if you are willing to sift through the results to find something that isn't just a bunch of buzzwords.

[@firghteningtruth7173]

@@ANAS-ty6rn in theory, most of what he is doing could be done with just a smartphone and an antenna (or really, a few different types of antennae) with the right code written for it. Just not nearly as effectively as a dedicated device. The code is the key. Not the device. Though, the device boosts the reach of your code. If that makes sense. I only stated what I did in my prior comment to show that I know more than like 90% of people about computers and am still a bit baffled at how someone could hack your phone with no user input. Again, it would have to be some sort of intercept/injection between the phone and the tower to slip something past at the handshaking (when your phone pings a tower, and the tower says, "yeah bud, I got you.") to allow for a no-user-input hack such as that. I would think that you would have to either hack/take over the tower or service, at least temporarily, to be able to make that happen.

[@ANAS-ty6rn]

@@firghteningtruth7173 hey man thanks for replying so fast but i am really new like idk how to code so what did you mean by coding what code language and on what linux or something else.

[@jeffthompson6248]

Shawn, I love how your interviews have branched out to cover so many important and critical people and roles outside of your personal area of expertise. You and your team are amazing at what you do.

[@CarsCatAliens]

This dude is awesome.. think about the kid people picked on in school. That's him. And now, his willingness to learn new things make him a boss...

[@steeziix8435]

Dude is ridiculously smart andni love the smirk when he starts doing his stuff🤣 he's like dude if only you knew the power I have at the end of my fingertips

[@topg3067]

He uses public tools. He does not create 0 days. The thing here is, you are stupid, so you think hes smart.

[@Lincento53]

Hes, so nervous, but still commiting with the interview, good job

[@WvlfDarkfire]

Pentestwr is awesome if your questioning a sight or just wanna know if your safe to shop. I imagine its even better for businesses. Ryan and Ryan are such great guys.

[@mandy7422]

This guy is the most fascinating man I've heard talk on a talk show for along time ...he is so smart ...and the fact he tried so hard to put it in lamen terms

[@Pbg_Gonefishing]

I was going to college for network security when the Snowden stuff happened. I'm glad people like this are still around and stick to their morals and ethics of it. 🤝 So much respect for this man. I'll definitely check out the full episode.

[@strangeke7750]

Snowden is just a stupid spy. He’s not some hero.

[@94AT]

Cyber security is not only academically advanced and difficult, but it's very mentally demanding when you see how vulnerable things are. It only takes a psychopath with the knowledge to destroy man kind.

[@user-ob1fx9lp2l]

Many of the comments below make remarks about this guy's intelligence, but the really scary part is that they can see this with only a short interview and a few minutes of speaking with him. In that time you probably got to see less than 1% of his intelligence, and you STILL are scared of his brains...Thats a scary dude.

[@genkiferal7178]

i think it is hot. good breeding genes if i wanted babies

[@littleMissXeOba]

It is hot. Too few people who think these days, huh. The ones who do are like a party in a body to me lol

[@littleMissXeOba]

Btw if you don’t want kids, don’t invest in men. They always leave when women go through menopause if there are no kids. Just a heads up

[@2macki332]

Laptop with a keylogger, "yes just type your email and password here" hehe

[@weepingpie]

when your personal PC is infected its no different than any other time you're logging into things dont be retarded bro the whole point of a key logger is the user not knowing its there

[@alvtuning5877]

Yeah someone this smart wouldn't want to scam him or his guests. Would be sleeping in REM mode for eternity

[@Killacam1992]

This guy is doing gods work as a hacker of righteousness tracking down pedos.. which is the most heinous crime one can commit in life..

[@J.BaxGeronimo]

This man deserves a Medal 💯

[@matthewpickering5356]

looking at old pictures of Shawn and him now is crazy. I cant believe this is the same guy he look great!

[@todd7148]

I feel like my webcam just activated

[@kai-kp7zi]

"We collect email addresses-" Hacker: "Mmhm."

[@davidturner7575]

He is amazing, thank you for bringing him on the show.

[@carlbruhn1772]

His casual attitude gives a glimpse of his brilliance. Point of fact discussion, I am mesmerized at this guys knowledge.

[@N2Mtns2]

Keep this man Safe.🙏🏼

[@davidtodd1037]

This guy is fascinating. He needs to make a Netflix special on this.

[@newtontavernier]

Am an A cyber security student and guys like him always inspire me: Great vid

[@vBrazzyy]

Crazy to think out of all the people youve interviewed, this guy is quite possibly the most dangerous. Glad hes on our side 😂

[@genkiferal7178]

He's kind of cute, too. Some women like "chads" or body-builders, but I like business men or hackers. I'd rather have an insanely intelligent poor hacker BF than a all-brawn, no brains dude.

[@un1sol_gr444]

I'm currently studying to become a Pentester and I'm telling you now... 95% of people have no idea the depth of the rabbit hole and whats possible. I am part of that 95% and it's scary. Anything you think is safe, is not.

[@coroso136]

There are safe things. Or rather things which are provably secure. The implementation is whrenit gets tricky

[@WarrenKirkpatrick]

For anyone that wants to know… the full podcast is worth a watch, not only does he use his hacking skills to help companies, he uses his skills to track down predators and report them to the police.

[@DeepDivineJourney]

This guy definitely belongs in a movie. He has a perfect vibe and appearance.

[@pab1381]

This dude is a beast.

[@mattkeller2466]

Both of these dudes look like they were typecast for the role they're playing in life

[@Strawberrynovacane]

I like this “hackers for dummies” version he gives us lol

[@luna-mt7sf]

His wife better never NEVER think of cheating on him , he'll find her even if she was in the other side of the world 😂😂😂

[@siskens470]

Do not reuse passwords across platforms and change often. You leave a commonly used password and your email address on a website that goes down that password is then in the wild. If you haven't changed it then boom.

[@JoshEnglandOfficial]

most people are infected with malware and actively have information scraped, you should scan and quarantine any malicious files before changing anything.

[@mikemcchesney2555]

"PEN TESTING" stands for "Penetration Testing". A pen tester is a person who is paid by a company to find weak points in their security (email, entrance, security, software, etc).

[@tmattoneill]

How refreshing to hear about real malware / security / hacking. Also as soon as he said "shopify" I laughed out loud.

[@tpac28]

I had no idea Casey Affleck and Joel Edgerton had a podcast.

[@durangodave]

as long as the software uses a new session id for each request then sessions are typically safe to use. Remember folks that yes what he is saying is true but he is leaving out tons of security information that is already in place to help the public. However the rule still applys that if u dont want anyone to see something then dont put it on the web

[@LabGecko]

I think he was trying to be more concise and accessible in what he was saying, so had to leave a lot out to avoid teaching a four day class on cybersec basics.

[@libertysucceeds22]

By far the most dangerous person this guy has interviewed, and that is saying something since usually he interviews trained killers.

[@janciSchell]

He is like the exact copy of my dream apprentice situation 😂❤

[@wiaf8937]

"thats insane" well put.

[@lovemyalaskaful]

Shawn Ryan I'm glad u guys covered this important topic...drag the creeps into the light

[@JoshEnglandOfficial]

creeps? you do realize the vast majority of major tech companies has been using and abusing your data for years. Look up the law suits.

[@gillie-monger3394]

If he ever does 'cover' for individuals instead of just companies I'd sign up tomorrow. btw, one of his best tips was to sign up with a reputable company for Password Manager!

[@littleMissXeOba]

@gillie-monger3394 My question is, how can you really know what a reputable company is these days!? Is it some obscure Switzerland scam that is probably just a front? Is it N***n vpn which sends so many packets you wonder what they’re looking for? Is it some smaller co that can say whatever it wants then gather, sell disappear? Or could it actually be the dreaded google. I really have no idea right now.

[@antongrigorov7062]

What a long and sophisticated ad for a website! Impressive

[@professornumnutz3112]

The picture thing is terrifying

[@vincecapri1]

He is more exciting to listen to than a delta guy! Hey love listening to delta and the seals but these dude are crazy sneaky dudes.

[@Mavo1989]

its hard to watch this when you understand everything Ryan is trying to get accross but struggling to communicate it at very low level terms where no one else knows those terms. Its complicated unless you are part of IT as CyberSec or in realms of Systems engineer - Cloud Engineering - DevOps - Software and Network Engineering

[@NiVoMediaSolutions]

He meant to say your only as strong as your weakest app. Great talk so far.

[@NiVoMediaSolutions]

He might like campbell’s soup but what about Kraft dinner!?

[@n3r0wolfe]

me watching this me throwing computer in the trash like ron swanson

[@ferretapocalypse]

The protection is in numbers. Since millions and millions of users info is out there you have a bit of anonymity in the sheer number of breached users info

[@JoshEnglandOfficial]

unless you piss someone off. you can get access to database breaches for $10 a month.

[@ommanomnom]

It's only a matter of time your turn comes on the list. The only thing you can do is try and make it harder and harder to be next on the list.

[@Troy-McClure81]

And think there's someone else who is opposite of this guy who is laughing at his moral compass and is on the same level if not better then this guy.

[@decline2741]

I got the impression that when Shawn ask for a demonstration he was actually a little bit frightened and with good reason

[@83sadix]

He seems like Elliot Alderson in Mr. Robot.

[@cory2799]

Bravo, keep this man secured, he knows things some will never know.

[@chrisburke624]

With all the stuff this guy has shown us on this episode...no wonder the US uses floppy disks & keeps the nuclear portfolio completely disconnected from the internet 😐

[@mrkingpin3436]

I love the hacker dude on your show - what a cool guy

[@vorkat]

Thanks to you I found tat my email was involved in the Dropbox leak. thanks!

[@petrospetrakis4772]

navy seals and a top class hacker? why do i feel like they are some of the best intelligence agents right now ?

[@SimeyBANNED]

This is honestly a great guy

[@SentXBoxer]

04:45 Ryan started threatening Shawn

[@Vex916T]

This was really about Shawn interrogating Ryan to give up his hacking processes haha

[@bonnymcdermott1240]

This guest is so awesome on several levels! He is why im bing watching your channel right now 👍

[@richwicklund9001]

I get a huge kick out of Shawn laughing.

[@ExhumedToConsume]

I would love to see a follow up episode with this guy!

[@keandrenash]

The way he closed to laptop… 🤣🤣🤣😴

[@johnosteo]

What a fascinating guy and thank God he has a goodguy moral compass. Love the show Shawn, great insight into so many interesting people and subjects. Great job.

[@simonjones4941]

The way Shawn closed the laptop at the end of being shown the pictures tells me he saw something he wished he hadn’t 🤣

[@balloonpoop]

Maybe, but I was more shocked at how hard he slammed the laptop and it wasn't even his. Kinda rude lol

[@eonix_]

I feel so much for the dude explaining. Explaining this stuff is like explaining adult things to a toddler sometimes lol

[@kjeksklaus7944]

What I like is how the camera man videos his fingers typing in his email address.

[@Phillyman419]

I'm just thankful hes on our side