Hacking Tools (with demos) that you need to learn in 2024

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So you're got Kali Linux or Parrot OS installed. Now what? These are the top Hacking Tools that you need to learn.
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00:00 - Coming up
00:45 - Proton VPN sponsorship segment
02:04 - Occupy The Web books
02:56 - "I've installed Linux. Now what?" // OTW's top 10 hacking tools
04:26 - Hacking tool #1: Wireshark // Wireshark demo in Linux
11:40 - Why you need to know Wireshark
14:03 - RFC in Wireshark explained
15:45 - hPing3 // Creating packets for DDOS
16:37 - Saving Wireshark packets
17:11 - Hacking tool #2: Nmap demo
27:48 - Nmap "stealth" scan
29:10 - Hacking tool #3: Shodan // Shodan demo
40:39 - Hacking tool #4: BurpSuite // BurpSuite free version demo in Linux
47:08 - Hacking tool #5: Metasploit demo
50:36 - What is the EternalBlue exploit?
51:20 - metasploit demo continued
54:06 - Testing EternalBlue in Metasploit
58:56 - Hacking tool #6: Snort // Snort demo
01:07:20 - Hacking tool #7: Nessus
01:10:29 - Hacking tool #8: Aircrack NG & Hashcat
01:17:50 - Hacking tool #9: Ghidra examples
01:19:57 - Hacking tool #10: HackRF // SDR radio hacking
01:23:07 - Future videos with OTW
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01:25:27 - Conclusion // Special offer for viewers
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[@WhiteDeVil3]

Summary of the tools discussed: Wireshark: Network Packet Analysis hPing3: Packet Creation Nmap: Network Discovery Shodan: IoT Search Engine BurpSuite: Web Application Testing Metasploit (Eternal Blue): Exploitation Framework Snort: Intrusion Detection Nessus: Vulnerability Scanner AirCrack NG: Wireless Hacking Hashcat: Password Cracking Ghidra: Reverse Engineering HackRF: Radio Hacking

[@adammclaren3846]

20120

[@VaegerSchrogel]

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[@ALESITO23]

Thanks for great content Dave!. I enjoy the videos on your channel .Happy new year 2024. I wish you all the best.🙂

[@CharlesKurtinitisJr.]

I want to Thank You for the way you and OTW teach and communicate. Im in school for cyber securitry but i honestly learn most of my stuff watching your videos. I recently purchased 2 of OTW's books, (1.Linux Basics for Hackers, and 2.Getting Started becoming a master Hacker). By far 2 of the best books i ever read.

[@tutstela2344]

I’m from Somalia as I watch your videos you inspired me to be cyber warrior and now I started CCNA from Jeremy it lab and I’m on the video day 17 which is configuring vlans. And also started changing the operating system of my laptop to Kali Linux and do some basic attacks like the deauthenthication learnt from you. All of all you become my role model.

[@danashcroft961]

Stick to the cisco and dont become a criminal...

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[@goat-eyes]

​@@kennyg5538You had to edit this?! lmao. Thats what fake positivity for clout will get ya.

[@kamiiru.]

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[@dalefernandez19]

I'm new to Cybersecurity and you are a great mentor.

[@emanuel7508]

Always thankful to you David and also OTW.

[@Yeet_em]

I love the fact he went into detail in this video although other videos are good im really into the how and whys of the actions of IOT. loved the video keep it up David and Hackers Arise

[@j127123]

Really happy that I could find this vid. Previously, linux, Nnamp or sth just show on the course. Finally, I could see someone demo it. Really appreciate your effort and contribution. 💕💕💕

[@marcdyck1952]

Thank you so much for your videos! I have learned a lot and followed you for quite some time! Happy New Year!

[@ZZ-sn7li]

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[@KevinJohn556]

I am so grateful for these videos. I’m currently trying to transition from police work and physical security to cyber security and these videos are so easy to follow and make a great supplement to my classes.

[@mrityunjayadixit1821]

Hey David! I really want Mr. Occupy the web to do a full explained video on Burpsuite! Explaining each and every tab with the real world uses. Hit like please so that David sees this!

[@jabadoo5307]

Thanks for the great video David! There’s always great info in your videos and because of that, I have to watch several times to get everything. Also love learning from OTW too!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! Glad to hear it!

[@patykalala9191]

Happy New year David. I'd like to express my gratitude to you and OTW. You can't imagine the impact of your work on my life. I have started a training for Pentest and Security. You gave me confidence that i am not too old to make a change. Many thanks to you and OTW🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾.

[@pascalauclair4973]

We are never to old to learn, completly agree with David, so you are right to thanks him for reminding that to everybody. Good continuation in your career.

[@sudo_garrett]

love listening to you and OTW!!!

[@OverPlayground]

I want to say thanks to both of you for producing useful content, as someone who is working in cybersec space and training to become ethical hacker, I find your books and courses very valuable. Keep doing what you do guys, world appreciates your efforts.

[@thomapapa4006]

Another great informative content video. You guys are amazing.

[@mytechnotalent]

Very helpful for new CyberWarriors getting into the space!

[@ClickClack_Bam]

Thank you for this! I'm new to this all & the Flipper Zero as cheesy as some people think it is got me into this subject. I work at a Federal facility & I'm shocked at what I've done with just the Flipper Zero itself. I'm now into the GPIO part of things & interested in Linux etc. Thanks for doing this for us all David.

[@_Fuck__israel__07]

I am new to your channel but your vedeos are very informative. Thank you for helping us ❤❤

[@disdroid]

one thing wireshark is useful for is when crafting ht packets using the command line, or any kind of packets.

[@user-xv7bu9hk4q]

i JUST HAVE TO SAY THAT OTW EXPLAINS STUFF REALLY WELL. IVE BEEN STUDYING THESE TOPICS OVER THE LAST YEAR OR SO AND I HAVE HEARD CONCEPTS AND TOOLS THAT OTHERS HAVE NOT EVEN MENTIONED

[@catsgonyan]

Woo! Always love the videos when OTW is on!

[@No12798]

THX David you're one of my favorite KZbinr.

[@jester8802]

Hi Mr. Bombal! Would there be any OSINT roadmap video? Especially for a "pro-level" tier: - image processing, geolocation, visual analysis, - timelapse reconstruction, 3D-reconstruction, - AI-enlarged close-up of the item/image, digital reconstruction (of the image), dimensional analysis, etc. Stuff used in law enforcement - tracking criminals and rescuing lost/kidnapped people. Thanks for your consideration!

[@Proxtor]

Be cool to see something on hacking ship Navigation equipment as most simrad, lowrance, Garmin all have Wi-Fi, and vonnect to other systems onboard.

[@satoshiborishi6898]

Like always OTW is such a great teacher! Thanks for sharing the knowledge

[@bradleydarryl4115]

Thanks alot david.iam learning alot from your interesting channel.thanks for occuppy the web also

[@edivaldopastorivalentini2600]

Excellent, David and OTW!!! Very fine content for hardening learning in security. Congratulations, Peace and health.

[@BelReyztoolkIT]

Thanks for the great video David!

[@CryptoWTK]

Big Respect and thanks for everything

[@j.n.8745]

Question about protonVpn. Are their servers based on US soil or other “eyes” cooperative nations ? Do they maintain copies of logs ? Thks

[@georgejones5019]

A cyber security pro needs to have the same concept of "It takes a thief to catch a thief." But instead "It takes a hacker to catch a hacker." Thanks again for another great video Dave!

[@INFJ-ThaneTr]

Yes. Fire with fire

[@giovanniguarino588]

Congratulations and I have appreciated the intellectual honest to declare the many attached systems was unppatcged.

[@user-hx1qw7dd2t]

Thanks alot David, Your channel is the best IT and cyber security channel on KZbin as OTW said Create as much content as you can with best instructors like Occupy The Web, We always support your efforts: Cyber security for everybody for free

[@davidbombal]

Thank you, will do!

[@user-vz1dl8tc3p]

Happy new year David, it's not easy to install " snort " in a Kali OS so I and sure your audience too would appreciate it, if you find the time to do a video how to do this and how to use it! I like to follow your contend videos with all your guest, content, gadgets and of course OTW is the most inspiring and amazing guest on your Chanel, for me until now! I hope you continue with your passion to offer this content for free, to keep us updated!

[@S3ndIt13]

OmGOSH, I finished my intrusion detection course this fall and we were using snort. Different students were using different distros, and I had grown to like Kali throughout my courses, so I just stuck with it. Installing it on Kali was not hard, but it was not easy either. You have to install some repositories in your home directory so you create your directories and install them there. Then after all said and done, you can install snort. Issues still popped up as soon as we started writing our own custom rules. Logging alerts was something we had constant issues with. Our professor was using CentOS and experienced 0 issues, unlike us who were using Kali. Might have been the fact we were using a VM and not running bare metal, but we didn't get it resolved.

[@oluwoleoluwole809]

You’re doing a fantastic job with OTW

[@heekambaiya6416]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge! Greetings from Papua New Guinea!

[@H3li0s85]

Hello try to install snort after add the lines to sources.list could find the package snort? Any solutions? The guides on the web are pretty strange and don't work. Thx for help😊

[@phillydee3592]

Looking forward to those tutorials on dragonOS,Nessus and Metasploit!!🙏

[@TheAlexusr]

great video by you 2, congrats 👍👍👍👍👍

[@moussadoucoure5040]

Classic goodness...thanks you two!

[@user-td4pf6rr2t]

This is actually my 2nd or maybe 3rd favorite in terms of cyber security content. I am looking for concise tutorial about vanilla applications of many the most popular tools that are featured in Kali Linux. So an example would be using hydra but for web development - so maybe like a custom login page and hydra demonstration or just some kind control environment like this. Use case would be instead of password guessing using hydra to enumerate a prompt iteratively from a word list and making a post request or something like this. I particularly enjoy how David is always getting book recommendation from his guest. Some times when I just want a new book, ill watch this channel for this feature specifically. Cheers!

[@ShinigamiAnger]

Even if a bit late, I want to wish you, and eveyone reading this, all the best for the new year. As always great content and inspiring, thanks for all that you do.

[@LeroyMrLeeGGriffithjr]

we appreciate all these awesome tutorials.

[@dustang5.O]

Just preordered OccupyTheWeb’s “Linux Basics for Hackers” book releasing November 5th. I’m probably going to buy the current release to hold me over til then, November is a long ass way away.

[@emrecaglaryildiz]

You share very valuable information. Thank you very much for your contributions. Greetings.

[@swapCode]

In my view is to learn what you need not everything for example for test website you will need burp suite + shodan + other depend on what you wan to do for network: nmap > You are not machine to learn everything. Learn what makes close to your goal.

[@AmanKhan-69]

Would love to see an episode on metasploit!! and also nessus if its that great, though the 16 ip addresses limit makes me wanna find an alternative tool

[@dreadedmonkey94]

When you join a public WiFi these days, your traffic is generally encrypted anyway depending on the application so SSL Strip and other MiTM attacks are mostly out of the question (DNS Poisoning etc. can still be possible). One issue with public WiFi could regard network segregation but otherwise can you please talk about what specific problem you are trying to solve by joining a VPN?

[@dmos91]

I commented this on an older video but I was just wondering would it be worth waiting/preordering the 2nd edition of the Linux basics for hackers and just use the online recourses in the mean while or just get the 1st edition?

[@davidbombal]

If it were me, I'd get the first edition and start studying asap.

[@dmos91]

@@davidbombal Thanks I'll order now.👍

[@gloriousnoob]

Hello sir thank you for the video you push out,it motivates me to do better with my life,I am currently learning Linux, I want to better myself and get a job by year end or next year.

[@davidbombal]

You can do it! Just try to improve 1% every day!

[@gloriousnoob]

I have your quote as my wallpaper on my phone to keep me motivated daily. The one that says everyday you wait is another day you will never get back again.

[@a.iananda1215]

"Endless thanks to you for consistently delivering incredible content that brightens my days as well as it gives me the motive to move forward!!" I'm currently learning web-development and learning new concepts of it just like you say to learn something new everyday ! it's tough but even if it's a little I can see the result !!

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome!

[@ditogianto]

I want to relate it to the Quantum Computing with information on the table we have rn. Will the material related to studying Linux and networking still be relevant in how many years do you think? Do u think, Will the basics of computer language be irreplaceable? with the new comers tech of AI and Quantum Computing?

[@fireteamomega2343]

Quantum computing is as commercial and consumer use are still 20+ years out. The "stable" systems in use are cooled well below zero degrees by liquid nitrogen and vacuum systems to maintain usable molecular states. So not practical for any type of consumer use. That being said the manufacturing programming languages and a variety of other conversion issues into standard computing also isn't there for any wide spread distribution. AI on the other hand yes it already is displacing IT workers. Not every company is onboard yet but ask yourself in two years would you rather pay a person 70k a year plus benefits and time off. Or would you rather pay $250 a month for 24/7 cloud based network security management that has immediate access to any known attack database. There's a reason why Microsoft is dumping so much money into open AI... I'll tell you it's to integrate it into Azure.

[@Clemens.Gooooo]

Thanks for the great content 👍

[@abefromen1]

downloading and learning all these tools immediately :)

[@timothycriner2081]

Hey, so ive recently became interested in the world of hacking do to some life situations and have been studying my butt off for the past 5 months. Its been very fun but challenging to learn. Something ive had the most issues with is learning to read or analyze messages and files that have been encrypted or written in an encoded language like UTF 8 or base 64 or like McContIsh and so one. How do you decode these languages so that i can actrual read the indo and understand it...

[@danielsenderovitz]

Says "mkay" like the teacher from south park :D Great video, really love these!

[@H18]

Can you help me and tell me what is the best adapter in 2024 that supports the injection system and monitor mode at a reasonable price?

[@c0ri]

Nice David thanks. Glad he hit on radio hacking, this has been my focus recently too.. this and radio networking. There's a ton of IoT devices out there connected to LoRa etc.

[@Eaglepass]

Really great orienteering Jack. "🖐 Mr. Bombal"

[@salemsalemX15]

Hi David thank you for this video but how long does it take to learn ethical hacking I know it varies from person to person, but I want an answer in an estimated manner

[@edwarddonatus5888]

Lol 😂

[@salemsalemX15]

@@edwarddonatus5888 because why bro you are laughing ?

[@miyamotomusashi6411]

@davidbombal could you do a video with otw on setting up the lab for his book becoming a master hacker, I have his book thanks

[@thisduderockz]

watching this video was the best thing i've done so far this year. thanks David and OTW. if only i could afford his subscriber/subscriber pro course.

[@cklennie1]

Amazing content no wasting time total pros 💯😎👍

[@muhammadsalman4060]

Just wondering if something similar is possible le with android phones, I want to make sure I am not downloading any unsafe apps

[@Z0nd4]

Good video David, Thanks!

[@dhi1083]

Please complete the networking series...

[@ayessedd]

hey, what to do after you want to finish monitoring the network? after checking the network with wireshark, many sites refuse to give me access to browse, which didn't happen before

[@Kodiak73]

probably cause your net adapter is in monitor mode or something

[@Wesz808]

Just started hacking (at 40y/o) using the the OTW books. Tried it earlier, but the problem with at least 90% of the info available is that us newbies don't understand the basics. And that the experts don't understand what the newbies don't understand. Even with a PhD I found most of the stuff having a completely wrong learning curve. These books by OTW are the exception.

[@emsheeranstudio3459]

First you should learn basics (Network, Linux, Security concepts) coz hacking is like ocean before we dive we should learn how to swim first right

[@Hawksforever99]

45 here 😂

[@watchmo2310]

this stuff makes me feel better about being 19 n thinking it’s too late

[@kingsleymbonu8370]

David nice video please can you do a video where yo can show how to mount a usb on wsl2

[@user-pl1lg6uw6m]

Quick question What is the best operating system for programming and hacking

[@noneforuu]

Kali Linux, get the full one, includes all the tools

[@tech_explorer1763]

Hello otw Can you please tell me your pc configurations.

[@mastermindmaumela5347]

This is absolutely insightful

[@techwg]

On Kali linux, if you want to demonstrate how phones are leaking their past networks they have connected to, what is the tool I should look for?

[@cklennie1]

Legends devil always in the detail it's just how hard do most look ,(look closer always ) 👍😎💯🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🔥

[@DirtyPlumbus]

Step one: Setup a Linux and a Windows VM that are capable of interfacing with each other. This is often the biggest barrier to beginners.

[@matteocapodicasa6247]

hping3 was originally created by Salvatore Sanfilippo from University of Catania, department of Mathematics and Computer Science

[@NGV-SF5]

This is the best time to do this video. I download kali literaly yesterday and i wonder what to do

[@vizionthing]

You need a target to play with, assuming you are using a VM download and run metasploitable2, and then start to learn the tools already installed on Kali, for example nmap and nikto there's enough to play with there for a few weeks, and while you play you learn, look at it as a treasure hunt, good google foo will help a lot - good luck

[@TheBeast-pf7tt]

Please make a video on SDR

[@johndoe-jl8jc]

I moved into a place that already had a wireless ISP equipment on the house waiting for me to call and activate/subscribe. I plugged into the ethernet port in the house. No internet. For some reason I thought of pinging google real quick to see if it was actually hooked up. Ping went through. They were only blocking TCP/UDP so I set up a VPS in the cloud as a ICMP proxy server, So it routed all of my internet traffic into ICMP before sending off to my own proxy server. So I ended up rerouting all the TCP traffic over ICMP and had free internet for longer than I remember. ICMP is rate limited, I was only getting 10% of normal speed, but knocking my 50Meg download down to about 5meg download but it was still very usable, especially for free.

[@user-hj8ul4cr5t]

I have a question. Which college is good to learn IT can you recommend to me because my son going to college IT I'm leaving in the Akron Ohio

[@arntodd2322]

Cobalt Strike😏 Alfa is my favorit SDR

[@codemarathiofficial]

Thanks David Bombal 😅 Unbelievable content 😮

[@gamblenmg]

thanx for sharing👍

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome!

[@Peerzada_Maroof]

One of the best video i had ever seen❤❤❤❤

[@Animalloverscharli]

Ethical Hacking can perform without kali Linux only using a windows system.??

[@VinceBurrowes-bp9rj]

Cool Linux was my second book I bought after dealing with cyber crime cyber impersonation and ransom where emails with intent to embezzle. My first book was hacking for dummies.

[@chrisfellon9905]

NMap is installed when you install Wireshark, does that mean it automatically runs while running Wireshark?

[@chrisfellon9905]

Oh okay so Wireshark couldn’t run without NMap

[@Kanaxai666]

Great work, love your content. Dragon OS sounds very intresting for one of the next interviews. Thanks OTW for sharing the knowledge

[@user-wm3np5ww2f]

Thankes David and OTW To share Education For All World

[@Ghostthehumanist]

Is that Sal Kahn using a voice synth? Dope.

[@dev_sac]

Hello David sir...First of all thanks for inspiring and motivating us and giving away so many courses and useful video for free. You are helping so many people like me. I will meet you one day. Thanks for everything you are doing. Just one request...Please giveaway your "The complete networking fundamentals course".

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! Great suggestion! I look forward to meeting you one day - I'm going to try to attend more conferences so I can meet people :)

[@dm3035]

AWESOME VIDEO - VERY INFORMATIVE - MUST WATCH - THANK YOU 🙂 I ALREADY DOWNLOADED NESSUS - WAITING FOR THE NESSUS 101 VIDEO 🙂

[@bipingupta5870]

Thanks you sir for helping us 😊

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome!

[@user-fh4cv3wx4z]

Thanks to you too, and all the nerds who weren't accepted in high school like my dumb ass :)

[@frack4oil16]

Army signit here. Hacking radio waves is old news but for those who are new to it, it’s an interesting ride…

[@user-ld7rh4zu5e]

Can you please make a video on TL-WN822N adapter how to enable monitor mode and Packet injection

[@DerMannmitdenvielenlegenden]

Hey, super cool video, and greetings from Germany. I kindly request more detailed videos with him. Do you both not have old PCs that you can hack as a challenge and turn it into a live stream? In today's time, where we are dealing with an enormous cyber war, it is incredibly important to come together and learn from each other. I am still relatively new to hardware hacking; my strength lies more in psychological hacking. However, I would be delighted if you could make more videos together. I also think that the guest can explain very well, even though English is not my native language. A huge praise for this great video and the fantastic introduction. Learned a lot, thank you very much.