How to Get Someone's Password

It's inevitable that a criminal will make you the target. And one thing they may try to do is steal your password. This video demonstrates the many possible ways they may be able to get your password. Some might be your fault (like clicking a bad link), some might not (like if a company gets their database stolen). Top tips to stay safe are: use a complex long password that's different on every place you have a login, use a password manager to store all these passwords so you don't have to memorize them, and be extremely careful where you're entering your password so you don't accidentally give it to a criminal.
Written and narrated by Jack Rhysider.
Produced and edited by Avital Oehler: avitaloehler.com/

[@N0ENEMIES]

The number of people I know that store all of their passwords in a document right on their desktop is insane.

[@omarjimenezromero3463]

i do the same for some passwords because when you do not have wifi to get to your email, you need a physical thing were to look. at least i do this with some wifi passwords i cracked, but i have see people do it with fvcking all their accounts in a little notebook in one side of their laptops... Its insane that, but th password manager alongside 2fa are the best, but the best is not the perfect, so i will say it only make it harder to get in someways, in other ways is just a bigger problem do it in that way. I have played watch dogs 1 and watch dogs 2, and a lot of times i were just looking from a camera some pinned pasword ina post-it paper, or just hearing someone having problems with something and then getting the password of those people in-game, other were getting into a building and just conecting something in the computer of the victim, and other times it just were conecting to the same network and getting the password, and well, other ways too. The things that are useful for the users to get the password also are useful things for the hackers to get the password of other people, and one of the biggest problems is that not all passwords are necesary to login in somewhere, so sometimes one just need a cookie to log in, or with cache data, it just surprisingly good how those tools function and the people did not worry about those things... It happen more times than i want to say ti happen.

[@GayMrMan]

I do that but it is encrypted with random text that changes once a month.

[@bsherman8236]

I do that with junk accounts i don't care about

[@oliverboii7034]

I have nothing important on those accounts. I wouldn't mind if i lose them.

[@davidhryhoryev696]

I store my passwords and account on my diary that i received as a child :3

[@SP4CEBAR]

Passwords like "123456789" are equivalent to hiding your house key underneath the doormat

[@bigbussines4026]

Still works

[@user-by8le3sx7l]

not even hiding it at that point

[@crabcreations4458]

true

[@lalu_thepalu]

wow shocking sherlock

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@LillaMig]

" Hey bro, can I get permission to hack you?" "Yh sure bro go ahead"

[@r72em]

How do you have all those subs and yet dint have any video uploded

[@reoffending]

@@r72emOgu com kid probably

[@JessieVio]

*HACKERVIPER50* *Thank you so much for being the best leader We will be forever grateful to have the opportunity to work for you*

[@red_wheelbarrow641]

everytime is see a new upload i get so hyped for it. Another good video Jack 👍🏻

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@trscsaeg]

“Where are private keys stored? You can look around and try to find them” Best line in this video

[@JessieVio]

*HACKERVIPER50* *Thank you so much for being the best leader We will be forever grateful to have the opportunity to work for you*

[@tuxipops]

Didn’t expect this quality of content in the video ! Looking forward to other videos of this kind !

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@JessieVio]

*HACKERVIPER50* *Thank you so much for being the best leader We will be forever grateful to have the opportunity to work for you*

[@gespyrop]

Don't do any of this unless you have permission. Especially the wrench attack. P.S. Thank you Jack! Keep up the good work!

[@sprshb1852]

“I give you permission to beat me with a wrench for the purpose of security”

[@al-ft1ng]

ill definitely listen to Giwrgod Spyropoulos on youtube 😂😂😂 eat my dck nika

[@lordpuff]

​@@sprshb1852 may i use crowbar?

[@isahdanbaba]

*Thanks to TUSKHACKING I got to find out my husband is cheating on me by having access to his social accounts without his consent*

[@Fredwilliams605]

*Thanks* *Dapperspy* *my* *lost* *account* *is* *finally* *back*

[@midimusicforever]

Different style than your usual content! I think you should continue to do one of these now and then, but never stop doing your regular interview style of content!

[@JackRhysider]

It's evolving!

[@PermissionToMeow]

@@JackRhysider I always go to look at my phone when listening to your podcast because I’m half-expecting to see video footage related to the story (simply out of habit from being on KZbin so much lol). So content in this form is a great surprise! Keep it coming if you can 🫣

[@isahdanbaba]

*Thanks to TUSKHACKING I got to find out my husband is cheating on me by having access to his social accounts without his consent*

[@Dannyyoung-rc4mm]

*DAPPERSPY* *is* *legit*

[@Fredwilliams605]

*Thanks* *Dapperspy* *my* *lost* *account* *is* *finally* *back*

[@effyjonz]

Here i am thinking I'd be in for an hour long summary of someone awesome but, I truly appreciate the thurough explanation on obtaining passwords. Short and sweet is always neat! Thanks Jack!

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@oliverwilson6970]

*i* *was* *surprise* *when* *Audenspark* *got* *what* *i* *lost*

[@oliverwilson6970]

*i* *was* *surprise* *when* *Audenspark* *got* *what* *i* *lost*

[@mnlight8308]

Truth is that its a helpful video to someone evil

[@JessieVio]

*HACKERVIPER50* *Thank you so much for being the best leader We will be forever grateful to have the opportunity to work for you*

[@JackRhysider]

11:05 I built this lego scene myself for this! It took me like 2 hours just to make that lol.

[@RyanMcQuen]

It looks amazing.

[@t-ree]

good job looks great

[@beabzk]

wow that's really good

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@TrenzyG]

do you know how to hack a roblox account? (im trying to hack my hacked roblox account back roblox support can't help i tried every year but i don't have an email attached)

[@sudo_garrett]

fantastic video. i hope you’re feeling better after your break! this is a nice change of content. we’ll be here supporting you if you need more time off!!!!!!

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@JessieVio]

*HACKERVIPER50* *Thank you so much for being the best leader We will be forever grateful to have the opportunity to work for you*

[@thehopfcorner4268]

Another KZbin exclusive! I love these

[@cytroyd]

Interesting tips. Glad to see you channel growing, Jack. I can see this becoming one of the coolest and biggest security channels soon.

[@JackRhysider]

I don't care if it's the biggest. I just like making fun stuff.

[@Boomin4u]

It’s not already? 😜

[@ElizabethMary-lk1gj]

I really appreciate the recommendation i got, *Dapperspy* is the best i had ever meet

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@JessieVio]

*HACKERVIPER50* *Thank you so much for being the best leader We will be forever grateful to have the opportunity to work for you*

[@aracoixo3288]

Another way: wait for them to change their password. A lot of people get tired of this method and don't even have passwords.

[@SeagullAustralis]

So many people have their passwords saved in their web browser. They are always very easy to access. Some browsers ask the user to authenticate before viewing the full list of passwords, but one can easily see individual saved passwords by going into the login page of a website and viewing inspect element once it’s auto filled. This is really easy to do, and doesn’t actually take much time. People may walk away from a computer that’s logged in.

[@Joey-kl7yt]

Great video, Jack. Very informative, clear, and concise. You provided a ton of information and methods on this topic. I feel sort of bad for heckling you a bit on one of your interviews where you got a bit chatty in the editing. It might've not came across as constructive criticism, but that's how I meant it. This was a very good video. Probably the best one I've seen on cyber security that relates to this aspect of it. Nice job.

[@JackRhysider]

I don't mind a heckler. You'll never be a bigger heckler than me about my show. I brutally tear my own show apart ripping pieces out, redoing things, and throwing out whole episodes sometimes. It's just part of the craft and for you to have opinions about it is fine with me. Keep em coming.

[@Joey-kl7yt]

@@JackRhysider I appreciate that outlook. Still, I wanted to mention anyway since it was a video that came across my feed through the algorithm and the only one I watched prior to this one which came via the algorithm too. I subbed after watching this one. Good work. Very informative.

[@arykle4533]

@@JackRhysider would you like to have a ram stick chomper on your team

[@Fredwilliams605]

*Thanks* *Dapperspy* *my* *lost* *account* *is* *finally* *back*

[@Robertjames_]

*No* *one* *is* *better* *than* *Dapperpsy*

[@DougDingus]

I like this Jack. Taking something that can string into a list worksbwith your great storytelling and interview skills. As I listen to past works, you often express great interest, hinting at deeper thoughts, in a particularly notable insight gleaned along the way through working a story. A recent example I heard was the seemingly strong and consistent code of honor seen among darkness vendors for example. Selling "safe" rec drugs while refusing to allow the same for clearly harmful ones, the likes of krokadil comes to mind. Maybe expanding on one of those is another path you can take to compelling content. That all said, I have learned a lot and have really enjoyed your work. The stories of these people are super compelling! Live well Jack, and thank you.

[@ElizabethMary-lk1gj]

I really appreciate the recommendation i got, *Dapperspy* is the best i had ever meet

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@JessieVio]

*HACKERVIPER50* *Thank you so much for being the best leader We will be forever grateful to have the opportunity to work for you*

[@Frankly_Tech]

Love the new content, really informative, I’ll like to see more of it.

[@pravishpatel6930]

back with a bang! great video jack!

[@pdgingras]

I am currently retired. In the past I did database applications. Talk about weak passwords, one of the managers used a very weak password. He couldn't remember his password to an employee database. So I opened the db and low and behold, there was his password: 12345. After a reprimand, I had the manager change his password to something more secure. Btw, one of the methods that was used in the past were screen scrappers for green screens running on pc's. Another was the use of the fact that older monitors could be read at a distance via radio waves. That was a favorite of our beloved government.

[@JackRhysider]

13:41 you see 12345 is the 8th most common password.

[@pdgingras]

@@JackRhysider It is sad that so many IT Managers don't take security more seriously. Even when we were setting up our first access points and repeaters, I had to argue with the manager over internet security; this was back in the late 90s. He opted to not put passwords on the units. I argued that this would open our intranet to being hacked. I just don't understand this mentality.

[@pdgingras]

@@JackRhysider Btw I love your content. Keep up the great work.

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@franko8572]

*Me, trying to get this dudes KZbin channel.*

[@peterleigh4149]

Hey Jack, good to have you back.

[@m0x.9r]

i got my dads permission, can i continue?

[@jspl2000]

Yes.

[@user-uk7wv8of2c]

Yuppp if you want to hack wure

[@user-zm9dc9pn8r]

😂

[@backinyourcommentsectionag3191]

Hey this video was pretty interesting! Really reminds you of how important good opsec is! also, I really like this change of pace with this one. The podcasts have been such a great thing, but general content on hacking like this is really awesome! Hopefully we see more!

[@joeschmidt6597]

Retard scammers

[@ElizabethMary-lk1gj]

I really appreciate the recommendation i got, *Dapperspy* is the best i had ever meet

[@backinyourcommentsectionag3191]

@@jasondubwatts hackerviper50 is probably the dumbest name I've heard of bot, get better material smh.

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@JessieVio]

*HACKERVIPER50* *Thank you so much for being the best leader We will be forever grateful to have the opportunity to work for you*

[@thatitguy6812]

Please upload more videos like this! I wish your channel would just be content like this and your Darknet Diaries videos were on a separate channel dedicated to that. Makes more sense!

[@JackRhysider]

I still feel like I'm in experimental mode. Who knows what's next.

[@BBB-PLAYS]

Not going to lie, but we are actually really proud to have an employee like you as part of our team. The job is done so gracefully and neatly. Very well done, dear usespy online. First of all. Thank you for making the work environment so friendly and taking your responsibility seriously and completing the work gracefully! You deserve so much.

[@valkyr1985swe]

Welcome back. Excited to see the podcast come back to life soon. Should I hold my breath?

[@JackRhysider]

new episodes will be dropping again

[@Only_Sleep]

I’m really bad at making unique, secure passwords. So every time I need a password for something, I use a Python script I wrote specifically for generating passwords. Instant 20 character password with capital, lowercase, and symbols. If you’re learning a programming language and you want a quick project for practice, make a password generator. You’ll use it more than you think.

[@LiEnby]

So your saying if I call python random a few times I'll get your password?

[@LiEnby]

@@novamc7945 python random isn't secure at all ..

[@bloxer9563]

@@LiEnby what tf?

[@0w0]

orrr just use bitwarden...

[@pyro4843]

@@LiEnby you high?

[@Peppermint1]

Small tip: if you suspect a site is hacked, enter a wrong password. If it logs you in, it's a hacked/false site

[@sokkimhayum1066]

Next video, “Ways to remote exploit a network”

[@malikqurbanov75]

The efficiency of this *usespy online is next level.* To juggle walk throughs of various angles on the topic delivered to-camera, differnet content per topic from various folks underneath the umbrella of the track list of the larger big band concert itself is engaging and refined. To make a dense taccess like this so digestible is really something. Awesome work Mike !!!

[@andymasonkelsie1485]

Usually I don’t do recommendation thing but meeting *HACKERBROWN40* has put me in a GREAT MOOD

[@Kelvinash13]

i never believed in hacking until I got to work with *Hackerbrown40* and I can testify that his the only genuine person that helps.

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@thelonelysolider]

Another awesome video🔥🔥 Keep up the great work❤

[@lazkopat8]

Hi everyone! Am extremely excited and feel blessed to click on this video. I know it super long, but so far....am loving every single second about it. I always wanted to do something in the IT filed, but with my busy schedule...I was always contemplating on where do I start, what am I going to focus my studies on and how difficult will it be for me with no IT background? However, watching this video have answered to all the questions. Thanks for taking your time to put this together for people like me *usespy online.*

[@andymasonkelsie1485]

Usually I don’t do recommendation thing but meeting *HACKERBROWN40* has put me in a GREAT MOOD

[@Kelvinash13]

i never believed in hacking until I got to work with *Hackerbrown40* and I can testify that his the only genuine person that helps.

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@JessieVio]

*HACKERVIPER50* *Thank you so much for being the best leader We will be forever grateful to have the opportunity to work for you*

[@the_hanged_clown]

I am going to refer people to this video each time someone tells me, "my account got hacked!"

[@FraYoshi]

I just did it 10 minutes ago 😆

[@scriptkiddytutorials2026]

A way I discovered was dumping the memory of their current browsing session. Even if they are logged out and the tab is closed, even in TOR. If you have entered a password while that browser has been opened, you can create a dump file and find it.

[@geraldoh9090]

pretty good information to avoid being hacked

[@Py16777216]

I don't know any of my passwords so a wrench attack is entirely hopeless.

[@pspnerd45]

Hey jack, thanks for the great content man. Your videos have given me a different perspective on the way world works.

[@JackRhysider]

Oooh I like giving people new perspectives!

[@user-nf3xl4kh8e]

​@stellabanks5563 hie dear do you know how to hack now?need someone to delete my tik tok account

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@JessieVio]

*HACKERVIPER50* *Thank you so much for being the best leader We will be forever grateful to have the opportunity to work for you*

[@Layfff]

This video should get your channel bumpin.

[@colin1444]

I did not expect this video to be this informative. This would be a very good intro to cyber security

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@julesbrunton1728]

A few years ago I was living in a house that had no internet...I noticed a strong wifi signal with a random name and assumed it was from my nearest neighbour so entered their address as a password, viola! I was in...6 months later the wifi disappeared but there was another strong signal with the name "try and guess our password now" haha

[@kramermccabe8601]

The ISP in my area would use the customers phone number as a password as default.

[@carl6825]

And then everyone clapped

[@maroindefinitlyhuman6857]

Here to learn how to protect myself better.

[@Bangladesh_videos]

Your information opened my mind😮😮😮 God bless you.

[@easymb3069]

Great video man. I'll be sure to use this for research purposes 😏

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@gizlinumarajr6981]

When sherry said the part about knowing you are in a relationship with a narcissist and being gaslit, when you start wanting to audio record conversations🤢 That literally made me feel sick. So many times I found myself wanting to do that so I can prove what I am saying is real and the truth but of course then there’s the fear of their reaction when you show them…I’ll be such a horrible person for having/needing to do that. It won’t even matter that WE proved we were right or they were “mistaken” or “forgot/confused” because they will not address the content of the recording and instead berate you for having the audacity to do that and how doing it makes us a horrible person or they’ll pull the “I’m sorry I’m sooOooOoo horrible, why are you even with me” “if you have to do that then we should just be done” they say anything other than taking accountability. The shitty part is some people would use that as a perfect opportunity to get out but sadly even though you are aware, it’s hard to leave. So them threatening scares you into submission, thanks *PROHACKSONLINE* for the phone evidences, I know I am not a horrible person for doing this but I just needed to know the truth

[@tristan7216]

Your stock footage game is *strong*.

[@tristan7216]

That was supposed to be bold. It works sometimes.

[@Cossaw]

*hopla hopla* *test*. 🐎

[@mZXxgm]

Broo it freaking workeddd. For the first time KZbin is right

[@hafsaaaddi2718]

how??? please tell

[@fryguyy]

the style of ur videos is awesome

[@cemregorur3094]

This man really hit the ground running and hasn't stopped yet. He gives us more understanding of him without interviews and negative antics he just shows us who he is through the Recovery. True living legend. We salute to usespy online. The execution, creativity, and goodness that came from it were inspiring on a number of levels. Cheers Alex & looking forward to seeing what you do next!

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board.*

[@cristomartinez9598]

I remember doing some of these things before. I used to get the library's password and it gave me access to everything but I wasn't doing anything to cause anything until other people started doing it and they were making a mess of things and I had to remember how everything was set up so I could fix it for them until they caught on to what was going on that was when they had some IT people that they hired that's when it became known how and what was happening so they started blocking us from seeing what they were typing. I was using shoulder surfing and recalling where their hands were

[@Ano-Nymous]

Appreciate the content (as long as it's available here).

[@davidmckee2090]

I like your work man it's like these aren't the droids you're looking for you know the line from Star we're C-3PO tells RTD2 these aren't the droids you're looking for. You did a good job and the fact is across the street isn't even safe to walk on that's that's bad news right there the company has got some beautiful pavement.

[@mikesledge6187]

I remember when I accidentally stumbled on the entire user directory at my HS. From there many things you've mentioned got me access into everything, I even got in trouble because of someone who defaced the school website... It was locally hosted

[@JackRhysider]

Oh man, that reminds me of a forgotten memory. Where my school created us all accounts but told us our password is our last name. And I went into other peoples accounts this way and left little easter eggs for them to find someday in their files.

[@vofq]

​@@JackRhysider I did something similar 2 days ago, I saw a pattern in how my HS passwords were created (second, third letter of name followed by second, third and fourth letter of surname and then 123) and I hacked into some friends, ofc I didn't do anything bad but still nice

[@herzogsbuick]

Mike Sledge, you wouldn't happen to have gone to highschool in PA would you've? A friend gave me a floppy with the WEP key for the wifi, but it was full of other stuff but I copied it all to my laptop anyway. Someone defaced the website and while I was out sick, the school banned all electronic devices. Not knowing this, I came back to school with my laptop and the cops came, and found spreadsheets with every student and faculties PII. There were 4 of us they patsied, and one was a Mike, but the last name's escaping me. If it's you I'm equal parts surprised, but not surprised to find you here haha. But maybe it's not you!

[@mikesledge6187]

@@herzogsbuick that's quite the story man. I'm not the guy though, I had a thing for Photoshop shenanigans and used to face swap the teachers using fireworks years before Snapchat was a thing... Some of my work found is way on the home page

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@YunginTV]

It’s so funny hearing about key logger usbs, back in Highschool me and some of the smart kids put some money together to buy one and we ended up getting our Spanish teachers password. First we changed grades then they reset it so we got it again and just viewed stuffed and made minor tweaks(removing phone numbers from student files, opting out of emails to parents for no attendance, then we got an admins login and all hell broke loose. The school covered up a semester because the grades were changed in mass and the site they used didn’t a rollback feature. Some got fixed but most ended up with As and Bs that year

[@Lunatic5306]

Not so smart considering you can get a key logger for free. How much money did y’all get ripped off? I mean put together?

[@YunginTV]

@@Lunatic5306 we were freshman, don’t fret it wasn’t more than $15 it was just shipping it, we had to decide who it would go to and it ended up being me so I had to cover the fast shipping, so in all 20-25 for the little thing. Thankfully it was enough of us pitching in that we really only paid 3-4 each for the actual keylogger. I’ll admit I learned after that I could’ve done it with a simple usb laying around and a GitHub repo but either way we sent a message to our school that they need to take us more serious, there were multiple meanings behind it but the main message was to give us respect like young adults.

[@domst5824]

​@Lunatic5306 were u getting a legit good logger for free

[@YunginTV]

@@domst5824 GitHub, through verified projects that have been used by thousands of people

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@potatoking5602]

As a new web dev this gave me a headache but thanks for the information

[@Jon6429]

Hashing wifi passwords is getting way less practical here in the UK. Ten characters, alphanumeric, case sensitive is getting pretty common now so you need more GPU muscle than Chinese crypto farm to dent those numbers. PS: Never run a TOR exit node on the free WiFi provided by the local police station. They get VERY upset 😉

[@TheAntonioclewis]

I’m curious how upset..

[@njpme]

😂😂

[@LiEnby]

AAHAHAHHAHA that sounds amazing

[@BrainPermaDeD]

The P.S caught me off guard.

[@haveaniceday7950]

Did charge you?

[@MiteBlueRuby]

"It's amazing how many people leave their password on a note on their desk." - Full Band, Ace Combat 7

[@cockomelons]

Great video! will use it the next time i'm on the field

[@joe-skeen]

One that wasn't mentioned here in the social engineering section is that even if you can't figure out their password, you can almost certainly figure out the answers to their security questions using publicly available information about them. With a very weak security question, you can reset the password on many sites. That's why I generate long and complicated security question answers and treat them as a secondary password.

[@johnsmith4982]

I always enter nonsense as my security answers. Cant break into my acc if even i dont know the answer

[@jessicajaerosenbaum115]

@@johnsmith4982 and by saying your name is john smith which is brilliant by the way. i really did date a true john smith once when i was young and i was on probation and he threatened to put me in jail i had to go downstairs and get his license and prove it really was his name. his brothers name is jim and his sister is jenn. i asked him once if his parents let the hospital name them? lol i never thought to make the security question nonsense. sometimes i feel really stupid although my iq and gpa would suggest otherwise. i hate that i have to learn some things by suffering first.

[@isahdanbaba]

*Thanks to TUSKHACKING I got to find out my husband is cheating on me by having access to his social accounts without his consent*

[@bassmaiasa1312]

Or not even publicly available info. Family members will know your mother's maiden name. But of course, family members could never be 'problematic', could they?

[@Dannyyoung-rc4mm]

*DAPPERSPY* *is* *legit*

[@qy9892]

Tbf I am just watching to protect myself.

[@Brukrex]

Oh, fantastic! Another helpful guide on how to steal someone's password. Because clearly, we all need to know 64 different ways to invade someone's privacy.

[@glngln5564]

The quality of your spy job is so incredibly high. If you don't have team usespy online behind you, then you are clearly a multi talented individual. The way the access is structured are perfect, the visuals are stunning, the narration is engaging, and of course, the project is itself intriguing. You are a professional !!

[@gametired4989]

Love the podcast as well

[@ahuman32478]

At first, I hated web security. Usually, in software engineering, you don't have to get it right the first time because you can always improve it later. Iterative development is the basis of software engineering. However, in web security, you MUST get it right the first time. It is a pretty daunting task. However, by watching videos like these and learning how exactly hackers hack, I can understand exactly how to beat them. Videos like this make web security seem more manageable.

[@ahuman32478]

What's with all these spam comments? Btw audenspark is malware

[@harrickvharrick3957]

The email 'hint' is circular: you'd need the password to their email to receive any password (reset link) via their email!

[@LiEnby]

A fun one they didn't mention. If you could get access to email spam service. They usually will scan URLs in the email, this would include the password reset link

[@slavic_commonwealth]

you can access email with browser cookie files

[@antonbudisaputrou.-ho4zk]

Regarding cracking hash file, are different or more advanced cryptography made any different in cracking it? Like AES 256 VS SHACAL 512 witch one easier to crack?

[@Shrek_Preist]

Thanks now i can win every online argument😎😎😎

[@dimitri0404]

Yesterday I saw someone who got a lawsuit because he found a way to (I think with html edit) give himself money from a gabling site. He explained it as: I looked at the code and saw the amount I was to receive, and changed it.

[@clowderclowder3964]

you can't go to breachforums any more...

[@ALCRAN2010]

Why?

[@clowderclowder3964]

@@ALCRAN2010 pompompurin got arrested. google that.

[@i_am_dumb1070]

@@ALCRAN2010 its taken down by fbi

[@TheBen9701]

Loved this style of video

[@kemalkerim9164]

Thank you for your full focus on the job instead of focusing on proving yourself to others. You always tried harder to be better usespy online and now your success speaks out louder. Thank you for a hard work. I’m sure it was worth it all. There is no doubt that you are the most deserving of all that should be given a shout out

[@andymasonkelsie1485]

Usually I don’t do recommendation thing but meeting *HACKERBROWN40* has put me in a GREAT MOOD

[@Kelvinash13]

i never believed in hacking until I got to work with *Hackerbrown40* and I can testify that his the only genuine person that helps.

[@ellywood391]

*HACKERVIPER50* *You are a modern day hero so glad law enforcement is on board*

[@redmuskratt]

Not a hacker. A social engineer.

[@Marlboro_Cone.3883]

The visuals in this video brought me back to my vapor-wave phase

[@JackRhysider]

fun times!

[@janosaudron42us]

The 65th way is creating a malicious KZbin video that can scrape passwords from viewers KZbin accounts.

[@pleonexia4772]

What's your involvement in the cyber security industry?

[@IntoleranceRecords]

Twenty or so years ago I made a fake hotmail log in screen for my friends at my house. It would capture credentials and then forward the browser to the real hotmail. I’d observe their actions and they would think it was a glitch and type their info again. Then I’d show them what I’d done telling them to be more careful. Lol

[@IntoleranceRecords]

@stellabanks5563 TF?

[@jonathanalestam]

Nice another one, getting time fly while in the hospital

[@qwertygames1304]

yo nice vid and can i ask if its possible to log into a router interface without the admin password?

[@willisxxxj]

Hello sir, someone is blackmailing me I want to access her acc or delete her acc nedd ur assistance plzz help😪

[@anna24x1]

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[@BenjyMaine]

I’m so glad I have photographic memory. I use a 20 year old randomized aol password that is wildly random and I’ve memorized it to the point where I could not use it for a few years and still pull it out.

[@iPsychlops]

Heyyyyy new watch list just dropped and we are on it 😂

[@7heMech]

Even though as a developer I already knew pretty much all of the ways, it's absurd how dumb things people fall for, it's good to spread awareness.

[@ElizabethMary-lk1gj]

I really appreciate the recommendation i got, *Dapperspy* is the best i had ever meet

[@1p2k-223]

idk who runs bots in your reply thread... but I do agree, idk how people will just download password stealers and reuse passwords, etc without really questioning it

[@muzaffertarakc6112]

This man really hit the ground running and hasn't stopped yet. He gives us more understanding of him without interviews and negative antics he just shows us who he is through the Recovery. True living legend. We salute to team usespy online. The execution, creativity, and goodness that came from it were inspiring on a number of levels. Cheers Alex & looking forward to seeing what you do next!

[@noah2923]

"Unless you have permission" Me, who work for the government:🙂 "Yes"

[@AmericanWireman]

I have an embarrassing old tripod website from like 2005 that I've been trying to find someone to take it down, but maybe I'll use some of these suggestions and do it myself

[@user-uc3jm3zt1c]

Haha my friend dared me to hack his gmail

[@mridulm8870]

You did?

[@nonyabusiness9747]

I've been locked out of my laptop via bios password for years

[@TURTLETIMEGAMINGOFFICIAL]

No cmos reset?

[@pleonexia4772]

​@@TURTLETIMEGAMINGOFFICIAL must've happened before Google existed

[@JackRhysider]

social engineer the person who put the password up. set up a fake bios screen and watch them type it. lol

[@Tkryhlmann]

Thanks for such great content, would be epic if you made an episode with Ryan Montgomery.

[@thebluescratchy2009]

great... now you just increased the chance of getting hacked... thanks alot

[@nebula391]

1:14 hasnt breached been taken down now?

[@Apartment-xp3pt]

Well there’s a lot of sites just like it

[@anupkarki8237]

Cool stuff. I had two facebook password changed. I can’t get back in. Idk how to hire someone to do it either. As I am searching I stumble upon this channel. Lol

[@Oscar230]

This is great, good content Jack! :D

[@joshuaboerger7965]

This channel super under rated

[@sumo5555]

are private key generated randomly? or is letter A is equal to something in the random generator? I'm just curious

[@techman2299]

My man has decided to do hacking tutorial.

[@miscme7116]

I like to use either completely random and very long passwords (as long as is allowed) or make passwords that are also long, but made from fake and wrongly written words from different languages (alongside of course having numbers and special characters here and there). For security questions (and passwords), I never use the same information in two places, and the information I use is something far-fetched and random that has no relevance to me or the question, also written wrong and using slang words from different languages.

[@Z-Zer0]

How did i go from twitter to this….like wth?

[@NoddinOff.]

I like Apples recommendations for passwords since it’s so bizarre and complex but the downside is if I need to login using a different device I have to retype all that nonsense

[@Dev-PauloEd]

Thanks for the tutorial 👍

[@Roobah]

An employee left their password on their desk and I was responsible for security lockup. I tried it on their computer and it worked. I reported it. I got in trouble and they did not. A year later, someone else did a similar thing. Knowing that I got into so much trouble for reporting insider problems, I just left a note for them not to leave such stuff lying around. They reported me for "rifling around their desk". Wrong, the info was obvious without touching their desk. I got in trouble again. But I knew I was right and they were not. I was severely retaliated against by upper management I reported to the IG office. After the investigation, I was right and everyone else was wrong. I got a little respect for having the balls to hang upper level management. A few years later, I had to work with the first person again. They STILL did not care about network and workplace security. They were retaliating against me by deleting my actual work from the network. My supervisor was so astonished I suggested that was happening he could not believe it. And did not. Yeah, by far, insider flaws are the worst security of all. Especially when no one cares. I took an early retirement. I could see the writing on the wall. I have dozens of more serious examples, but they dealt with security issues, not insider personnel problems. Worse of all? My assigned job was not a security or computer job. If I could find these problems when I was not looking for them every day, wow! One certain company is in serious jeopardy.

[@Zertfuh_]

I swear it was pure curiosity