Linux for Hackers Tutorial (And Free Courses)

[@davidbombal]

You need to learn Linux. I've said this for a very long time. Occupy The Web says the same thing - if you want to learn hacking, you need to lean Linux. This is a fundamental skill. // Juniper Free Training // Big thank you to Juniper Networks for supporting the community and making this training free (and sponsoring my channel). Go to juniper.net/davidbombal to get lots of training and also learn how to get certified for $50 (Associate Level). Use this voucher code to register for your courses: DAVIDBOMBAL If you have issues with the Juniper registration, please use these links that they gave me: For Login assistance link userregistration.juniper.net/loginassistance Customer Support link- support.juniper.net/support/requesting-support/ // Occupy The Web Books // Linux Basics for Hackers: amzn.to/3JlAQXe Getting Started Becoming a Master Hacker: amzn.to/3qCQbvh Network Basics for hackers: amzn.to/3W1iiCQ Top Hacking Books you need to read: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqOze5R5fKeVgbc // OTW Discount // Use the code BOMBAL to get a 20% discount off anything from OTW's website: davidbombal.wiki/otw // Occupy The Web SOCIAL // Twitter: twitter.com/three_cube // Mr Robot Playlist // kzbin.info/aero/PLhfrWIlLOoKNYR8uvEXSAzDfKGAPIDB8q // David's SOCIAL // Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal KZbin: kzbin.info // MY STUFF // www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal // SPONSORS // Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: [e-mail] // MENU // 00:00 - Linux for Hackers 00:36 - Free training from Juniper 01:28 - Linux Basics for Hackers 06:57 - Why Linux is important 09:05 - Getting started with Linux // Using Virtual Machines 10:57 - "Latest is not always the greatest" 15:48 - Linux terms to familiarise & examples 18:28 - Linux file system explained & demo 26:55 - Linux terms to familiarise & examples (continued) 30:25 - Linux commands demo 56:02 - Password lists in Linux and where to find them 01:01:24 - Linux commands demo (continued) 01:10:41 - Conclusion Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel! Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.

[@SimplicityForGood]

the courses by your website and Chuck vs Jupiter, how to best understand their differences? and where best to start? Jupiter or the ones you provide., is a lot of courses everywhere today... I am also on CodeCademy and and also added Chuck's 52 weeks Python... But feel the path is lost due to overload as a beginner... what to sit down with ? I know some basic python , html from Codecademy ... but how to focus in on the right corses so one end up able to work with hacking and not just taking every course out there?! I am renting a MacBook Pro 64 gh Bram now, I guess it was or is a really stupid idea to rent it, but I could not afford 2 tb and 64 gb ram.. but now I have space for both virtual machines and video editing etc... thanks for getting back when possible! Cheers, from Sweden

[@Hartley94]

Thanks David.

[@DigitalTools101]

You've been a massive inspiration with your channel. I am in the process of changing my life and its in part thanks to this channel!

[@katienefoasoro1132]

Hello sir, He mentioned something about wordlists for instance hacking a password in french ..

[@katienefoasoro1132]

i had the same problem i was not able to understand what was going on.

[@Akerfeldt77]

I'm 37 and working on my 3rd post college career. Buying the book on payday. Finished my first cybersec cert last night. Never stop learning.

[@SethB-no9iz]

I'm 33 and on my way to learning Linux and python

[@TimCummingsFatLoss]

Same 37 and switching careers

[@kennyleo08]

I'm 40 and just switched my career to network admin 4 years back. Starting to work on my certs this year.

[@IkehBenjamin]

I need the book how can i get it

[@visionaeon]

32, degreeing in SI and working as a Power BI Data Analyst, but I'm not liking it a bit. I'm thinking about at least dip in CyberSec to see if I like it.

[@AmbitionQuotient]

I’m 47 yrs old & for the last ten years I’ve been dipping in and out of Linux & CL all the while never really taking it seriously. David, your channel has really inspired me to really delve into this craft. A big thanks to OTW and other guests you’ve had on your show.

[@M.W.777]

Same Brotha!

[@buildfrom]

Hi, In exactly the same position as yourself. Good luck.

[@8Jallin]

Me too lol but longer than that. I think the reason we never stick to linux is because we didn’t need it since we live a windows world.

[@BrewmasterN8]

Yeah I bet we are the common audience for this type of content. 😂 Born 1975-1995 Male Due to age we have enjoyed the glory of Hollywood in its prime, spy movies, heists, hacker flicks... We are older and looking to finally learn that language or skill. The seeds of hacking were planted long ago...😂

[@SwissplWatches]

Same here..... Now taking this seriously and learning.

[@noohaliahmed3978]

I like this dude's slow-tone explanation. It is simple and at the same time deep. For non-English native speakers, this is our guy.

[@iggysixx]

For native speakers - (or those who speak it like it is their native tongue) - it's very nice to. With all the technical terms, it's nice to have some time to let the explanation sink in, without having to pause the video

[@whatthetroll9347]

I'm buying this book because I appreciate you taking your time and showing people how to use linux and the fundamentals in a quick way. Thank you

[@SnowDaemon]

OTW: "Theres a lot of in-depth Linux books, but nobody reads those books" He's exactly right, ive been learning Linux for 2 years and never wasted my time reading a Linux book thats full of everything because I know at the end I would understand nothing. I bought "Linux Basics for Hackers" honestly just to support OTW. Didnt think I would make it past the first chapter. I finished it in two days. And it has been invaluable; and also just a good experience because you can tell he has a passion for this Linux, just as I do now.

[@zaccampa4055]

Oh god have you seen the Linux+ book from CompTia? That thing is bigger than a dictionary it’s actually insane lol OTW’s book is way better and more digestible.

[@DataChiller]

Great introduction to Linux. The best thing what I heard was 'in future videos'. I think this can be very useful serial 'Linux for hackers'. OTW is so generous to walk us through material that for him is like rooky level but still take the time and do it with such a passion!

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoy the video! We hoping to cover the entire book :)

[@DataChiller]

@RobertVan-iz5lx I was commenting while still watching. And the end they mentioned it and also on the thumbnail is mentioned EP.1 - so the intention is there. Hope the first few episodes will get proper attention, so they’ll continue going through the chapters of the book. Hope for few videos on bash scripting :)

[@ahsanarshad2698]

​@@davidbombalgood to hear that you are covering the whole book because some time reader find difficult to understand some of the terms and this will make easy for us to cover the book

[@francescopianese4890]

​@RobertVan-iz5lx - Be grateful for the free knowledge shared generously. Avoid greedily demanding more; it's not an appropriate display of gratitude. Reflect on this: "Dictum Sapienti Sat Est" - "A word to the wise is enough." - Thanks for the Wise Knowledge you share. @davidbombal

[@francescopianese4890]

@RobertVan-iz5lx hahahahhaha

[@robert5320]

This is Gold! More Linux videos please 🙏. OTW explains the basics WAY better than the instructors in my bootcamp lol

[@billzade8158]

I'm absolutely buying this book. I'm in college now going through a Computer Science degree, and you two have been invaluable in really helping me grasp what I am learning. Thank you so much

[@mikehenkelman2111]

I have all three, and as a 25 year IT professional I can assure you that each is excellent.

[@TheElectronicDilettante]

Thanks to both of you for sharing your experiences and knowledge. And for preaching low cost educational opportunities. As I’m pushing 50yo my body isn’t up for next level challenges but my brain will soak up any info , knowledge I can get ahold of. Your videos alone are a wealth of knowledge backed by your guest’s real world experiences . It’s a great place to start and constantly revisit. Thanks for all you do for everyone!

[@neverhomepnw]

As one of the many subs on here looking to get into CS I just wanted to say thanks David and Occupy The Web for simplifying things. This is why I love your content.

[@jacquibruce-yokoyama2478]

Such a clear and concise explanation of some common Linux commands. No holding back, just simply sharing what you know to be helpful and useful in the hacking space. Thank You to both you and your guest for sharing your expertise!

[@renn3014]

I love OTW style of teaching. Thank you for your content ! It’s allowing me to study, up skill and hopefully switch career😄 it’s been super helpful 🤗

[@AlexS-yy9qu]

this is so well done, I really enjoy the voice and tone of the instructor, a pleasure to listen to and learn, thank you guys!!

[@cyberacademics]

Thank you so much for this video! I’m learning bash and scripting right now. I’m also using Linux as my main OS to force myself to learn more. Absolutely love these videos!

[@on-linesafaritours]

Hey I bought your book about 3 months aga and love it. Putting it and these videos together is awesome. Keep it going, I love it.

[@macruz8503]

@on-linesafari: Where can I get the book?

[@hacktheworld2976]

A very educational video like always. Also I congratulate the 2 million subscribers for you

[@BoeseTat]

The dreamteam! Looking forward for the second part. I like the combination of the two topics, talking about hacking (like the password lists), while also showing around the Linux system. This makes it entertaining and educational at the same time.

[@CryptoCoyote-py3dd]

This is one of the best intro presentations of the Linux shell environments, basic commands, and directory layout I have seen. It explains the 'why' behind a lot of things. Great work. I'll refer Linux newbies to this.

[@Cyb3rTyg3r]

You’re both awesome for putting this out. I have the book, but it’s fantastic to be able to see everything real-time with commentary

[@uraniumu242]

I love this guy. He obviously gets joy from doing what he does and his conversational way of presenting his knowledge makes learning really easy and enjoyable. Also David just lets him go without unnecessary interuptions

[@QWERTY-ov9tm]

David, your chamnel has grown exponentially and it's awesome to see, and well deserved. Well done.

[@kickey]

Last week I started studying for the LPI Linux essentials certification exam. Any explanations given in this video are some of the best I've ever heard. Buying that book!

[@JohnD0h_IT]

Such a great video! I read Linux Basics for Hackers a few years ago, probably when you made your first video with OTW. So thank you both for this refresher for me, I really appreciate it and there is such valuable content in this video! I'm going to reread the book and rewatch this video again to catch up with my friend Linux! I can't wait and I'm excited to see the next video! You two, who are in my TOP 5 teacher/pedagogue with Chris Greer and Rana Khalil (whom YOU introduced me to, I will never be grateful enough to you!). Nice work as always David!

[@human_being_from_exo_planet]

I too read the book till chapter 7 (bash scripting) and It's the best book for learning basics of Linux, literally I learned so much of Linux in just 7 chapters, Hats too to both of you legends....

[@Kerea09]

There's a few issues with this book that I really feel need to be highlighted: * Snort is no longer in the Kali repos since its been deprecated for quite awhile now making one of the chapters impossible to follow with present day Kali * The recommendation of using pip install is a really bad practice that's even warned against in the recent blog posts for Kali 2023. * The recommendation of adding Ubuntu or PPA repositories for extra software is a big big nono and specifically mentioned NOT to do in Kali's own documentation because it will break your system's ability to update: these things really should be addressed and highlighted and I would encourage you to recommend an update or 2nd Edition revision to correct these glaring flaws. Outside of that I don't really have other issues with the book but beginners and people new to Kali NEED to be aware of these downsides to the book. My comment keeps getting deleted so I've removed the reference links to prove what I'm saying about python and adding 3rd party repositories to be accurate but this can be verified on the Kali website in the recent blog posts and in the official Kali documentation

[@omegadroidzero]

I ran into the same issue with snort. You can install it, its just a bit of a process and can be off putting for a total beginner. However, figuring it out will teach you a lot of new Linux skills. Also, doing research and applying it is a big part of "hacking" and IT working in general.

[@abumohammed3761]

I think you don't need to add the Ubuntu repo to your primary source list....you can add it to the complimentary source list you can create yourself in the sources.lists.d folder

[@MangyPL]

He actually mentions the Snort issue in the video

[@carlosbrett9830]

This is beyond awesome. Just started dipping my toes in the CyberSecurity field and I’m in owe of how fascinating and diverse it is. And you guys just became my “mentors” so to speak haha. Keep the awesome job guys, greetings from Venezuela

[@user-ml2nm2rs9t]

You guys are the best, very easy to understand. I have nothing but great feedback, thank you for continuing to share knowledge and I look forward to seeing more of your videos

[@joebol2036]

Thanks to these resources I recently shifted from data engineering to cybersecurity. As I already had strong knowledge of python, sql and network security, my transition was quick and smooth.

[@devendraaryal8195]

my best KZbin channel for learning computing .whenever I found time learn I always click this.

[@landrover827]

So thankful for everything you and OTW do. ❤

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome!

[@degdope5081]

​@@davidbombalbig thanks to you

[@peakminute]

I love this episode with Occupy The Web. Even if I'm older, but "Explain me like I'm 5 years old" works like a charm. This guy is a great teacher 😃

[@amanrahman4778]

Dear David sir, 😊 after some time Everyone stop such informative course type series because of less views and like and low reaches of crowd, and I can understand, these things can lower your moral and motivation. But I request you to Please don't stop this series, because everyone is not longer dedicated, but few of us a need such kind of contant 🥺, so I request you to complete this series for those few subscriber who are genuine to your contant, channel and for ethical hacking 😊

[@mikaellindqvist5599]

126k views in 6 days is quite outstanding by youtube standards...

[@degdope5081]

Fact

[@riptide0872]

My dad got me this book when I was 13, two years later I'm back and this free resource is amazing and has helped me so much. Thank you!

[@TehPixel8dNinja]

I bought the book a few months ago and read the first few chapters, but things in life came up and I had to take a break (was planning on picking it back up next week actually). And then saw this in my feed. Perfect timing to get refamiliar with the first chapter while I'm wrapping up some stuff or driving around. Thank you David and OTW! You two are my favorite two teachers and seeing you together is always a treat!

[@iggysixx]

Great to hear about this book. It addresses the thing I keep running into; tutorials always have a very high threshold (assuming you already know the basics), OR they deep dive without you knowing why

[@TryMeNow22]

I got my basic A+ certs in 2007, joined the Army and did IT as my specialized training g. Being a Reservist that never deployed, I never used that training and other factors kept me from going back to school. I've held many different jobs since then and always wanted to dip back in. Watching your videos has me thinking about actually studying and trying to get certs again.

[@mattbaker1683]

Perfect timing, I just ordered the book 3 days ago, waiting for delivery 😊 Thanks both David and OTW, love what you do. EDIT: And the video content is brilliant too, just watched it, covered all of this but even at the basic level there's still always something new 👍👍👍

[@readlikewriters5144]

Thank you so much for this! I needed this so badly. Definitely will be following this series and buying the books.

[@h2o40fpv]

Ok I bought the the two books on kali linux and I install the virtual box it took me a couple of tryis but finally i got kali in a virtual box and I want to thank you for this type of video that give to the people hope and inspiration to continue learning . Thank you again. 😊

[@davestevens6399]

Late starter here, as i have been trying to study up on many other parts of Networking, i have bought the book and find it very informational. Bought the book many moons ago and let it sit in the back till i am ready... Now i am ready and so glad you are doing the videos... as i see your on the fourth video beyond this video... so i had to back up after watching the fourth video... thought video was going to be a interview Q&A... so glad it was more than this. I have been working on the Networking side of things and wanted to go deep into Linux.. been working on it... and now with the video(s) things are looking very clear. So because of the fourth video...and the now the other video's, i have ordered the books that David has been holding up... PLEASE KEEP THE VIDEOS ROLLING... looking forward to more education... i actually have been following along and testing the commands out.. very good Information...

[@user-qe1tn1qf1f]

Such a great video. THANK YOU. This 1 hour was exactly what I needed. I just started his book and this video is a much easier way to learn. THANKS David and OTW

[@NeelDeeL]

I am currently reading the book from OTW, and having a video of what I've read is just really nice to have. Keep it up!

[@deanhaycox]

Thanks David for this, occupy the web is such an amazing teacher and no ego

[@ciaranmay1140]

Just started my Hacking journey to build a valuable skillset, and change from web developer to security field. Thank you both its excellent, got my vm running kali it took some fault finding lol. Have the book so keep it coming brothers.

[@mytechnotalent]

Another great! This is fantastic for people getting off the ground. Great to see you David and OTW!!!

[@maximedarbouze8255]

I bought "Linux Basics for Hackers" honestly just to support OTW. because the tutorial you made with OTW are excellent and I want to learn more. I hope you make more Video on the following lab activities: Lab: Host and VM File Exchange, Linux File System, Terminal & Shells, Linux Maintenance & Info Commands, Linux Navigation & File Management, Linux File Permissions & Process Mgmt, Network Scanning with NMAP, Grep and Cut, Your First Attack w/ Metasploit. Also, I would recommend to others your classes on Udemy. They are excellent. OTW mentioned training his students where and how he does it.

[@zhenyaadamova1552]

Hi, the most probable reason why the Russian passwords are in English is the alphabet. It is easier to type in something in the latin one, since You are going to use it after - and it is probably the default one on the device.

[@staurneskristiansen8376]

Even though I am not into hacking, but use linux as a software developer, this is one of the absolute best introduction videos I have seen. I actually learned something new about the underlying infrastructure even with 15 years of experience 🙂

[@joelsimpsonfit]

I have been using Linux for years and taken college courses in it. That being said, I still was able to pick up a few pieces of awesome information from this video! OTW is a wonderful teacher as well! I have been loving these videos

[@homelander4881]

So much practical knowledge. That's how you teach stuff. Thank you OTW and David. Hoping to see your next videos.

[@WillsJazzLoft]

I understand about kali being the hacker's distro. As you have said all of the tools are built in. Having so said, I'm glad that you are not dogmatic about distro use. I've become rather accustomed to the Windows_like aesthetic of the Zorin GUI

[@ABHIJOHNV]

Occupy The Web you are great. Two or three year after i will come to see you and work with you as an Ethical Hacker.

[@user-ee7nw2kn6u]

As someone who is studying cyber security in university this is a greater overview for me to relearn the important points about Linux thank you for this free course! much appreciated :)

[@byterider9555]

"You gotta have the Linux skills, you gotta have the Networking skills. Those are two fundamentals you have to have to be able to function in this world." - Occupy The Web

[@sameerasamarasinghe1248]

Seriously I recently started getting into linux and been downloading torrents and all sort, this is the best tutorial i found so far. Please continue with this series. Thank you again. Great stuff ❤

[@karamalshaltan6082]

A Great video David, hope to continue this training. you are a start. Thanks so much.

[@lordofwar1397]

I love this series I thank you for it This guy is great and love how he teaches you . i have huge server enterprise and this will help me start from the beginning its the kinda server in cold room . stands nine feet high i have hard time knowing where to start and so on . this helps greatly

[@dodo5037_]

I would like to see a conversation of you(David Bombal) and network chuck talking about how to set up your own proxy systems and ways to hide yourself using tools and strategies.

[@martinvirando5651]

I found this book in my local National Trust library on sale for 50p. I couldn't believe it! An amazing book.

[@yehyamneimne]

I loved the content, his way of explaining is easy to comprehend. I would love to see more and especially how to land a job in this field in 2024

[@vivekpandey95]

Always wanted this type of a video from you

[@ricseeds4835]

Is it a hands-on demonstration of tools and concepts? Or is it all theoretical stuff?

[@no-bc4kc]

This file system demo is really helpful to see which files go where....noice 👌👌

[@mhmdmd9525]

I have some knowledge of Linux, but still, this video gave me a refreshing view and some tiny information I didn't know, and that gives me more confidence when using Linux. It's a great and very comprehensive course for those who are new to Linux, in terms of explaining and showing the fundamentals of Linux in a basic way.

[@berchons]

I already have the book, I have already read it, but doing this with OTW in person is much much better. Thank you very much for this David, you are a great person.

[@cesarmillanlugo3561]

Im that person who dreams with being a Hacker and starts with a lot of passion and than get discouraged because I dont know where to start but now that I found you guys I start to have an idea and I apreciate your videos and your time thanks to both

[@lokisingh9944]

This video is amazing and the secret guy knows how to teach -- Thank you so much for the video and the book - Praise from India

[@MAX-nv6yj]

This video was gorgeous it finished in a blink😂💔 thank u so much David and thank u OTW for this helpful video I just put a schedule to read Basic Linux for Hackers but with these videos I will have a great combo by watching these videos and read the book chapters it will help in theory and practical😍 all love and respect ❤

[@Kocyeee]

Amazing 🎉… I literally almost gave up on checking out Linux on KZbin till I found this video . I enjoyed this ❤

[@batdoguk]

Bryce Canyon in the Juniper advert? Great place to visit. Bought all three OTW books recently for me and my son to plough through. As OTW mentions, your Kali Linux in VirtualBox video is the best method for setting up Kali instead of viewers/readers following the outdated (published 2019) instructions in Linux Basics for Hackers.

[@helpchomu5510]

Great stuff David sir , this knowledge is supreme

[@dragonsage6909]

Thanks David, I love these videos with you and OTW, I will be showing these to new Linux users who have an interest in ethical hacking, great starting point for noobs. Much appreciated. Thx

[@willpape1625]

Great Book! I refer to this book all the time.

[@willb169]

Ty. This has been a delightful refresher listening to while working. Made me remember a few things i never use and should be. Appreciate you both 🐧🐧🐧

[@joel612]

Fairly early, Thank you David 😊

[@davidbombal]

Thank you for watching so quickly :)

[@blackphil666]

This is great I got the book and really trying to get over the first hurdle and coming across this video just made that hurdle so much easier, thank you both.

[@SuperHaunts]

Do glad to hear you state that it's not always best to get the 'latest and greatest'. My viewpoint as well!

[@Sewapetero101]

OTW is such a great teacher. Thanks so much sir. Thank you David

[@thespiritualbridge]

53 years old, had a stroke and had to start again. I have run my own IT systems and services company for 21 years. My Linux was always enough to get by, until now. I use it on everything that is important now, Linux, this is the way.

[@mason35715]

Appreciate you content as always. Currently going thought hacking forensics. You and OTW are always encouraging and motivating. Thank you

[@davidbombal]

Awesome! Thank you! All the best for your studies!!

[@mason35715]

​@davidbombal also at the same time I did take CEH program and passed. They teach hacking both in the Linux and windows environment. However; I do agree with OTW they really should let people know how to use Linux, I taught myself Linux when years back when I began hacking. I agree with OTW Linux and networking is a requirement. Hacking in a windows environment is a plus but if you take CEH Master certification LINUX is a must to pass

[@AmanKhan-69]

you're my favorite instructor david you literally help me fight depression cause i think there's more of david's content left to watch & learn from, and it's all so well made. about to watch your free video on udemy about osi layers. also i love when you have occupy the web on your channel. I'm reading his linux for hackers book rn. love from india sir

[@eval_is_evil]

Dude ,nobody with deppression brings this up in a random topic... you could send him a private message,no you chose to broadcast this (pun intended considering the topic). It's too personal and knowing people with this they behave differently.

[@ДмитрийКузнецов-я4д]

Thanks for sharing this so useful, entertaining content for us , move forward !

[@DrBuriro]

Congratulations David, Great tutorial as always. Thumbs up!

[@coffinplayz]

You contents improving day by day ❤ make such more content ! Love from INDIA ❤

[@soundhouseatlanta817]

David...man you're a legend in my book...years of consistancy. Thank you Brother!

[@Vonax23]

my mind was about to explode. i was surprised i finished that in 1 hour straight... long way to go for me.. thanks for this kind of content

[@likithadangeti2986]

I am watching this tutorial and simultaneosly experimenting and reading the book. it's been very helpful. So far they are covering everything in the book and adding new information. I love this book and tutorial is making my process even more simple. Thank you David and OTW for coming with amazing content.

[@Cyberworld398]

Need more video like this with OTW Please continue this series from beginner to advance to learn ethical hacking.❤❤❤

[@MrMeek79]

I have Kali setup on a laptop with some VMs on it for targets and some running on a Proxmox server to target over my network. I thought itd be a more well rounded setup and sounds like it was a good idea. I am nowhere near the level you guys are but I am a long time Linux user that is fascinated with ethical hacking and this is some great information.I didnt know that different versions of Kali were like that or that I shouldve kept my old Backtrack images.

[@stephiludemz6820]

This class is very informative. Just listening to this class, I had to order his book from Amazon. I love his teaching technique

[@vaniad555]

Thank you, David! Another great video!

[@0tt0z]

Thanks for sharing. My first try with linux was with Mandrake around 99/2000. It was a nightmare to get somewhat working on my PC back then. Funny thing is, i can still remember the terminal commands that i had to type in to get into getting the dial up to work. The guy at my ISP helped me with that part. 😂 i ditched linux not long afterward and went back to Windows. I recently installed Mint to play around with and i really like it so this video is a huge help. Thanks 👍

[@user-zc5dn6me3d]

I am a Twenty-something (low end of twenty) and I've always loved computers but I'm embarrassed to say its only now I'm only now being aware of what you can do with the right knowledge, WHICH IS ACCESSIBLE TO ALL.

[@theanalyzer2390]

Please keep this going and also even if just a short amount of time, would you please release a video every 2-3 days ?? That should be really helpful but I understand if you've time constraint and overall I just appreciate you sharing such lectures in general so THANKS A LOT!!

[@rashmikaabeyrathna9397]

Thank you David, for making content with OTW ❤

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome. OTW is amazing.

[@elia180]

THANK YOU DAVID FOR YOUR WORK ❤

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome!

[@momodumansaray2061]

This Book is really worth reading, very simple and understanding.

[@dipishamagar5124]

Congratulations 2M David Bombal sir ❤🎉

[@davidbombal]

Thank you so much!

[@TopClient]

Hello Mr. David, first thing first thank you for all of your videos. Its a great video to someone like me, i been searching how to learn hacking since i was 16 and now i’m 29. What a long time but thank God i just found a completely Guru for myself. You done a great job. Send my regards to Mr. OTW, we all the viewers hope you and Mr. OTW can make more and more videos for helping us. Thank You Mr. David and Mr. OTW. From Malaysia ❤

[@scottspa74]

I look forward to more of these. Thank you. I have this book, and am fairly proficient with Linux and BASH, but there are still nuggets in the video that help clarify some things. For example, I didn't get the real difference between 'service' and 'systemctl', so it was helpful to hear that the latter is just a newer, better, way of managing services.