Where People Go When They Want to Hack You

What do you need to hack any system on the planet? Whatever it is, you can certainly find it on the Zero-day market: a network that consists of the world’s best hackers trading vulnerabilities with governments, cybercriminals and megacorporations. How does this market appear, how does it work and why nobody talks about it?
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0:00 Intro
1:16 Part 1. Cracked bricks
4:14 Part 2. People who already did that
8:45 Part 3. Time to use it
10:45 Part 4. Paying the price
15:38 Part 5. The complicated world
20:10 Part 6. Where it gets even worse
22:56 Part 7. Even worse than that
30:14 Part 8. Those who stare into the wall
33:28 Epilogue
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Credits:
Producer: Ignas Žadeikis
Writer: Valius Venckūnas
Video Editing: Matas Paskačimas
Narration: Ben Mitchell
Thumbnail: Domantė Janulevičiūtė
Supervising Producer: Aušra Venckutė
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[@MoritzDerErste]

When you randomly bash your keyboard in infinite parallel universes for an infinite amount of time, you'd probably get a fully working exploit chain for the latest ios version some day in Eternity

[@Ahmn2250]

can elaborate please? What do you mean by that? Is it so secure to get hacked that even governments can't do it?

[@doctordilanka]

@@Ahmn2250 He's likely saying it's UNLIKELY, but the issue with iOS is that since their code base is proprietary and not open source, there are fewer EYES on that could audit it for exploits. Plus, you have entire nation states and private companies like (formerly) NSO Group spending tens of millions of dollars to develop spyware like Pegasus, etc. By definition, a 0-DAY exploit is unknown, so you wouldn't even know if someone could hack into your phone. But, if you're not an important enough target, and your adversary isn't fully technically equipped/capable, you're most likely fine. If your adversary is the NSA, you're very likely screwed because as the Snowden leaks showed, they had the entire world tapped, including the German Chancellor's phone... and things are much worse now.

[@danielius9156]

@@Ahmn2250 google: Infinite monkey theorem

[@Maxjoker98]

Yeah, that's called fuzzing. Thankfully computers can type very fast ;)

[@Luna0wl]

@@Ahmn2250 Thats just the Infinite monkey theorem

[@syedibrahimkhalil2708]

As a Cybersecurity professional, I must say, this complex topic is way much simply explained. The analogy of bricks is really good. Good job and kudos to the creators.

[@ChineseRatfaceCHANG]

we are all "cybersecurity professionals" bro

[@urbanprojectz]

Bricks in the firewall!

[@Retrohunter1994]

Bro seriously, editing something like this takes a long time. Very impressive. Keep these docu’s coming, you can become a big youtuber.

[@honor9lite1337]

Ice

[@muhcharona]

Now watch it without the music.

[@codywohlers2059]

@@muhcharona I want to make an AI filter that removes music from information videos

[@Minienthusiast]

Iol, white hat hackers I know live in Dubai and through discord once in a blue moon they stop by to say hi. They do a lot more than hack, more like selling organs from china and transporting them through there private jets that cost them 10m+. lol it's about who u know

[@poindextertunes]

@@codywohlers2059ok

[@trusttech9942]

As an IT professional, this video does an excellent job of breaking down a very complex subject into terms the average person can easily understand. The brick wall analogy is excellent and one I’ll borrow for future conversations.

[@sweetwafer6099]

Except that there is only a small "suitable" subset of bricks for intrusion in the wall

[@x_Froggy]

This is one of the best Cyber-sec educational videos that I've ever seen on KZbin. Thanks for all the effort you put into this.

[@uiopuiop3472]

i shall agree. as the exeptional movement of this channel is over the top. of course i can say that there are som damages.. but no one else has none.. and he still has least. as i can say in the kitchen language. one of the beast

[@polk207]

This was one of those rare videos on KZbin that really open your eyes and are so well done that they just stay with you. Great job and great video!

[@BoldCourier]

Who ever animated this is a legend

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

Yeee. Shalom.

[@koaglide]

yeah forreal and i bet they did it effortlessly

[@Redwan777]

They rotated the Australian mail in the correct orientation

[@fraxizztv6433]

​@@koaglidehow dare you bet this didn't take a quantillion hours to make 😤🤪

[@UnluckyLeo1]

@@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked אני גם יהודי

[@abysses]

Zero day exploits have always mesmerized me, knowing there is someone out there with a critical piece of info that could have so many implications, practically all being negative, is equal parts scary and fascinating to me.

[@DanielOnFire101]

Not really

[@solracdan7282]

@@DanielOnFire101wdym not really dummy

[@guinnesstheshep]

Credit to Kaspersky for operation triangulation, they did some amazing work exposing the attack chain. And the cherry on top, they released everything on Christmas for the jailbreak community.

[@mamneo2]

Incroyable.

[@borghorsa1902]

Kaspersky IS the hacker. Kaspersky is a major Russian FSB organization

[@ravikumar1232]

@@borghorsa1902 Which comes around goes around

[@carddamom188]

@@borghorsa1902So what do you sugest instead? NSA? CIA? Who? They are all the same crap...

[@BrooklynBwoii]

Do more of these videos.

[@david5uper529]

I loved the animation trying to sell a zero day for TempleOS

[@platty9237]

Glowies in action.

[@originuk]

Really insightful. Great analogy - a wall and cracked bricks... really nailed that one!

[@TankerReview]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 DDoS going by this video is a HACK. Clearly you are why companies sell VPN and claim it keeps you free from big bad hackers. But nailed it right. OLOLOLOLOL

[@BillAnt]

At 29:26 that Russian lady's voice sounds like a broken record.... painful to listen to. lol

[@Koand-jk2gw]

​@@TankerReviewwhat do you think of an Stridsvagn 104?

[@yohangupta2639]

@@TankerReview I thought it does 😭. What keeps me free from the big bad hackers then? Tails Os + a VPN? Purism devices? Idk ☠️

[@yohangupta2639]

@@TankerReviewpls reply when u get the time 🙏🏻. Thanks.

[@AiZen042]

Pplease make more videos like this, I loved every minute, perfect editing, incredible narration... I loved this bro

[@AiZen042]

If you could make the next video about Initial access brokers.....

[@uiopuiop3472]

@@AiZen042 i want vidio about skibiddy toilet and uccp meastery. also fanuc robot!!

[@LandonShipman-iDzynes]

BARELY scratched the surface! nice job, well done.

[@user-db2bw3hm8m]

I just thought about all of this and realised that right now, there are not only people working on building these weapons but also people developing AI right now, that will be a mass production machinery to create 0-days... Just insane...

[@nameismetatoo4591]

The production quality of your channel is amazing. Thanks for the informative video!

[@bonibon6669]

I know you are here Susan , you will never get me

[@trippinadvisor]

Is Susan friends with my ex Jane?

[@obamatheg2826]

I’ll give her a head start, you’re in Albania.

[@bernardnjerumtwaiti6060]

I will get you eventually, Tom

[@bonibon6669]

@@obamatheg2826 that's why I voted Trump , obama care sucks btw 😤

[@bonibon6669]

@@bernardnjerumtwaiti6060 nah uhh

[@4bSix86f61]

Social engineering, hacking data brokers and bribing corrupt employees are some other ways people get in. *The human will always be the weakest link, like when they setup their servers and their root password is admin*

[@albertovazquez9867]

Dude your a G not gonna lie. These edits are out of this world 🌎

[@Draire-b12]

One of the most informative, important, and thought out videos I have ever seen about the digital world. And I must say, your video editing skills and graphics are most superb and on point.

[@ggrthemostgodless8713]

These hackers need to have some natural ability... no run of the mill hacker can do this. We all hear of hackers, and know it implies getting into your computers and other systems... but explaining it so the average person can understand it is a talent, the analogies need to be hand picked.... great job. The rabbit hole stop by step.

[@devinmccloud]

It's not sloppy code. It's intentionally written to be exploited by the NSA until their tools get leaked. Then, it's a critical update.

[@andreawallenberger2668]

🧐🤔💡

[@noble69420]

Great production quality on the video. Just subbed to ya keep it up!

[@bornavitakerubo5957]

This video provided a much clearer and comprehensive understanding of zero-day exploits. It really confirmed some things I thought and also offered new insights. Thanks for doing this.

[@TimVels]

This video is amazing! You got my attention on watching this video. It was like a ELI5 but with visuals and a very simplified explanation! 👏👏👏👏

[@rhemtro]

i can assure you when the bashing is intensive enough you get success 👀

[@eldiablo1221]

Is this a Bourne-Again SHell joke? Because it's funny.

[@axq3837]

It opens up windows

[@DefaultMale_]

or a concussion

[@starnumber_alt]

True

[@TheRealTravelWarrior]

@@eldiablo1221 brute-force

[@QQ_241]

Just like a lot of other people are saying this video is stunning I hope your channel goes from strength to strength.

[@3v068]

I just want to preface, hacking doesnt entirely mean to exploit vulnerabilities to harm people. Lots of people use hacks for legitimate reasons. I have transfered my ps2 library to my ps3, whose model shouldnt be able to read ps2 discs. I compiled the games into programs that the ps3 can understand, like the sony's store equivalent of the game. Hacking, especially 0 day exploits, can give you TONS of control for your device of choice. It gives you freedom, but it can also be used for evil.

[@Eric-pz6xc]

Please keep this type of content coming in!!!! ❤

[@Ranoldopereztroika]

You have a new subscribers. Great job!! Somehow I feel like I have less control on my life now though.

[@candy-kp2zv]

Fantastic video!! The wall visual will stay with me forever

[@gFamWeb]

I think there's one thing you missed that I think is extremely important: everyday security researchers. There's a lot of hackers out there that are fully public and post about the vulnerabilities they find (after they're patched, usually). However, becoming such a person still requires you to navigate these markets. They could report it directly to the company, but companies such as Apple have been criticized in the past for low payouts, or not paying at all. This could lead security researchers to go to the grey market instead, hoping for a more guaranteed payday. I think that's a pretty interesting dynamic of the market.

[@5minsaway293]

Man I loved this!! You've got a lifetime subscriber now. Very informative and painted a great picture

[@SoloSuccess_]

Love how easy you made this for the newbies to understand.

[@000t9]

The most informational and interesting video about zero days, even Mandiant doesnt have that kind of video. Cheers! 🔥

[@myfaveyoutube]

LOLlersk8s

[@RyanScarbrough]

Amazing documentary. One of the best videos I've seen on KZbin.

[@DarkblooM_IO]

Very high quality video, thank you!

[@unstoppable-ar3292]

Great video thanks and subbed ❤

[@djstraussp]

Terrific Video and Content....keep up doing such great work. 👍🏻

[@Forsyth.]

Incredible work making this video. Your ability to take complex techniques/events on this topic and simplify them something easy for everyone to understand is truly remarkable. Combined with the seamless editing creates a perfect pair for educational infosec content. Keep up the great work and I encourage you to continue creating more content like this!

[@DanielOnFire101]

Not really

[@chandradeepkumar7750]

One of the best videos I have ever seen on KZbin.

[@AbhinavKokrady]

Damn this video is so good. I stopped and watched the entire video in one shot. Excellent. Expecting more videos like this.

[@SomeCyberSecGuy]

Seeing malware Jake pop up in the video was awesome! Great video and good experts.

[@ogzsxftw]

This was really complex and interesting watch. Thankyou for all the effort put into this

[@albuandrei2005]

Thank you for this, very insightful. The comments section as well.

[@joeperry2617]

This is fascinating. I plan to show it to my cybersecurity courses.

[@gianni_4]

Amazing video and visual representations! Great insight and definitely I’m a lot more educated now.

[@HardstyleLounge]

the animations maybe look easy and they are but planning out the structure of the video is really impressive

[@vetsfreepress2144]

Very very good explanation for the masses. Much appreciated! Keep up the great work!

[@Tonbaumeister]

Actually more companies are sueing hackers, even if they found a flaw just randomly in a ticket system. Lawmakeres should establish laws to punish companies and stop this!

[@justvictorgd]

Actually magnificent video. I really just sat through all of it with maximum interest.

[@santinostv]

The best cyber documentary on the world. More please.

[@rakhaadam1429]

Quality content, subscribed!

[@KD2HJP]

As a former fed, I can attest to the vast knowledge base of personnel who do amazing things, every day without any want or need of acknowledgement. The world owes those folks a nod and a silent thank you.

[@phatlamb90]

A phone = "a small device that tracks its users"

[@nm3578]

Great video. Thank you for sharing!

[@zozihn8047]

This is the best explanation for this I've ever seen.

[@THR_-]

This material is extremely well-made. Loved it

[@PavanKumar-zw8bk]

Wonderfully edited and explained, enjoyed a lot

[@pipeiba]

Bro this video is so good! Thank you very much for it

[@Bytorsnowdog5900]

Great video. I also read Nicole's book, certainly an eye opener!

[@wisteela]

Excellent video. Subscribed.

[@mry2k505]

fantastic work as always

[@DeputatKaktus]

This is a very well made overview of what happens behind the facade, where there is no black and white and where much depends on perspective. The filming, the editing, everything is on point here. Although the origin of the 0day market is - to my at best anecdotal knowledge - not really anything to do with hacking governments or espionage. If my very limited understanding is anything to go by, the original "Warez" scene that cropped up in the early 80s and persisted well into the 1990s was where 0day software was first being shared. This could be anything from pirated cracked games to any other kind of software that people did not necessarily want to pay money for but still wanted to have it and use it. This also eventually gave rise to things like the art- and the demoscene. This is not to take away from the otherwise great insights offered here.

[@catonion1201]

Both scenes are independent from each other. 0-day is just different meaning to both and while the term is the same, the origins are not. Stop perpetuating this misleading info.

[@WiseVenture1]

You did a really good job, making this video

[@OPLOT.]

Unreal cool video. Very cool release. Thank you!

[@Education-or2xb]

Great Piece of information ☺️

[@kxrikz1244]

This is really great, I gained so much knowledge from this. Thank you :)

[@jessg7311]

Thanks for the info

[@liormor3114]

Great video, cool animations and very informative!

[@jordig3412]

great report ;-)

[@VulcanOnWheels]

2:23 This is the first time that I hear macOS and Windows being called *operational* systems.

[@metaphosV]

They are. Confusing users is the first step of control LOL.

[@GengoSenmon]

AI generated voice and script.

[@Rom2Serge]

​@@GengoSenmon definitely looked like that. Official KZbin statistics saying that 10% of video is Ai generated. I believe its even more now

[@danius88]

​@@Rom2Serge Yeah sure, focus on a minor mistake while forgetting the huge work of the video editing. Not everything weird is AI, yet.

[@NinjaLives-rg8vl]

I can't describe how i really enjoyed watching this video i hope to see more coming out soon such an inspiration to me ♥ hope u the best sir

[@aminebouaita9202]

thank you for the high quality content

[@inappropriatejohnson]

Thank you for this brilliant essay.

[@yotsubv]

sparked so much inspiration and curiosity. outstanding work.

[@mikesimons4584]

Great video, thanks!

[@coraltown1]

Could a '0 day' bring down a helicopter ? 🤔

[@abhinavpaturi1899]

Yes

[@PrincessDianaJ]

Very informative video in layman terms ❤Top tier graphics😊

[@obaidullahnoori7066]

absolutly informational video !!! thanks for complaining it !

[@mtscott44]

I love how you describe governments and criminals like they're morally different. Rome has fallen. Your security is your responsibility. Not many will transition well through the information age. Read "The Sovereign Individual".

[@iamsamclak]

Lovely video. Really enjoyed it and learnt a lot

[@JeeliBeeli]

I was watching this on my TV in bed, and I had to find my phone to subscribe and comment. What a well made video.

[@viniciusbrito7512]

great vid, mate! super interesting...

[@nietzschebietzsche]

This channel's writing, design, and overall production quality is very impressive! Im pretty sure bots aren't making this 😅 Subscribed

[@reallyWyrd]

This youtube algo is getting uncanny.

[@NoneRain_]

pretty cool vid. Well explained to any lvl of ppl. Subbed.

[@AMERICANPATRIOT1945]

This is why you always save, and save often, on multiple devices and storage media.

[@kinginspiration5992]

great video!

[@M4XD4B0ZZ]

Great production quality

[@LaffkaDev]

Very informative , thumbs up!

[@tristanchilimciuc4793]

Best video I have ever watched😮, love it❤❤❤

[@kavyatomar5639]

Justtt loveddd the vedio editing ❤❤❤❤❤

[@noahgsolomon]

I remember your shady rat video. This video and that one are just amazing... No matter how deep your knowledge is of this area it's still a great watch!

[@Kalixes]

very good video. well done. keep them coming

[@pabloenriquegorga4222]

22:25 honestly i am "glad" to see Argentina as a country that has cybersecurity as a priority, but i think that it is not the case, do you know something that we all didn't ? 😀 Cool video.

[@ameliefrch8904]

Thanks I learned some really interesting stuff :)

[@pferrei]

Thanks for the great video. Loved it! Can you please tell me what the soundtrack is?

[@lychee-i]

your editing is so pretty i love it

[@Pem7]

Good video 🤞🏾. Bugs can be anywhere in any software