Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
3:55 How did the Null Byte Channel Start?
5:55 Mac or Windows?
6:53 Our Twice a Week Livestreams
8:17 Bypass Two-factor
9:44 KODY BLINKS?!?!
10:19 Best Cyber Skill to Have
11:42 Finding Hidden Network SSIDs
13:12 What Books in the Videos
14:20 Parrot OS vs Kali
15:00 Do Hackers Read
15:43 Kody's Training
17:56 Is Kody Gay?
18:35 Start Social Engineering
21:53 Going to Defcon
23:12 Best Wi-Fi Antenna
24:20 Best Euro Hacking Con
25:44 Hak5 Pineapple
26:55 Maltego
28:50 Kali on a Smartphone
29:30 AI in Hacking
30:20 SS7 Attack
31:26 What for Halloween
32:20 How to Explain Ethical Hacking
35:02 Best Tool to be Anonymous
37:00 Wi-Fi Attack Methods
38:15 How Kody Started Hacking
39:50 How to Protect a Network
41:25 Unmasking Catfish
42:52 Kody's Video Classes
43:50 Security Keys
44:45 Our Music
45:35 Too Young to Hack?
46:25 Bug Bounties and SQL Injection
48:15 WPS Pin Attacks
49:55 How to Start Hacking
51:30 Tracking
52:07 Null Byte Cat Joins Us
53:04 Our Udmey
53:53 Ethical Hacking
56:28 Do I Need to Program?
57:10 laptop Stickers
59:05 Wi-Fi Hacking
1:00:38 Incognito Mode
1:01:57 ISP Tracking
1:02:30 Best Hacking Movies
1:03:04 Kody's Programing Languages
1:03:45 Self-hosted VPNs
1:04:45 Kevin Mitnick
1:05:22 IRC Chat
1:06:07 Proxy Chains
1:06:20 Has Kody Ever Been Hacked?
1:08:02 Magical Set Changes
1:09:10 Car Hacking
1:10:10 Future of Hacking
1:12:23 What to Study for a Hacking Job
1:13:42 PKMID vs 4-way Handshake
1:15:02 Best Hacking Gear
1:15:18 Best Certs to Get
1:16:12 Two-Factor
1:16:40 Pi 3 vs 4
1:17:15 Updating Guides
1:19:00 Best Kali Tools
1:19:45 College Worth it?
1:21:41 Mobile Hacking Car
1:22:28 Cool Hacking Stories
1:23:28 Future of Cloud Security
1:24:10 Joining the Navy
1:26:57 Best Reversing Tool
1:27:55 OSINT is Hacking?
1:28:38 More Navy Stuff
1:30:20 Military Attack Methods
1:31:30 Certified Ethical Hacker
1:33:00 Zero Days
1:34:18 Random Chat
1:35:16 Firefox VPN
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1:35:45 Routersploit
1:36:07 New Wi-Fi Pineapple
1:36:33 Too Old to Hack?
1:38:05 Null Space Labs
1:39:00 OSINT Tools for Tor
1:40:52 Hacking Stereotypes
1:41:20 Tagged or Untagged VLANs
1:41:50 Most Exciting Upcoming Video
1:43:22 Hacker Spaces
1:44:26 Future of Social Engineering
1:46:05 Tools Taken off of GitHub
1:47:15 Android RAT
1:47:51 Michael Goes Power Mad
1:48:21 5G?
1:48:40 Mathy Vanhoef
1:49:50 Kody's Podcast
1:52:58 Norway Hackers?
1:53:30 How to stay anonymous?
1:54:29 OSINT
1:55:06 Collaborations
1:55:53 Widows Wireshark
1:56:50 Wrapping Up
Want to know where Kody has been, or learn about the rest of our co-hosts? What about which is the best Wi-Fi adapter? Wondering what music that is in our intro or how we produce our episodes? Bring your best Hacking and security questions and Kody will answer them live.
Subscribe to Null Byte: goo.gl/J6wEnH
Kody's Twitter: twitter.com/KodyKinzie
Kody's Links: https://linktr.ee/skickar
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
3:55 How did the Null Byte Channel Start?
5:55 Mac or Windows?
6:53 Our Twice a Week Livestreams
8:17 Bypass Two-factor
9:44 KODY BLINKS?!?!
10:19 Best Cyber Skill to Have
11:42 Finding Hidden Network SSIDs
13:12 What Books in the Videos
14:20 Parrot OS vs Kali
15:00 Do Hackers Read
15:43 Kody's Training
17:56 Is Kody Gay?
18:35 Start Social Engineering
21:53 Going to Defcon
23:12 Best Wi-Fi Antenna
24:20 Best Euro Hacking Con
25:44 Hak5 Pineapple
26:55 Maltego
28:50 Kali on a Smartphone
29:30 AI in Hacking
30:20 SS7 Attack
31:26 What for Halloween
32:20 How to Explain Ethical Hacking
35:02 Best Tool to be Anonymous
37:00 Wi-Fi Attack Methods
38:15 How Kody Started Hacking
39:50 How to Protect a Network
41:25 Unmasking Catfish
42:52 Kody's Video Classes
43:50 Security Keys
44:45 Our Music
45:35 Too Young to Hack?
46:25 Bug Bounties and SQL Injection
48:15 WPS Pin Attacks
49:55 How to Start Hacking
51:30 Tracking
52:07 Null Byte Cat Joins Us
53:04 Our Udmey
53:53 Ethical Hacking
56:28 Do I Need to Program?
57:10 laptop Stickers
59:05 Wi-Fi Hacking
1:00:38 Incognito Mode
1:01:57 ISP Tracking
1:02:30 Best Hacking Movies
1:03:04 Kody's Programing Languages
1:03:45 Self-hosted VPNs
1:04:45 Kevin Mitnick
1:05:22 IRC Chat
1:06:07 Proxy Chains
1:06:20 Has Kody Ever Been Hacked?
1:08:02 Magical Set Changes
1:09:10 Car Hacking
1:10:10 Future of Hacking
1:12:23 What to Study for a Hacking Job
1:13:42 PKMID vs 4-way Handshake
1:15:02 Best Hacking Gear
1:15:18 Best Certs to Get
1:16:12 Two-Factor
1:16:40 Pi 3 vs 4
1:17:15 Updating Guides
1:19:00 Best Kali Tools
1:19:45 College Worth it?
1:21:41 Mobile Hacking Car
1:22:28 Cool Hacking Stories
1:23:28 Future of Cloud Security
1:24:10 Joining the Navy
1:26:57 Best Reversing Tool
1:27:55 OSINT is Hacking?
1:28:38 More Navy Stuff
1:30:20 Military Attack Methods
1:31:30 Certified Ethical Hacker
1:33:00 Zero Days
1:34:18 Random Chat
1:35:16 Firefox VPN
Follow Null Byte on:
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1:35:45 Routersploit
1:36:07 New Wi-Fi Pineapple
1:36:33 Too Old to Hack?
1:38:05 Null Space Labs
1:39:00 OSINT Tools for Tor
1:40:52 Hacking Stereotypes
1:41:20 Tagged or Untagged VLANs
1:41:50 Most Exciting Upcoming Video
1:43:22 Hacker Spaces
1:44:26 Future of Social Engineering
1:46:05 Tools Taken off of GitHub
1:47:15 Android RAT
1:47:51 Michael Goes Power Mad
1:48:21 5G?
1:48:40 Mathy Vanhoef
1:49:50 Kody's Podcast
1:52:58 Norway Hackers?
1:53:30 How to stay anonymous?
1:54:29 OSINT
1:55:06 Collaborations
1:55:53 Widows Wireshark
1:56:50 Wrapping Up

![Bypass Server Upload Restrictions & Create a Reverse Shell [Tutorial]
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How to Pop a Shell on a Website with a File Upload
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Cyber Weapons Lab, Episode 197
File uploads are a potential vulnerability on most websites. These attacks range from XSS to full-blown code execution, so file uploads are an attractive target for hackers. However, there are usually restrictions in place that can make it challenging to execute an attack. On this episode of Cyber Weapon Lab, we will look at various techniques a hacker could use to beat file upload restrictions and get a shell.
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![Defend Your MacOS Computer from Malware & Evil Maid Attacks [Tutorial]
How to Defeat Evil Maid Attacks & Malware on a Mac
Full Tutorial: http://bit.ly/LuLuDND
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If youre serious about your Macs security and want to take fortifying its defenses a little further, we have a couple tools just right for you. On this episode of Cyber Weapons Lab, well recommend tools by Objective-See that will help you detect un-granted access to your computer as well as unknown outgoing connections from the device.
Tools used:
Do Not Disturb: https://objective-see.com/products/dnd.html
LuLu: https://objective-see.com/products/lulu.html
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![Take Control of Web Browsers with BeEF [Tutorial]
Note: use beef-xss not beef when installing the tool.
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How to Hijack Browsers with BeEF
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Cyber Weapons Lab, Episode 156
Compromising a browser can enable a hacker to wreak all sorts of havoc on an unsuspecting target. Today, in this episode of Cyber Weapons Lab, well show you how a hacker or pentester can hack web browsers with BeEF, which stands for Browser Exploitation Framework. With it, a hacker can perform social engineering attacks, control webcams, read keystrokes, and more. And knowing the tool will help you better avoid attacks since youll know what to look for.
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![Use Upip to Load MicroPython Libraries Over Wi-Fi to a Microcontroller [Tutorial]
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How to Install MicroPython Libraries Over Wi-Fi
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Cyber Weapons Lab, Episode 203
Micropython is an easy and powerful language to get started with when programming the ESP8266 or ESP32. There are also many libraries you can install to make your code easier, and upip allows you to install MicroPython libraries over Wi-Fi from the command line.
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MELIFE ESP32: https://amzn.to/3dXQQip
HiLetgo ESP-WROOM-32: https://amzn.to/3m8UMjG
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![Top 10 Browser Extensions for Hackers & OSINT Researchers [Tutorial]
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Best Hacker Browser Extensions for Chrome & Firefox
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Any hacker and OSINT researcher should strive to get the most out of their browser experience. Weve heard (or read) your comments, and on this episode of Cyber Weapons Lab, well break down the top 10 browser extensions for hackers and researchers. Some of them will be on Mozilla Firefox, while others work on Google Chrome. And all of these extensions and add-ons are built right into Buscador OS, which is a great way to contain your usage to a virtual machine.
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![Conduct Reconnaissance with Cross-Platform Python Tools [Tutorial]
How to Perform Recon with ReconT & Final Recon
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Recon is an essential step in any hackers operation. Without spending time to understand what a target looks like, a hacker would waste a lot of time running various attacks that yield little to no results. Today, well introduce you to a couple Python tools that you can use to conduct recon before an attack, on this episode of Cyber Weapons Lab.
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![Spy on SSH Sessions with SSHPry2.0 [Tutorial]
How to Monitor SSH Sessions using SSHPry
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Cyber Weapons Lab, Episode 143
Secure shell sessions allow a user to remotely send encrypted commands to a computer using a command-line interface. With a handy tool like SSHPry, a hacker or pentester can easily spy on and inject commands into the SSH sessions of any other user logged into a target’s machine. On this episode of Cyber Weapons Lab, we’ll show you how it works.
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![Track a Target Using Canary Token Tracking Links [Tutorial]
How to Use Canary Tracking Token Links to Monitor Targets
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For a hacker interested in phishing, being able to monitor whether the target took the bait is essential. On this episode of Cyber Weapons Lab, well show you how to use Canary token links to track how the links are interacted with and from where. You could mask these links using a URL shortener like Bitly or via a document such as a PDF. There are lots of avenues to explore.
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