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He missed a golden opportunity to call this a hackpack
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Thank you.
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Exactly what i came here to say!
Where is x?
If someone stole his backpack they would be so confused.
idk I have a lot of the same shit in mine lol
@@harrisondarkly Same lol
well if the finder were elated, it may be the ultimate match maker honey pot
Whoever stole mine wasn't confused... I had a PS4, a PS2, half a dozen games, three controllers and a blue custom-made knife.
@@harrisondarkly im trying to get into cyber security, but idk i can only think of evil when i see these devices, what do u use them for? can i get an example?
I've never watched a video this intently without skipping even one second. Amazing setup.
that tell sme a bit about you then. Hey, Im guessing you are among thsoe who charged your phones at the NSAs stand.
@@mauryplatinumberg4487i thought same lol
This is actually the only "hacker tech bag" that actually looks smells and feels like a hacking tech bag, i salute you, my fellow man of culture !
The most important piece of hardware is the "yes-no" coin. Can use it to make all kinds of decisions.
lol 👌🏻
*Hmmm should I hack Starbucks?* Coin says: “Yes”
two face?
Actually it can't answer all question, just closed ones. For instance if your question would be what should I do next? it couldn't answer. But I get what you're meaning lol
just like two face.
"Anywhere there's a window there's a white board" 😳 I like the way this guy thinks
It's ironic coming from a security professional
@@john_jacob_jingleheimerschmidt Why?
@@whatabouttheearth It's basically writing openly to everyone, it's the complete opposite of "discrete"
Yeah but I imagine the minimum-wage barista working in the coffeeshop is not so psyched to see you writing on that window they just cleaned.
With my job as fire support in the army the windows to my humvee are always cluttered with friendly troop coordinates, firing adjustments/corrections, and meteorological data. Screw busting out a notepad when I have a big window in front of me
To be honest, this is the most genuine what's in my back pack video, I believed he actually uses almost all items in there compare to some other sponsor shit. Great work!!
Interesting. I shall study up and return when I can understand a single word of this.
It's the kit I pretty much dreamt of when I was about 20 and learning the ropes on becoming a IT professional. 20 odd years later and with a Masters Degree in Computer Science, with a few modules focused on Cyber Security, I'm still fascinated by the gear that goes into a Hackers tool box and subtly reminded how dedicated they are on keeping skills fresh and gear impressively up-to-date.
@Tetrazole although I get what you mean you need access to the software which in the end is ether internet conexion or a hard drive to store all of those programs, he probably has all the programs and scripts to do that but having always the hardware near you can be helpfull and faster if you are working instead of doing something with malicious intent. I see this more of a 'just in case' and 'fast use backpack'
Is a major in Computer Science and a specialty in Networking count as a module in Cybersecurity. Cybersecurity is a new thing. Things are added to the list of nieches every year.
@Tetrazole These tools are for physical penetration testing of course which is a lot different from digital penetration testing (which is a lot more common). There are certain companies that desire to have physical penetration testing done and while the principles are similar across all types of penetration testing, how things actually get done is a lot different and it is really is two completely different skill sets and jobs for sure.
@Tetrazole Some of them have their uses but I do agree that most of them are probably not needed yeah. They are cool things to mess around with and learn from, but I do doubt they many of them are used often in real life penetration tests, certainly not enough to justify having them as edc.
@Tetrazole Thanks for the comment!
I’m so interested and have no idea what he’s talking about
I am feeling the same thing.
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I'm not even professionally involved with any security-type stuff anymore, but I LOVED this video. I would love seeing you go through various pieces of gear, and demonstrating use cases and basic-through-advanced applications for each tool presented. You have a surprisingly professional presence on screen, and you project a certain degree of authority through obvious competence and knowledge. If you were to expand your channel and dive deeper into hacking using your tools, I would be a regular viewer. It's not just the subject matter that captured my attention while watching this video, but your level of comfort and familiarity with each tool and its use. Not to mention, your general videography skills were more than one might expect for a small channel. You have quite a lot of potential here, with the added benefit of being able to educate people on your field, and the value of your profession.
This has got to be the most down to earth, to the point video that I have ever seen on this subject and I dig it. Great explanations on everything.
Before he had a girlfriend, all he had was an empty bag... and an oscilloscope. heh.
Lmao she gave him the world. I just hope hes a good boyfriend for her sake
hahhaha LOL
Actualy before he had a girlfriend he had 5 bags then got a girlfriend and was reduced to a pen. Then she used his money to buy him stuff
I think he stopped updated in the world sinhá he got a girl because everything already old crap.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The title is just short for "I'ma flex on you kids. Thanks for the support"
Facts. And I didn’t pay for any of it. I’ve con my parents and my, so called, unsure if she’s a real life human, into buying me everything I own. Literally everything. Because, as you can see my money is spent on lunching with the office and and idolize guitars that are nothing more than wall ornaments to me! 😆
Edited * life from love
Everything is a flex if you're poor.
Lol. If your poor everything is a flex. As I sit here wondering how he was flexing…. I realized my privilege.
Your kit is so similar to mine man. Even the personal nuances like your journal. Ive been using the travelers journal because you can change out to dots and squares for tech scribbles. I also wholeheartedly agree that that mouse is best mouse to ever be created.
on the note of soldering irons, you can get handheld self contained gas powered versions with a crazy about of tips (from hot cutting tips to the creative wood burning stuff) and they work really well! i found my electric iron wouldn't heat enough to consistently melt solder when outside if it was pretty cold, so not only did it fix the cold issue, but meant i don't need to worry about packing cables. As a cherry on top it added a crap ton of extra tools to my toolbox with all the tips available, while still taking up less space than a wall powered iron when counting the cable as well. mine is by the dremel brand but there are way more out there.
"You never know when you'll need to plug in to ethernet and this is really compact" *glances at the pair of 10 ft Cat6A ethernet cables in my bag*
Right? I chuckled
I've always got various sizes in my backpack because sometimes they end up getting installed...
cable matters retractable gigabit ethernet cable on amazon, you're welcome
hah, i used to cary 30m of cat5e in my backpack
Seriously. Who keeps a hokey unshielded retractable ethernet cable in their pack.
Why does this feel more practical and realistic than other youtuber’s “techbag”
you can tell most everything he pulled out was well worn. It's clearly stuff you/we/he would use. Other videos are selling something or variety channels that don't specialize, IMO. Was a fun watch
It's an EDC (Every Day Carry) so its supposed to be practical and what you have every day. I know a thing or two about picks and I think his lock pics are a bit much for EDC my EDC always has a sweater, pocket knife, wallet, cell phone, headlamp and beanie, pens, notepad, Aukey 20000 mAh battery, headphones, sometimes iPad Pro (actually PRACTICAL). But, I would seem lame doing videos 😄
I've never seen this guy before, so I don't know what kind of "hacker" he is. But this stuff would not be practical or useful for most people / purposes. I suspect he does some rather specialized stuff.
@CLC Yeah. After further review I'd guess he works as a consultant being hired by companies to test on-site security. Its the only reason you'd need most of that gear. Compared to an off-site hacker testing remote vulnerabilities which would mostly be about computers and software hacking tools.
@CLC I think it's legitimate though unlike many KZhead techbros. It's clearly used. I carry similar kit to this on jobs but I compartmentalise it and carry what I need for that specific job, wouldn't dream carting what he carries around to every job. Key piece of kit he didn't seem to have, but is essential kit for any UK penetration tester who spends hours in DCs... A camping chair and a tiny stealth camping stool. The first for actual comfort, the second for when Sungard, or whomever deem your camping chair a H&S risk and confiscate the chair while you're on site, then you find a rack door to hide behind and deploy your little stool.
Awesome! I really like that how he is graceful and credits his family and his gf.
very informative and its very impressive that you learned and are able to remember how to use all these gadgets.
20 years ago when I first started in IT I carried a lot of stuff. Spare parts, tools, cd case, lots of electronic bits (caps, resistors, full solder kit) but now I carry a few USB flash drives, an ifixit kit, and a smartphone XD
Same. Thought I needed to carry so much. Then realized I never touched 90% of it and cut way back. If I need something, I go to the car and get it.
Yup. - Laptop - Smartphone - Battery bank - Couple Cables - Couple USB. The "Hacker Specific" devices like most of his kit, are added weight and can be retrieved from storage or setup and used when needed. They don't need to be carried around for EDC use. It's kinda "over compensation" to try and plan for every situation, and it makes you more reliant on gadgets.
I appreciate all the pen-shaped object twirls
Didn't even notice until you pointed it out how much that is force of habit lol
@serverleaks I think it actually is something we all end up picking up after doing so much with our hands, my latest spinning habbit has advanced to my phone, its pissing my gf off when i do it unconsciously.
Its the boris effect! It is invincible!
(05:08) HA! You sir went to a private school, where the international Hong Kong Students showed all the NA kids how to flick your pen over your thumb and forefinger like a pro! Mee too! :)
@@difflockengage9228 Spike dem!
Cats and cybersecurity and Cole is great 😍. Seriously considering switching to this career path. Thx!
The special companion is a good friend. Thank's for sharing!
it's like a bag full of former birthday gifts ;-)
He’s playing watchdogs irl
Except he doesn't have a safe house built into a shipping container stashed under the overpass... 🤣
@@PACKERMAN2077 That you know of...
@@ajdunham1390 I mean a homeless Batman with Bluetooth controlled shipping containers with stealth generating fields and RFID Faraday walls stashed all over the city and a touch of a hat loaded with clothes and guns yeah I'm sure he's got a bunch of them. 😉
@Black VeiI Brides oh wow thanks it's been a couple years now so I doubt it unless I happen to find one on Craigslist or something and it just happens to be the same thing.
The Hak5 bag is really what I’m here for. I need that! Thank you for this content
Shout out to the 7 seasons of Buffy in the background. This video makes me wish that I was smart enough to be a hacker. Great video!
Wouldn't invite this guy over my house.
I wouldn't want to be connected to the same internet
@@michaelharris6400 technically we are. Throw your phone away asap
@@br6145 ok exept i snapped it in half is that any better?
@@michaelharris6400 i put mine in the blender but he still got all my bank info
Does it help now since im using my old phone?
Hey Cole! One of my patreon supporters linked me to your page!! Thank you so much for the shoutout on the wifi pineapple (and I totally remember signing that!!!). Hope you're well! :D
Wow, amazing. RIP Revision3.
I recommend ventoy. It's a multi boot util that allows you to store multiple ISOs on one drive. I have 25gb of ISOs on my USB disk and I love it.
My favorite thing in my bag, Zalman ZM-VE350, external enclosure with the ability to pick an image from the small screen on the device and it emulates it on device. I boot and flash computers from it, life saver for me
That Phillips bit is a "No. 1.5", halfway between a 1 and a 2. I love it also. The bit expansion kits you can buy include normal size No.1 and 2 bits, which while I carry in the pouch, I rarely find need of them. As you said, the 1.5 works for almost everything.
One of the better mobile kits I've seen lately. I'm a little more picky about laptop hardware, but the mainstream OEM makes your triple boot less of a headache and more flexible. Nice work.
"Here are my lockpicking tools" (while fumbling trying to untie the bag). LOL. Good video.
For the most part I already understand DDoS but this video would have been great a few classes ago (I’m a Cyber Security major in my second year). I still have access to the practice server we used where we had to set up all sorts of things including DDoS & even Trojans so we could then use a secondary remote system to “find” and take them down. Definitely going to come back to your channel for anything I may need a better understand of or need to look at from a different angle because I love how you break things down.
you should try out hack the box
Him: “Chunky boi” Me: “hey that’s not very ni-......oh he’s talking about his cat”
Thanks for sharing, it was great that you spent the time to elaborate what the different devices could be used for. The Ogio bags are cool, that one was definitely well used.
This advice is mostly about weight reduction rather than improvements in functionality, but I'd recommend a pinecil over a ts100 for the usb-c port (while still taking dc5525) and anker's got a 65w usb charger that's really small for the output, though it is a wall wart style power supply. aside from that, a small 3 outlet powerstrip and a 3-2 prong adapter, i guess. nothing really game changing.
More of a "work bag" than an EDC, but fascinating nonetheless! I'm a programmer by trade but know almost fuck all about the hacking process. I find many "professionals" on the subject to be extremely pretentious and arrogant, but this was so honest and straight forward! Earned a sub.
Fellow cyber security professional here nice to see your kit, actual useful kit too not just some arse playing hackerman. 10 years in and after learning that heavy gear just breaks backpacks and my back, I pack for the job these days. Just like your organiser bags, I use bubm packing cubes and canvas zippable toolbags to split my kit appropriately. Agreed on the Ethernet cable, moving to extendable cables and straight through couplers was game changing, beats untangling a mess of 3m patch cables at the bottom of your bag. Oooh that oscilloscope looks interesting. Tip on the camera front, that is a beautiful camera you have there, but consider picking up something like a canon powershot superzoom compact. I used to rock an SLR on jobs but it was hardly covert. The powershot however is just as at home long lensing the WiFi password through an office window from 300 metres away or discretely palmed in your hand used to video at a high frame rate an office entrance on a walk by for later frame by frame review. Oh and the shark jack... I absolutely love using mine just for bypassing DLP. Mine runs a fairly simple payload, just runs up a dhcp server, SMB, NFS, ftp, http (with PHP upload script). Plug it into a host and use the "Captive portal/hotspot" option for bypassing enforced VPN connections. Bam you've got access to all the tools you need and can get your screenshots off of the target rig for evidence. :)
@TheRageMaker right-oh ya got me bro.
i want to learn cyber security, can you help me by giving some tips on how to start? thank you
wow such foreign languiage to me. i was fascinated reading this kind of lingo
@@chipeater8350 Learn linux and basic computing first. IMO, compTIA certification study material have a lot of the knowledge you need even if the certs aren't the absolute best. GIAC certs are what you really want to aspire to from what I know. Hack the box can be a good learners tool online.
I’ve been through a lot of different multitools, but I must say that Leatherman is the best for me (it isn’t for everyone). I own the Wave and the Surge models and the both fit so well for my everyday use.
100% with you on the MX Master. i've got like 3 of them - so good.
I carry a 3ft endoscope, had a ton of uses with it so far, it's a usb-c/hdmi plugs into my palmtop/cell/5 inch portable monitor, oh and I carry a 5 in monitor, pics up on satellite, coaxial, hdmi,Bluetooth
The indisputable most Important part of this edc is the cat
That is a cool set up, I love the Dooms Day Device idea, I might have to make one, and I'm super jealous you got Daren and Snubs' autographs! :) Be safe out there my friend!
Great. Thank You for taking the time to make this video.
Two things, I love how you wrap your laptop cord. Also, I wouldn’t really worry about getting a spooling Ethernet cable. I literally just cary a short 2 foot run of cat 6 a.
Carrying a film camera is such a nice easy of disconnecting from everything else 🙌🏽 I’m always carrying my Nikon F3 with me with a 50mm pancake lens and it really gets the creative juices going
I love the f3! I had an f3 hp some years ago and unfortunately sold it. Now I wish I never did. Can't beat the nifty 50
Full of useful stuff. I had to split my kits up based on tasks, but the daily (also an Ogio) has a lot of this stuff in it. I would caution anyone out there who doesn't have at least a business card for a pen-testing outfit on you at all times: in several states your picks could be confiscated, and you could be charged with possession of burglary tools if you just roll around with them on you. I prefer the Sparrow tuxedo set. I really like the gear in his HAk5 pouch.
Hell Yeah, a well worn backpack! Great video!
Great EDC! Thank you for the quick, easy explanations. Very well spoken
Being the son of a Spyderco collector, I was pleasantly surprised to see a Spyderco in this video. I never leave the house without my Paramilitary 2, 10/10.
I love the wealth of information....Lmao....a lot flew over my head, but I do love the detail you go through. I might have to watch several times, but I do love your content!
I like that you carry a Spyderco. Granted, everyone and their grandmother does, but they're still great knives and they're made in my home town
I also recommend the Logitech MX Anywhere (or Anywhere 2) over the full-size MX master. Primarily because the battery life on the master SUCKS and you will need to charge it constantly. The MX Anywhere is also smaller and features the same flickable weighted scrollwheel, not to mention cheaper.
I see you're a very social guy And I really like your hacking kit, it's everything a hacker would need and more!
This video was helpful we need more content like this
Damn! I feel like I just watched an episode of “It takes a thief”! Cloning security cards, lock picking tools, fake USB’s you leave in a parking lot so someone can pickup so you can monitor their key strokes…
Yo this is so cool thank you so much for making this video!
Interesting and informative tour, thank you!
I use a Leatherman skeletool for my multitool and my knife, it has the same screwdriver setup, except it has a spot for a second double bit, do I have two seizes for Philips and two sizes of flathead. I love it cuz its so light and comfortable.
the crazy thing is that I either own these things or I have thought about buying them at some point. Super cool to see that, great minds think alike!
I literally built your smartwatch. I can't believe I just saw one in the wild, this many years later...that was frickin 2013 lol which is absolutely why it looks like a Moto because android. Wow. next I'll see you pull out a prototype 4G RF head somewhere that I helped build Great content. Of course I would think so lol I literally shared this to my linked in bro - just to rattle some cages to see if any of the old squad falls out ha ha ha
Your soldering Iron is also hackable. ESP32 chip IIRC
Afraid to even comment because I'm scared he'll hack me🤣
Too late...
100% agree on the Leatherman Wave!
Fantastic kit! For my own purposes I would maybe add a Tails boot drive, a USB-UART bridge and a couple ESP32 boards, but I don't know if you would need that
And here I am, 17 years, no girlfriend and I dream of having tools like these 😂! Awesome stuff u got there and guess what....u got a new sub!
Keep working toward your dream. You don't want to end up here 10 years from now wishing you started at 17.
@@RichardCMongler Thank you for the amazing words mate.... I'm doing my last year of high school and I'll be a first year university student next year studying Computer Science. God bless you 🙏.
And this is why you always use a VPN and never plug anyone’s random ass cable into your phone
Yup
I don't think a VPN would protect you from a direct connection
Lmao what would a VPN even help with here, but use one I guess if you like your false sense of security
@@ilegadh This is the idea that the marketing campaign of VPN companies has caused people to think
Lol a VPN? The hell that going to do? You should learn a few things before just repeating popular acronyms.
I like those "Do not remove" stickers. very clever
Absolutely great video
In my country you’re walking with US$ 50k+ worth of gear on that backpack.
That hak5 kit costs 579 usd !!
in my country we can't imagine
In my country no potato
@@RickMyBalls then you are not Belarusian
Where did you come from and how did you wind up in my recommendations? I'm subbing to see what else happens
Absolutely!
Literally the same.
Same here 😂
hackers are evil, it's common knowledge
@@radualexe2862 😂🤣😂
Late to post, but this was truly a great video. TY!
Bro I felt like I had a strange backyard but we have the same items!! Love your video
Loved your edc. It really shows that what you showed is real edc due to the wear and tear especially the broken backpack and phone. Not some guy showcasing a supposed edc where everything is brand new...
Wow just from this video I can tell this man has much knowledge. I thought I was a knowledgeable tech but this guys got everything covered here.
The only extra thing i would add is a strong neodymium magnet. They are incredibly handy to bypass electronic keypads (to open doores or even some safes).
bro that would literally destroy all the tech in his backpack
of all those items, i think that wood pen was the coolest piece in there
Ok. The conclusion at the end of this video is that your girlfriend has a very nice touch for gifts hahaha
Swissgear makes great backpacks for IT travelers, and I highly recommend the Executive 5700 series. They're a fantastic deal for under $80 for most. I've carried mine for over 6 years, and gave away a similar 5-year old model 3900 series Swissgear to a young tech in need before I got my current pack. Perfect for EDC and big enough to travel across country as a carry-on flight bag. The quality of fabrication is unmatched by bags in the $50-100 dollar range. The straps & steel reinforced carry handle allows these bags to hold up to 50lbs if needed, or nearly empty like you pack your daily Hacker bag. Your Doomsday Database is a great idea (I have a 3Tb too), but I recommend you store & carry it in at least one Mylar ziplock bag (two is best) to protect from moisture as well as potential EMP electrical interference. Yes, you can get through TSA with your external HD in Mylar (so long as it's not energized). Replace the Anker battery with a solar supplemented equivalent, like the PowerPort series, or smaller 1500MAhr can be had for under $35. For your laptop, do yourself a HUGE FAVOR, and get a padded Sleeve. Target Bex sleeves can be had for very little. Your Hak5 kit is flawless, with all the usual suspects.
Kevin, I want to be like you guys, I jus got Sec+ with 5yrs Desktop exp, what should my next step be?
Targus Spruce Ecosmart 17" is the best backpack I've ever owned. And the Sabrent Rocket Nano is the best external SSD I've ever seen. Expensive, but blazing speeds and unbeatable portability. Check them out on Amazon if you are interested!
I prefer messenger bags. I also have a service dog, so I need a spot to store a container of water/food for him and two collapsable bowls. The Timbuk2 Especial rocks it for me. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00X9NXKIY It has just enough pockets, without going excessive. I've got caught in downpours before and everything has stayed completely dry. I love the magnetic connections for the straps. Timbuk2 puts a lot of thought into the design of their bags and it shows.
@@TanyaHakala service dogs have great bags now too.
@@burgesskj It's true! Hayden, my pup, wore a tactical vest with patches and pouches for a long while.
amazing setup loved it
i sat throught all 25 minutes without skipping, amazing video
eveyone making jokes but i dont see anyone about how heavy this shit is bro holy goddamn shit
Bruh all our back muscles re yoked cuz high school 💀
You should see the bag i take to work. The magazines alone make most people grunt when they pick it up
The weight does surprise people when they try and move my backpack lol. It started as normal load out and grew into what it is today slowly so I never really noticed the difference.
Must have taken a fat minute to pack all this away. Fantastic all in all. Not a hacker but still found this very very interesting
Would you please do a video or explain what hard drive 1 tb you show in the beginning? Thank you and excellent video with great explanations on what and why you carry it
You should ABSOLUTELY do more videos!
This is an awesome video. I certainly can't pretend I'm a hacker at this point, but I'm working towards those skill sets. My EDC is just a pistol and my laptop, really. Not even a skiddie!
Do you really need the gun at all times? And aren't some places restricted from having weapons enter?
@@boneappletee6416 I don't need a seatbelt every time I get in a car, but I wear one. I've never needed the fire extinguisher in my kitchen, but I have one. You never know. I don't plan on using it and avoid those situations to the best of my ability. So far, so good. If I am going into a building that doesn't allow firearms, I will secure it in the car or leave it at home.
@@OneShotStop229 excellent ans
Never heard of a hacker pack before, I just stumbled upon your clip. This is epic! & learnt about a new field of work
Good for you bro, however FYI this hacker scene has been in rotation for the past 35 years, morphing into a billion dollar industry, with many landmark movies and media highlighting the roles and individuals, not to mention the news for cyber attacks and breaches, so when you say you got know of a new industry, I am sorry to say but you sound like you have been sleeping under a rock this whole time. I mean that as a positive comment, I hope you heard about guys like Von Neuman and Alan Turing right? Good place to start bro. I am a security professional too btw...
I’ve carried the wave since in came out. Best!!!
Agreed on the MX Master 3 being the Alpha Mouse of all time. Great video my dude!!!
If this dude took off the white hat and put on the black hat, he could seriously cause some serious chaos.
Not really, to black hat this kind of stuff; you would have to legit sneak into a facility and break tons of breaking and entering laws to plant this stuff. As a white hat, companies pay him to trick their employees and plant this stuff. It's a lot easier when you don't have to worry about jail time.
@@anarchyjinflames the rubber ducky insures you the fact you don’t have to break into anywhere. Secondly the companies don’t pay him to trick anyone he’s a pen tester. He breaks through security
@@anarchyjinflames B&E is essentially tresspassing when you have not explicitly been forbidden which like tresspassing is a misdemeanor as opposed to burglary which is a felony
@@montanatatum9598 That is still unauthorized entry so it is B&E, if you go through a window its technically B&E in some places. Its high tech key making through impressions.
@@whatabouttheearth it’s not B&E if you have a key, it’s trespassing.
How convenient to see this just after scheduling a Security+, hoping someday I'll be building a bag like this!
My EDC is 2 Corsair Voyager GTX usb drives on my keyring. One is 4 installed versions of Mac OS plus an exfat partition with tools and files on it. The other is Medicat + every conceivable Linux and BSD distro available. Oh, and a Magnum Research Desert Eagle.
honestly, im just starting out in cyber security and have very little knowledge. so far, the only tools i have worth mentioning is my hp envy 15 running windows/parrot sec, my metasploitable vm and a esp8266 deauther. as i get more experience, i hopefully will start learning way more on what hardware i will need. anyone that reads this, have a good day and good luck on your careers
Could you please further explain how you use the oscilloscope as a cybersecurity expert? I would be very interested in that. Nice video!
Maybe some hardware hacking but that's just a guess
I'm a programmer and I'm surprised at how much of the same/similar stuff I own. Granted its not EDC. Tools, cables, electronics, etc.. all have their own spot in my desk/closet/toolbox.
You must not be working strictly as a programmer. Software developers have no need of soldering irons, oscilloscopes, etc.
@@Me__Myself__and__I technically true. I used to work in embedded systems at a company that designed smart batteries.
@@GaudyMarko I figured you were going to say embedded development for something or other.
This is so trippy. Literally got my OnePlus McLaren edition (but 6T), OnePlus buds and Invicta watch on me right now...
leatherman wave is incredible, i do not leave home without it
I’d be really interested to see the tools you have on your doomsday drive
His dooms day device is just movies, music and tv shows. also he did mention ISO for different operating systems. Nothing special. The biggest tool a hacker has is his PC