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There are thousands of hours of excellent cybersecurity content hosted on YouTube. The possibility of losing this wealth of information and history is shocking
by EnFinlay 7y ago
There are thousands of hours of excellent cybersecurity content hosted on YouTube. The possibility of losing this wealth of information and history is shocking to me.
Time to start the archive effort. And to finally appreciate what so many other communities have gone through when they've found themselves on the wrong side of one of the internet behemoths. I feel naive.
- gen3 7y agoDo you have any recommendations on channels to archive?
- jeena 7y agoPeerTube lets you import YouTube videos.
- EnFinlay 7y ago- Many convention talks are really good and are too many to list - OWASP - zseano - hackerone - Bugcrowd (Jason Haddix's stuff is a pretty important pillar) - OWASP - DarkOperator - Absolute AppSec - KacperSzureEN - PwnFunction - LiveOverflow There are a ton more, these are just ones I've been watching in the past 6 months or so.
- manjana 7y ago'Adrian Crenshaw' He uploads from more than 20 hacking/infosec cons a year and has around 2k videos. 'IppSec' has around 100 CTF walkthroughs. 'Open SecurityTraining' has ~200 tutorial vids on topics like reverse engineering and malware analysis. Edit: added a few more.
- joshschreuder 7y agoLiveOverflow is great also
- bitwave 7y agoLiveOverflow
- Causality1 7y agoShocking indeed. Imagine if this thinking was applied to other classes of content. Banning game emulator videos. Banning piracy videos. Banning unauthorized iphone repair videos.