Early 2000s Linksys Wi-Fi Gear
YouTuber clabretro takes a look at some early 2000s Linksys routers, including the famous Linksys WRT54G. He sets up a wireless-b wi-fi network and flash DD-WRT onto the WRT54G.
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How Electrons Turn into the Internet
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Frank
- November 14, 2023
- binary data
- Digital Technology
- electric generator
- electrical charges
- electrical induction
- electromagnetic theory
- electromagnetic waves
- Hertz experiments
- history of electricity
- Humor
- ionosphere
- light rays
- Maxwell's equations
- Morse Code
- radio invention
- satellites
- static electricity
- telegraph
- wireless communication
This video is from Pleni_2.0. Dive into a hilarious and enlightening exploration of how digital data rides invisible light waves, the history of electricity, and the pioneers who played with static and magic waves. From ball rubbing for static to the birth of Wi-Fi, this whirlwind tour promises to shock and entertain. Don’t miss out […]
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What is Domain Name System and How Does it Work?
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Frank
- November 14, 2023
- A record
- AAAA record
- Barnatt
- Christopher Barnatt
- dns
- DNS e-mail
- DNS email
- DNS record for e-mail
- DNS record for website
- DNS records
- dns resolver
- DNS website
- Domain Name System
- email DNS record
- how does DNS work?
- How does the web work?
- How to Internet domains work?
- MX record
- Name Server
- NS record
ExplainingComputers explains DNS, a technology that underpins the usability of the modern internet. DNS records, name servers, and other aspects of the Internet’s domain name system (DNS) explained. Video illustrates DNS operation, and also includes examples and discussion of NS, A, AAAA and other DNS record types.
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The BEST Homelab Server for the Money – Dell PowerEdge R730
Computers and Coffey showcases his Dell R730 server that he uses in his homelab.
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Free NMAP Network Scanner Tutorial
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Frank
- September 16, 2023
- blue team
- ethical hacker
- ethical hacking
- Internet Protocol
- kali
- kali linux
- Linux
- network mapping
- Network Port Scanner
- network ports explained
- network scanning
- networking
- Networking 101
- nmap
- nmap full tutorial
- nmap tutorial
- NSE
- parrot os
- port scanner
- port scanning
- red team
- TCP 101
- TCP/IP
- telnet
- Tutorial
- UDP
This video is from Revolution InfoSec. A full length tutorial which you can use to comprehensively learn how to use NMAP, the open source network scanner. You’ll learn first the fundamentals of the networking you need to know in order for network scanning to make sense.
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How To Create Your Own VPN (and why)
In this video Mental Outlaw shows you how (and explain why) to setup your own VPN server with openvpn.
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Proxy vs Reverse Proxy Explained
This video from PowerCert Animated Videos explains the difference between a forward proxy and a reverse proxy. A proxy server acts as a middleman between a private network and the internet, safeguarding the network by regulating traffic, blocking harmful websites, masking client IP addresses, logging user activity, bypassing content restrictions and commonly used for web data […]
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How to Build Your Own Cloud
This video from NetworkChuck shows us how to deploy and run your own hyper-secure file sharing platform, by downloading FileCloud’s Community Edition. Visit https://ntck.co/filecloud and download FileCloud Community Edition as a self-hosted solution, on your Windows or Linux servers or preferred IaaS provider (AWS, Azure). (no code required) In this video, NetworkChuck will walk you through […]
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A Comprehensive Guide to Wi-Fi: 811 Standards & Generations
ExplainingComputers explains Wi-Fi IEEE standards and generations. You can learn more about Wi-Fi on the Wi-Fi Alliance website at: https://www.wi-fi.org/ The Cisco white paper cites is at: https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/aironet-3600-series/white-paper-c11-713103.pdf
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Is This the END of VPNs?!
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Frank
- May 1, 2023
- Access control
- Business security
- Cyber threats
- Cybersecurity
- identity and access management
- IT security
- Multi-factor authentication
- Network access
- network security
- Productivity
- remote access
- remote work
- Secure remote access
- Security solutions
- Twingate
- two-factor authentication
- VPN alternative
- work from home
- Zero-trust
This video is from NetworkChuck. Say goodbye to VPNs for remote access! I’ve ditched my VPN because they’re slow, complicated, and insecure – not to mention outdated! I needed a better solution – one that’s lightning-fast and gives me granular control over user access. Enter Twingate, the zero-trust remote access solution that will revolutionize your […]
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