These are skills that are useful for anyone in IT.  We all are part of the security architecture and need to understand how and why!

Love these shorts, quick examples are so useful

I've been messing around with Vim lately. It's pretty awesome. I know it's better for productivity, so I'll learn it slowly but surely.

Actually just finished my degree and and was looking toward HTB's cert as my next step.

I'm in a cybersecurity specialist course right now, and I love your videos

It is people like you who keeps the hopes alive for people like us. Nice thank you

Your`e among the Top-5 best hacking teachers i`ve ever had 🔥👍

Obviously there are more tools but I am glad you recommended vim over the inferior text editor that is nano.

Love Parrot Linux, I'm on HTB right now actually!

Remember. Always pick the white hat.

nano is actually better in some cases especually when writing python. vim kinda messed up the indentation it uses 2 tabs instead of single tab

Netcat is a great reverse shell in your pen test report

Used to be petrified to use vim for any configuration changes

well i'll just stick with nano XD

As far as I know. I believe there's a way to open the cmd upon logon, shift + F8 possibly

studying security+ at the moment, once I'm done have my cert, I'll move on to the good stuff :)

I absolutely love vim. It's all I ever really use. I literally wouldn't know what to do w/o it. I'd be lost 😢

I'm a developer and i use ssh, tmux and vim as my daily tools.

hold shift and press Z Z to exit Vim faster.

Hi Chuck instead of tmux i prefer Terminator