I type with gloves so they can't get my fingerprints

Am I going crazy, or is his voice fluctuation in pitch/squeakiness?! :0

WHO DOESN'T LOVE THIS FAST AS POSSIBLE VIDEOS AS I DO!? Thank You Linus Sebastian! Keep the greatest content up! :D

LinusLaunderingTips

Did anyone noticed Linus's tabs "contract killing", "laundering" and "hire hitman"?!!

Techquickie Nice video, but you might want to add an important thing in when you talk about this again. All encryption can be broken, but it's about it being resource intensive. For example, AES 256 can be broken, but it will take a computer about 10,000 years to go through all the possible combinations that the password can be. However, a weaker encryption may take a few seconds or minutes. (It's like other locks. No one would use a bike lock to protect their bank because it's not resource intensive enough. However, no one would use a bank lock to protect a bike because that's too resource intensive for the end user. But in both cases, you can break any lock if you have the right resource (equipment and time).)

Simple example of encryption: 1234 => Your password 5=> encryption key (1+5)(2+5)(3+5)(4+5) = 6789 => encrypted password. Encryption key received by recipient => -5 So 6-5; 7-5; 8-5; 9-5; and voila

1:45 > "The server room is on fire again"

Linus, u (and your team) are awesome. Thanks for everything :)

Well, I learnt a new lesson today. Throwing knives in the air is okay because Linus does it. Thanks Linus! My mother will be proud of me :D

"High performance knives, for gamers."

"Hi Linus, The server room is on fire again Just FYI" LOLD me more then the green linus.

Hey, could you explain what the differences are between all the phone processors? Ex. Intel Atom, Rockchip processors, Qualcomm Snapdragon etc etc. Thank you!

Always wondered what the little padlock was....You learn something new everyday. Usually encryption dosent make sense to me but this did! Thanks so much!

In Soviet Canada, Linus FOLLOWS YOU !

0:00 "hire hitman" "Contract Killing" "Laundering" "Money Laundering" "Van Rental"

Hey linus...what abt a tech quickie on data encryption softwares for hard drive? And also about what is visual studio redistributables...?

Thank you for explaining encryption so clearly. It couldnt be explained any better!

Came for the encryption explanation, stayed for the guy's funny voice

may I use the encryption part of this video for my final exam project in BCIS 1305 class?

Everyone can see exactly the videos I like and how many of your videos are liked by me, clearly i spend a LOT of time listening to you talk Linus :D

Linus, can you make an episode covering Audio Cables and such? RCA, TRS, XLR, Optical etc, their quality and general information? And some depth about Audio Quality between cables and also Bluetooth if possible :) I'm looking to get a pair of good speakers/studio monitors and I would like to know different input/outputs and such.

I need a computer for college soon and am looking at the old MacBook Pro and I'm going to put ssd' s in them is this better than buying something else if so plz tell me

Soo, can you encrypt when using UDP then, because you don't have the handshake procedure in order to get the key? If someone knows regarding UDP and encryption, would be cool to learn!

Hey Linus, I am currently in CompTIA Security+ and have no IT background! Your videos are helping me understand very easily! Any way you could put out a video explaining asymmetric encryption vs symmetric as you only explain asymmetric in this video.

I swear he makes the best videos of describing something.

Was he actually throwing a real knife into the air and catching it :O. Also 89'th viewer here :D.

Linus! A Topic for you! Can you PLEASE make a comparison once and for all about what the big differences are between DLP and LCD Projectors!? I am really stuck as to which type of projector has the least amount of input lag as possible (for gaming of course). Can you please settle this? Thank you so much for your consideration.

We watched this at school today and I subbed from my teachers email to tech quickie as we were going to the cafeteria

Is HDCP any different than what was discussed in this video?

You know what Linus, when I watch your video at 2x times the speed... your voice changes very little 0.o Side Note: I've been sending my clients here as of late so they can learn more about anything computer related so keep it up!

Hi Linus, The server room is on fire again. Just for your information. Sarcastic. :)

I know this is possible the wrong video to post this comment but I think some people here have knowlegde for this question: I've got a Pc with 8GB-Ram, Nvidia GTX650Ti, I5-3450 4x 3.10 Ghz, 64-Bit. Is it possible to change the GTX650Ti to a GTX970 and the I5-3450 to a I7-4790K (4x4.0Ghz) without problems? That I only have to remove the processor and the graphic card and put in the newer ones and then my Pc is working? Sry for my English. :)

Excellent video. Very creative and explicative at the same time. This helped me a lot, thanx!

I like how he ended the video with a satisfied smile after he one-breathed did his outro...😂

I know many informations about the GPU like the name, due size, number of transistors, Technologie..... but when it comes to ROPs/TMUs !!! I have no idea what's that! and I know if there is more shaders unit its better, but what are those shaders unit ???

i wonder if he also wears socks in sandals while shooting techquickie

When I play League of legends my toaster seems to run really slow. I have a hamster running on a wheel and I whip it, how do I make it run faster to make my otter better?

Dang Linus you scared the crap out of me when you started flipping that knife haha.

You are really bad ass in this video man... 0_0

Actually most public key encryption algorithms (like RSA) have a really high computational complexity, so they are used only to share the keys used by other symmetric algorithms (like AES128/192/256). Those algorithms are the ones used to encrypt the actual data. You can see that in the padlock of the web browser.

Did you even read more than one article on this topic? Asymetric encryption like you explained it is usually not used to encrypt data. It's used to encrypt the session key of a symetric encryption algorithm to transfer it securely over the internet. That symetric algorithm is then used to encrypt the data.

“I type with a stick so that my hands don’t get ‘dirty’.”

ok so how can i encrypt my everythingdata? i alredy use a vpn sometimes but i rather not have my interwebs speed slowed so is there another way that wont slow my internets?

I love this channel.

wait so if the recipient sends you a public key which is some random number say 5325 and uses it as an encryption tool, how does the private key know you're public key was 5325? like how does it know that the key its using to decrypt the message is the same key that was used to encrypt it?

I spend lots of time listening to your voice Linus i have now seen all of your newer vids so now i at watching the old ones

I remember something ironic about Lizard Squad, they were all on about privacy, but the list of people who had bought their 'lizard hack' tool the database was stored in plain text so the police were able to track emails and passwords of anyone who bought the tool

Shit I learn so much from these videos it's crazy!

Linus' photos in the beginning made my day.

Hi Linus, how can you redirect HTTPS to http? Thanks!

"I TYPE WITH GLOVES SO THEY CAN'T GET MY FINGERPRINTS" LOOOOOL

2:31 Good one Linus XD

Would this pc play minecraft and bo2 good GT 720 2GB Intel i7 3.6GHz 12GBbof ram

Can someone tell me which gtx 980 ti is the quietest one? I am building a VERY quiet pc.

3:05 "As seen on breaking bad" lol i remember that

Ok but how does the other computer in the email example get the key

Hi Linus, The server room is on fire again Just FYI I just wonder after 2 years how many joke emails he got from that.

I have a base64 script. I want to decode it into the image. How can I do it???

So what knife you flipping there? Dont get a good enough few to tell. Atleast not while watching the video on my phone..

Love the Christmas Story reference

Please make a video about ambient occlusion....

I enjoyed the video but I feel like you oversimplified the process a little. Public key crypto (like RSA) is usually not used in message transmission because the mathematics involved (using enormous 4096-bit numbers) is so CPU intensive, so it would really slow things down... So public key crypto is instead used to securely exchange/agree upon a secret key which can be used in a private key crypto scheme, where both parties share a single private key. Since private key crypto (such as AES) is much faster than public key crypto... SSL/TLS is not a public key crypto implementation, but rather a protocol which uses both public and private key cryptography (as well as other crypto techniques such as digital signing) to both verify the identity of each party and then securely exchange data between them.

clicked on the link in the video description, does not tell me if its dangerous to sell knives to Linus

But how can the Private Key can unlock the message if it's different from the Public key used to lock the message?

Thank you I finally understand encryption very informative and I will be using mass draw thanks for the tip

Correct me if I am wrong, I think nowadays email is not encrypted unless you apply PGP yourself

The unlocking of enigma was told by the movie the Imitation Game It was a good one

Is this video double sponsored? pulseway... But where is the link in the description?

i enjoy listening to this guy...

CYM or fnsr yvahf also, I'm pretty sure caesar made a cipher, which was in the early A.D.s.

"speaking of whatever I was talking about"

So what is "FAP topic ideas" doc in your google drive? Explain that in your next video pls.

Holy fuck the PC screen capture footage finally runs at 30 fps! What was all that stuttering you had in the past when capturing it? That Mouse acceleration had the same problem and the mouse capture was...very laggy.

Follow-up request: Lenovo and Superfish

How does the recipient computer get the private key though? If the key is transmitted along with the data, couldn't the key be intercepted too? If it's not transmitted, how does the recipient computer have it?

You: as fast as possible Me: sets video to 2x anyways

How does the recipients private key unlock the what was locked with a public key? How does the encryption know that was the correct target and that private key is the good one?

nice christmas story reference

does one private key decrypt only one message or does one private key decrypt multiple messages

Hey techquikie this is the half story of web encryption, after a successful public key private key connection their is a AES key exchanges in between 2 PCs and then the whole traffic is encrypts with AES encryption

so what your saying is that it makes harder for people what you look up on the internet?

Good video :) I always wondered about this

I know this channel has a worldwide audience but do Canadians really buy from Massdrops? I find the shipping fee really kill any deals the site could have...

The encryption is done with the public key and decryption with the private key. Isn't possible to decrypt using the public key?

"Metallic tears of Sunder". True Fact.

Man sounds like Alvin the chipmunk

He is such a good speaker

Wait so how does the private key unlock the encrypted data. How does it know how to unencrypt it

The knife flipping made me so paranoid. I drop my darts on accident and I flip out that I'm gonna stab a hole through my foot. That takes serious balls.

Except that unless you are using something special, current email DOES NOT use end-to-end public key encryption the way you suggest.

Wow what an amazing job you do advertising starting from 3:49 lol didn't even notice that commin

Linus, you're right, I spend way to much time watching you. Wait...my math...It's due in 12 hours!

solid video.

An addition, what Linus described is called Asymmetric Encryption. There is also Symmetric Encryption which uses the same key to "lock" and "unlock" the data. TheMoreYouKnow.mp4

hey linus, this video is 7 years old. i have a question tho. Why encryption and decryption is faster on intel platform rather than AMD?

Hey Linus thanks for doing this video. I had no idea that you would be helping teach me to get my bachelor's degree from Western Governors University. I've been a long time fan of LTT and now I'm a fan here too. :-)

I like it when Linus goes crazy

That voice though

hashing != encryption Hashing was never meant to be reversed, it was just used in storing for authentication or verification.