"Two girls, one network ", haha, I see what you did there :P

"WTF Son...R U even my son?" I laughed out loud in the office

3:31 lol "It hurts when IP"

03:03 “it’s convenient for home use, but TURN THAT CRANK OFF for your business network…”. Uh… my router here has no crank to turn lol! Even my mom laughed at this one

I think the best Wi-FI Security tips i have to give is to use wired network as much as possible.

@1:12 EEquivalency

WPA can be hacked with "Reaver-Pixiedust" in a mater of minutes depending on the router. without pixie dust reaver is pretty much dead as most routers that come with WPS enabled by default implement WPS Locking...You could reset some routers with EAPOL Flood attacks etc.. but that doesn't always work and can take up to 10 - 30 mins. What I'm trying to say is.... Over time every security technique becomes weak ;)

Thank you I needed this to remember some of these better.

Potatoes as fast as possible!!!! Plz!!!!

There was someone in my mom's apartment building whose wifi name was "Get your own fucking wifi"

"it hurts when IP " smart...

got to watch this in class. thank you linus, very cool

Good vid! I would have also pointed out that setting a good password is mandatory, The use of dictionaries can decrease so much the time needed by bruteforce!

Watching these videos to refresh my mind before my presentation on computer safety

Your segways to ur ads are hilarious Linus. Gold star to the writer(s)!

WEP was never checked by professionals or labs before it was used... It was doomed from the day it came out :) @Linus You should really do a new vid about this but in depth! A lot has changed and I would really like to see an in depth video talking about the different security protocols used.

good explanation on a high level

freshbooks sounds like an alternative to fleshlight

Lol.... nice touch with the Doctor Evil reference :)

Can you please do a video on hybrid storage! I think most people don't know how it works including myself. Thanks!

I appreciated the AOE2 reference lol. Good throwback to the golden days of RTS.

0:37. Amazing!

Strong presentation. ;)

I have a suggestion for you Linus: Cable Management as quick as possible. A cable management guide would also be a nice feature for many people out there (including me).

Those WiFi names at 0:37 though! 😂

"B%#@% you guessed it" lmao too funny

Here's a tip - secure open wifi with WPA and put the password in the SSID. That way local users are protected from each other and don't have to ask for the PW.

Can you make one video about DMA and PIO hdd modes?

1:32 that laptop was my first computer. Really Acer travelmate 2350

1:31 lost my shit hahahah lmao

When we were at a museum in Berlin, there was a network from the museum that was password protected and another one with the exact same SSID that was not protected and that just looped to the first one.... It was so obvious that it was someone that was monitoring the data but none of my classmates believed me...

How about wired security, wiretapping & hardware bugs & hardware security in general for your next as fast as possible? Also u didn't mention using Internet security suit? Don't they protect your wifi?

I love that Dr. Evil easter egg ;P

Could somebody please tell me what is the " safest" way to connect to uour wifi? Is the app Sprint wants to sell, secure wifi app, worth it ?

FRESHBOOKS !!!

best mode for Wpa Incryption Tkip or Aes Or Tkip + Aes

Does anyone know any good places to take online courses where you learn programming (starting with basics up to advanced) also any courses related to creating apps for iphones/androids and website design and development. I want to have a good understanding of networks and website design and development as well as coding html and other types of codes. Sorry I'm a bit new to all this but would love to learn while I'm in university!

Does anyone know what Avast does when you tell it to scan your router?

How on Earth was TunnelBear not at the end of this video? That's what you actually need when using public WiFi!

What you think about the default password on modems ? should we change that ? why don't they say change your password when you install it

Can you explain Wi-Fi login pages (in hotels and coffee shops) next time?

Can do a video on public key encryption and symmetric key encryption

The one time HotspotSchield would fit like a glove as a sponsor, they are not sponsoring Techquickie.

Pls do a vid on Cmos

You might want to have mentioned that, "An individual or business you trust" doesn't just mean anyone you don't believe will personally steal your information. You also have to trust that they can secure their access point properly. If they can't, then it's just as bad as if the person owning the access point were to desire your information (security wise I mean, not morally speaking). Granted most people that don't already know that probably don't have the know how to secure an access point properly themselves (you would not believe the number of people who know to set a password on their wifi but leave the wireless router with default login information). So that advice might not make them any safer (on its own).

3:09 Which video was that scene from?

What is difference of ips screen and tft screen

Hey Linus, please make a video explaining how file compression works...

Bruteforcing in detail please?

My router can still be set to WEP security. It's from 2001 I think.

1:10 "Wired EEquivalency Privacy" :D

does anyone know if that part with luke slamming the door at 3:09 was actually him being pissed off? because its pretty funny haha

Good video

What kind of watch is that?

Gone are the days when I could drive around and see tons of open linksys networks

What about trying to do transactions over my mobile data,is it save?

I'm going to live on a college campus that has wifi everywhere. How safe is my data on that network if my phone is encrypted?

What is a good router with AES security protocol, under $120?

That's one wacky Boy Band Gumbo Photo you got there!

But I really want to use my iBook G3 snow with, but it only supports WEP and how can I keep it secure?

awesome video

You should do otg cables as fast as possible, there a must for power user.

Linus can you explain to us how this "deep dream" thingy works?

R u even my son? I laughed

So what is the difference between wpa-psk+wpa2-psk and wpa2-psk?

Hey! I'm getting redirected to specific sites while I'm on my WiFi network. Is it hacked or something?

whih software are they using for haking wifi

EEquivalency indeed!

how does an openvpn connection with certificates stack up in an unsecure public network

What about AEP?

what are cuda cores as fast as possible

He didnt mention Reaver, thank you Linus.

Good explanations on the security protocols. However, the AES encryption... there is a conspiracy I heard back in my post-secondary networking days from one of my instructors... perhaps it was a protocol that was "secretly" developed by the US government (U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology based on Wikipedia), with the capability of a "back-door" if/when required. :) I always say, there is some truth to most conspiracies, and some lies to some truths.

I was expecting a couple of always and "not worth its" Always use a long password or passphrase Always change the name of the ssid Always use wpa2 aes unless absolutely necessary Not worth it mac address filtering Not worth it hidden ssid

by connecting to a secure website while using public wifi means https needs to be secure?

0:32 moment when my WiFi is actually called It_Hurts_When_IP

what about the function that only allows already known devices to connect to the router or requires the mac adress of the device you want to go online with? i think you should've mentioned that.

0:33 The bottom one should be 8 Hertz WAN IP

set the router to drop Internet connection on firewall fail. and manually add Devices by mac address only. But nothing is 100% secure.

2 girls one network hahaha

Is that a LG G watch R?

Techquickie Hey, please explain Torrents(as fast as possible)

This would have been a brilliant video to be sponsored by HotspotShield, if LTT still had a sponsorship deal with them.

2:44 How much time it going to take to solve 12 digits password with with quantom computer?

Mine wpa2/psk, is this safe?

Well, if you want to have a truly secure home network use an Access Control List

Nice

now how does one set this up linus ? why show and and not tell use how to use it ? I have a WEP and i dont know how well to setup this .

one question if i put a pasword like this one for exepmle : tVP-OP@I*LPMrtR8GHT/ts19E@d&!h89J is it good with WPA-PSK/WP2-PSK and TKIP/AES ? and i turn off my router by night and when im not home.

Linus, you cannot show them the secret! How would I ever succeed in cyber haxing if people know this advanced tip? God damnit! You just had to *do it*!

The best way to describe WiFi security is to compare it to an onion. Layering on security methods will slow down a potential attacker at each stage. Therefore a good home setup would be WPA2 with a hidden SSID, MAC filtering and WPS turned off. That combined with changing your key regularly should give your network adequate protection. Using each one of those methods alone would be easy to bypass however layering them like this would mean the attacker would need more time and be more skilled.

OMG 1:35,1:36 LOL

i use a mac addy lock on my local wifi. can that be broken very easily? only authorized mac addys can talk to my wifi. i am actually curious as to what can be done with my method of securing my wifi, i'm expecting that it isn't all that secure, but i don't know how someone can brute force it.

I was wondering if it is necessary to use security if you don't live next to anyone and are sure no-one will connect to it in the usual sense.

You can also just bluetooth peoples networks to gain access to private data.

Speaking of Wi-Fi... Anyone knows a good, free and a easy to use program that will show the amount of data the programs on my computer are sending and receiving?

This is the Linus I miss

Untrusted Wi-Fi networks are insecure, because the password is shared, the key may be rolling, but everyone gets the same key, and any encryped packets can be decripted useing the server decription key when intercepted. This can happen with out you noticeing.

Yeah they're all pretty easy to get into up until WPA2.

I'm posting this over my neighbor's wifi that i cracked. I cracked it using my phone in about 10 minutes. Easy peasy.