Network Security Tools to stop hackers

For everyone commenting: router login can't be accessed without being on the network, I was trying to communicate the concept of default credentials in the router, both for admin and wifi, as it opens paths for attackers to exploit, ofc it is never as simple but it is impossible to cover everything in minute detail in a 10 min video, the goal is to cover concepts, if I went into a complete explanation of router config, it would be a 30 min long router tutorial which is not the goal of this video.

brilliant video fella

Lecturing on security and recommending a free Sophos firewall.... SMH😦

Hello and thank you for the content, I tried to access my partner's phone without him touching the phone. Can we access WhatsApp messages with the hack and can we track phone locations at any time?

Our router keeps on restarting every day is it normal?

I don't really see a reason for any of this for a standard home network. A half decent router like e.g. a Fritzbox with up to date firmware and all inbound WAN connections blocked is good enough in most cases imo. Why use e.g. crowdsec on a local machine if any potential malicious actors are just trying to pick non-existent locks? Different story in case of a remote server you're accessing via ssh or using to host something public on. But that should and would not usually be the case in a home network scenario.

I Believe There Is NOT A STRAIGHT UP REAL TRUTH In The System

Great video I'm a student in Cybersecurity and first time using Docker and this was the easy install that I have seen in awhile. Tried it natively but it was more harm then good so the Docker was a great choice.

ZTE like the Chinese Company?

WE NEED LONGER VIDEOS!

ＺＴＥ is a chinese company

So I always stayed away from Kaspersky due to it being a Russian company. But my take is this is your top rated. Would not the best spyware be software that scan one’s entire computer. Curious your comment.

In the UK most routers given by ISPs to consumers have a randomised PW on a sticker on the router, I don't consider it to be insecure to use that PW and unless you're going to put a new sticker on the router with a new PW then it can be more useful to leave it.

great content but you should go into more detail, took me 45 munites to install, and i bet im not the only one

should I block SMB ports ?

What happens if i block inbound connections for port 445, 139,139 ? Will i loose access to RDP or damage my server ?

Zonealarm firewall better than comodo , thanks for the video