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you need to learn Virtual Machines RIGHT NOW!! (Kali Linux VM, Ubuntu, Windows)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Virtual machines let people run a full “computer inside a computer” on the same laptop—without buying extra hardware—by using virtualization software...

Virtual MachinesHypervisorsVirtualBox Setup

how to HACK a password // password cracking with Kali Linux and HashCat

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Password cracking is presented as a two-step process: first identify a likely username, then recover the password either by trying guesses against a...

Password CrackingHydra Dictionary AttackHashcat Offline Cracking

How To Access the DARK WEB in 2024 (3 Levels)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Accessing the dark web in 2024 comes down to one tradeoff: the more “convenient” the setup, the more likely leaks and tracking become. The safest...

Tor Browser SetupOnion RoutingTails Linux

your home router SUCKS!! (use pfSense instead)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Home routers are often slow, insecure, and frustrating to control—so the practical fix is to replace them with pfSense, a free, open-source...

pfSense SetupPort ForwardingDynamic DNS

i bought a DDoS attack on the DARK WEB (don't do this)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Buying and running DDoS capability is framed as a fast path to disruption: flood a target with traffic or connection attempts until latency spikes...

DDoSICMP FloodSYN Flood

let's hack your home network // FREE CCNA // EP 9

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Home networks are routinely exposed to attack paths from the public internet, and the biggest risk often isn’t “hackers breaking in” so much as...

Home Network SecurityPort ScanningRouter Hardening

DO NOT design your network like this!! // FREE CCNA // EP 6

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Network design fails when it relies on single points of failure—especially daisy-chained switches that can take down entire segments when one cable...

Network RedundancyTwo-Tier ArchitectureDistribution Layer

3 Levels of WiFi Hacking

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Wi‑Fi attacks don’t require elite skills to be effective—especially when attackers can trick devices into trusting a fake network or intercept...

WiFi SecurityMan-in-the-MiddleEvil Twin

learning hacking? DON'T make this mistake!! (hide yourself with Kali Linux and ProxyChains)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Using Kali Linux without hiding can expose an attacker’s public IP and trigger blocking—so proxy chains are presented as a practical way to route...

ProxyChains SetupNmap TCP Connect ScansProxy DNS Leak Prevention

Phishing attacks are SCARY easy to do!! (let me show you!) // FREE Security+ // EP 2

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Phishing attacks are alarmingly easy to execute because they don’t require breaking encryption or cracking software—they rely on tricking people into...

PhishingCredential HarvestingSpear Phishing

Nmap Tutorial to find Network Vulnerabilities

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Nmap turns network reconnaissance into a fast, repeatable workflow: a single scan can identify which hosts are alive, which ports are open, what...

Nmap BasicsNetwork DiscoveryTCP Scanning

Linux for Hackers // EP 1 (FREE Linux course for beginners)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Becoming a hacker starts with Linux, and the fastest way to get there is hands-on practice in a browser-based lab. The session pushes viewers to...

Linux FundamentalsParrot OSLinux Kernel

you need to learn Docker RIGHT NOW!! // Docker Containers 101

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Docker’s core promise is that it packages an application with everything it needs—runtime, dependencies, and configuration—into an isolated container...

Docker ContainersVirtual MachinesDocker Hub

Kali Linux on Windows in 5min (WSL 2 GUI)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Kali Linux can run inside Windows 10 as a full Linux environment using WSL 2—complete with a graphical desktop you can access through Remote...

WSL 2 SetupKali Linux GUIXFCE Desktop

bad USBs are SCARY!! (build one with a Raspberry Pi Pico for $8)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Bad USB devices turn a simple “plug in a USB drive” moment into a fast, automated keyboard takeover—capable of disabling security software,...

Bad USBHID DevicesUSB Rubber Ducky

i created malware with Python (it's SCARY easy!!)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

A hands-on Python walkthrough demonstrates that basic ransomware can be built with surprisingly little code: it encrypts files in a working...

Python RansomwareFernet EncryptionKey Management

30 Windows Commands you CAN’T live without

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Windows power users can squeeze far more out of the command line than basic “dir” and “ipconfig.” The standout theme is that a handful of built-in...

Command PromptWindows SecurityWi‑Fi Passwords

you need to learn Python RIGHT NOW!! // EP 1

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Learning Python is framed as a fast track to IT careers—network engineering, cloud work, and even ethical hacking—because Python has become a default...

Why Learn PythonBrowser Lab SetupPrint Function

build your own cloud

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Cloud storage doesn’t have to mean handing control of personal or business files to Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive. The core pitch is to host a...

Self-Hosted CloudFile CloudAmazon S3

how to get remote access to your hacking targets // reverse shells with netcat (Windows and Linux!!)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Netcat can be used to turn an outbound connection from a target into full remote command-line control, bypassing many firewall restrictions. The core...

Reverse ShellsNetcat ListenerPowerShell Payloads

Cryptocurrency Mining on a Raspberry Pi (it's fun....trust me)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A Raspberry Pi can mine Monero (XMR) using CPU-based proof-of-work, and the setup is straightforward enough to get accepted mining shares—though it’s...

Raspberry Pi MiningMonero RandomXXMrig Setup

the Linux File System explained in 1,233 seconds // Linux for Hackers // EP 2

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Linux’s file system is built on one unifying idea: practically everything—configuration, devices, even command programs—is represented as files...

Linux File System HierarchyCommand Binaries as FilesPermissions and sudo

FREE CCNA // What is a Network? // Day 0

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A bullet fired in an online game becomes a practical roadmap for how computer networks move data: it travels from a home device through a local...

CCNA FundamentalsSwitchingRouting

host ALL your AI locally

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A home-built “AI server” can run large language models locally with a full web chat interface—no internet required—while adding guardrails so kids...

Local AI ServerLlamaOpen WebUI

You NEED to Use n8n RIGHT NOW!! (Free, Local, Private)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Automation is the point: n8n lets a single workflow pull data, transform it (including with AI), and push results to services like Discord—running...

n8n SetupWorkflow AutomationRSS Aggregation

the hacker’s roadmap (how to get started in IT in 2023)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A practical, eight-step roadmap for breaking into IT and moving toward cybersecurity in 2023 centers on one idea: build job-ready fundamentals first,...

IT RoadmapCompTIA A+Security+

Run your own AI (but private)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Local “private AI” is becoming practical: a person can run an LLM entirely on a laptop or workstation, keep data off third-party servers, and then...

Local LLMsOllama SetupRAG and Vector Databases

what is an IP Address? // You SUCK at Subnetting // EP 1

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

An IP address is the “phone number” that lets devices communicate on the internet and inside local networks—and the key to understanding it is...

IP Address BasicsSubnet MaskDefault Gateway

60 Linux Commands you NEED to know (in 10 minutes)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Linux access starts with SSH: connect using a username and an IP/hostname, accept host fingerprints, then authenticate with a password. Once inside,...

SSH AccessFile ManagementText Viewing

we ran OUT of IP Addresses!!

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

The world’s IPv4 address space didn’t run out because the math was wrong—it ran out because early IP allocation rules were built for a much smaller...

IPv4 Address ExhaustionClassful AddressingSubnet Masks

Your Remote Desktop SUCKS!! Try this instead (FREE + Open Source)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Remote desktop is painful when it forces expensive upgrades, limits connectivity to the same network, or delivers mediocre performance for real work...

Remote DesktopRustDeskSelf-Hosting

Instagram OSiNT

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

A command-line OSINT tool called “oscentgram” can pull publicly available information tied to an Instagram account—stories, profile images, hashtags,...

Instagram OSINToscentgram setupLinux Kali

EVERYONE needs to learn LINUX - ft. Raspberry Pi 4

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Linux has become a baseline skill for anyone working in IT—and the fastest way to stop feeling intimidated is to start using it immediately. With...

Learning LinuxRaspberry Pi 4Apache Web Server

i built a Raspberry Pi SUPER COMPUTER!! // ft. Kubernetes (k3s cluster w/ Rancher)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A single Raspberry Pi can be turned into a “supercomputer” by clustering multiple Pis with Kubernetes—specifically the lightweight k3s...

Raspberry Pi Clusterk3s KubernetesRancher Dashboard

3 HACKING gadgets you have to TRY!!

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Three Raspberry Pi–based gadgets turn a $40-ish Raspberry Pi Zero W into a remote-controlled hacking platform, a self-contained “Wi‑Fi pet” that...

Bad USBHID ScriptingWi‑Fi Monitoring

Docker networking is CRAZY!! (you NEED to learn it)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Docker networking stops being “magic” once the default bridge’s mechanics are laid bare: Docker creates a virtual bridge interface (Docker0),...

Docker0 BridgeUser-Defined BridgeHost Networking

how to build a Raspberry Pi NAS (it’s AWESOME!!)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A credit-card-sized Raspberry Pi can be turned into a practical network-attached storage (NAS) box—complete with a Plex media server—by pairing...

Raspberry Pi NASOpenMediaVaultSMB NFS

I built an AI supercomputer with 5 Mac Studios

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Five Mac Studios can be stitched into a local AI cluster with XO Labs—but the limiting factor isn’t just how much model memory the machines have....

AI ClusteringMac StudioLLM Quantization

What is a SWITCH? // FREE CCNA // Day 1

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A switch’s real superpower is learning where devices live on a network and then forwarding traffic only to the right port—fixing the “send to...

Switch vs HubCAM TableMAC Addressing

you need to learn SQL RIGHT NOW!! (SQL Tutorial for Beginners)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

SQL is the practical “language” for getting data in and out of databases, and the fastest way to become useful in IT is to master a small set of core...

SQL BasicsRelational DatabasesMySQL Setup

Google HACKING (use google search to HACK!)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Google search “dorks” can surface sensitive, security-relevant information—like exposed admin pages, leaked credentials in documents, and...

Google DorkingPassive ReconSearch Operators

SQL Injections are scary!! (hacking tutorial for beginners)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A basic SQL injection can turn a simple login form into a backdoor that bypasses authentication—by manipulating how user input gets stitched into a...

SQL InjectionLogin BypassBoolean Logic

access EVERYTHING from your web browser!! (Linux and Windows Desktop, SSH) // Guacamole Install

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Guacamole lets people reach multiple remote machines—Windows via RDP, Linux via SSH, and Linux desktops via VNC—through a single web browser...

Guacamole SetupCloudron DeploymentCloudflare DNS

You've Been Using AI the Hard Way (Use This Instead)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Using AI in a terminal beats using it in a browser because it puts project context and files under the user’s control—no more juggling dozens of chat...

Terminal AIGemini CLICloud Code Agents

your home automation SUCKS!!

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A home automation setup can be made to react instantly to a very specific household “incident”: if the bathroom door is left open and the toilet lid...

Home Assistant SetupZigBee SensorsUnifi Firewall Automation

my SUPER secure Raspberry Pi Router (wifi VPN travel router)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A Raspberry Pi can be turned into a travel router that connects to public Wi‑Fi as a client while broadcasting its own secure Wi‑Fi for a family—then...

OpenWrt InstallationRaspberry Pi RouterTravel VPN

how Hackers SNiFF (capture) network traffic // MiTM attack

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Network traffic capture and interception are framed as a practical, hands-on path to understanding how a man-in-the-middle (MiTM) attack can...

Network Traffic CaptureMiTM AttacksPacket Sniffing

you need this FREE CyberSecurity tool

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

A free, open-source security platform called Wazuh (NetworkChuck calls it “waza”) is positioned as a practical way to both learn defensive...

Wazuh DeploymentAgent InstallationIntegrity Monitoring

you need to learn HACKING RIGHT NOW!! // CEH (ethical hacking)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

The transcript is too garbled and incomplete to extract a coherent, reliable summary of the hacking/CEH lesson promised by the title. Most of the...

CEHEthical HackingTranscript Quality

the END of VPNs?!

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Remote access is shifting away from traditional VPNs toward “zero trust” access that grants only the specific services people need. The core claim is...

Zero Trust AccessVPN vs ProxyNAT Traversal

Virtual Machines Pt. 2 (Proxmox install w/ Kali Linux)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A type 1 hypervisor setup with Proxmox turns an old PC into a dedicated “computer inside a computer” platform—built for running multiple virtual...

Type 1 HypervisorProxmox InstallationLVM Storage Expansion

what is TCP/IP and OSI? // FREE CCNA // EP 3

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Networking became possible only after engineers agreed on shared rules for how devices should communicate—rules that later crystallized into the...

TCP/IP ModelOSI ModelPacket Switching

i put a DARK WEB website on a Raspberry Pi!!

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A Raspberry Pi can host a reachable “.onion” website on the dark web in about five minutes by combining Tor hidden services with a standard web...

Tor Hidden ServicesRaspberry Pi SetupOnion Address

the hacker’s roadmap (how to get started in IT in 2025)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Getting an IT job in 2025 starts with experience, not expertise: apply for help desk or technical support roles immediately—even before building deep...

IT Job Roadmap 2025CompTIA A+Security+

you need to learn Kubernetes RIGHT NOW!!

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Kubernetes is positioned as the fix for a scaling problem that quickly overwhelms “just add more Docker containers” workflows: once traffic grows,...

Kubernetes BasicsDeploymentsServices

How to Setup a Raspberry Pi LEARNING Desktop (Linux, Hacking, Coding)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A Raspberry Pi can be turned into a multi-boot, multi-user “learning desktop” that kids can access remotely—complete with preinstalled networking and...

Raspberry Pi SetupBarry Boot Multi-bootLightDM Auto-Login

the Raspberry Pi 5

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Raspberry Pi 5 arrives with a major performance jump—enough to make it a plausible “desktop replacement” for everyday tasks, and a real upgrade for...

Raspberry Pi 5 SpecsRP1 South-BridgeUSB 3.0 5Gbps

Block ALL ads with this…(and speed up your internet)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A home network can be shielded from ads by intercepting them at the DNS level—using AdGuard Home on a device like a Raspberry Pi—so ad domains never...

DNS SinkholeAdGuard HomeRaspberry Pi Setup

how to build a HACKING lab (to become a hacker)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

A beginner-friendly setup lets people hack real, intentionally vulnerable web servers without exposing their home network—by isolating two virtual...

Hacking Lab SetupVirtualBox NetworkingKali Linux

my local, AI Voice Assistant (I replaced Alexa!!)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A fully local voice assistant is now practical for home automation: Home Assistant can run an offline wake word, speech-to-text, intent handling, and...

Local Voice AssistantHome AssistantWyoming Protocol

learn to HACK (the best way) // ft. John Hammond

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Hacking is best learned as a hands-on discipline—especially through capture-the-flag (CTF) competitions—then reinforced with practical Linux and...

Learning HackingCTF TrainingOffensive Security

you need to learn MCP RIGHT NOW!! (Model Context Protocol)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is positioned as the missing standard for giving large language models safe, practical access to external tools—without...

Model Context ProtocolDocker MCP ToolkitMCP Server Integration

i bought a new SERVER!! (VMware ESXi Setup and Install)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A used Dell rack server can become a full enterprise-style virtualization platform at home by installing VMware ESXi (free) and then running virtual...

Home LabVMware ESXiDell PowerEdge

HELPDESK - how to get started in IT (your first job)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Help desk work is positioned as the fastest, lowest-barrier entry point into IT—especially for people who don’t yet have certifications or formal...

Help Desk CareersIT HiringCustomer Service

What is a ROUTER? // FREE CCNA // EP 2

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Routers are the missing link that lets devices on one IP network reach devices on another network—switches can only move traffic within the same IP...

Routers vs SwitchesARP and BroadcastDefault Gateway

you need to learn BASH Scripting RIGHT NOW!! // EP 1

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Bash scripting is framed as a practical superpower for anyone aiming to level up in Linux-heavy careers—automation for cloud work, network tasks, and...

Bash Scripting BasicsLinux ShellShebang Line

you need to learn Load Balancing RIGHT NOW!! (and put one in your home network!)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A home network can be secured and simplified by exposing only a single public entry point—HTTPS on port 443—then using a Kemp “LoadMaster” load...

Load BalancingHome LabSSL Certificates

THIS Is Where the Internet Lives

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

The internet’s fastest, most reliable connections often bypass the public web entirely—by running through a handful of ultra-connected data centers...

Data Center SecurityInternet ExchangeFiber Connectivity

the ONLY way to run Deepseek...

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Running DeepSeek locally can keep prompts off third-party servers, but “local” isn’t automatically the same as “locked down.” The core message is...

Local AI SafetyDeepSeek R1Ollama

Hacking AI is TOO EASY (this should be illegal)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

AI-enabled apps are becoming an easy target because attackers can chain multiple weaknesses—inputs, surrounding systems, and the model itself—into...

AI Pen TestingPrompt InjectionEvasion Techniques

You need a NAS RIGHT NOW!! (How I run my Hybrid-Cloud YouTube business)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A home NAS (network-attached storage) can replace a growing pile of external drives while also making data loss less terrifying and file access more...

NAS StorageRAID 5Hybrid Cloud

Hacking (redacted) PUBLIC WiFi with a Raspberry Pi and Kali Linux

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A credit-card-sized Raspberry Pi running Kali Linux can impersonate a public Wi‑Fi network and then manipulate victims’ web traffic—making “free...

Evil Twin Wi‑FiDNS SpoofingDeauthorization Attack

BASH scripting will change your life

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

A Bash script can do far more than print a motivational message—it can personalize the greeting, pull in live system information, and even fetch...

Bash Variablesread InputPositional Parameters

setup a FREE VPN server in the cloud (AWS)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A free, self-hosted VPN is achievable by running OpenVPN Access Server on an AWS EC2 instance using the AWS Marketplace “free tier eligible”...

AWS EC2OpenVPN Access ServerVPN Routing

CPU, GPU…..DPU?

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Data centers are running out of CPU headroom as virtualization expands from servers into networking and security—and NVIDIA’s BlueField 3 data...

Data Processing UnitVirtualizationSmart NIC

Linux on Windows......Windows on Linux

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

WSL 2 turns a Windows PC into a multi-distro Linux workstation—running Ubuntu and Kali Linux side by side—while letting Linux and Windows commands,...

WSL 2 SetupKali Linux ToolsWSL Interoperability

HELP!! (for when you suck at Linux) // Linux for Hackers // EP3

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Linux help isn’t hidden behind guesswork—it’s built into the terminal, and the fastest way to stop feeling lost is to learn three built-in tools:...

Linux Terminal HelpMan PagesShell vs Terminal

ditch Google!! (build your own PRIVATE search engine)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Big tech’s search tracking is the privacy problem, and the practical fix is to stop outsourcing queries to Google or Microsoft and instead run a...

Self-Hosted SearchSearxng DeploymentPrivacy and IP Exposure

This AI Supercomputer can fit on your desk...

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Nvidia’s DGX Spark is a palm-sized AI “server” built around a GB10 Grace Blackwell superchip and 128 GB of unified memory, aiming to make serious...

DGX SparkUnified MemoryFP4 Quantization

you need to learn Ansible RIGHT NOW!! (Linux Automation)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Ansible is positioned as a fast path into IT automation—especially for admins and network engineers drowning in repetitive changes across many...

IT AutomationAnsible BasicsInventory Setup

REAL LIFE example!! (TCP/IP and OSI layers) // FREE CCNA // EP 4

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A packet’s journey from a web browser to a web server becomes clear when each protocol layer adds its own “envelope,” then strips those envelopes...

OSI LayersTCP/IP EncapsulationHTTPS Port 443

how did I NOT know about this?

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Push notifications stop being “something for apps” and turn into a practical automation layer once ntfy is set up as a self-hosted notification...

Self-Hosted NotificationsDocker SetupCloudflare Tunnels

make CRAZY money in tech (top 5 Entry-Level Certs)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Entry-level IT certs can act like job-ready stepping stones, but not all credentials land you in the same place. A five-path shortlist prioritizes...

Entry-Level IT CertificationsHelp DeskCybersecurity Foundations

you need to create a Cryptocurrency RIGHT NOW!! (Solana token)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Creating a “cryptocurrency” is mostly a matter of building a token on an existing blockchain—and doing it on Solana makes the process fast and cheap...

Solana Token CreationSPL Token CLIWallet Setup

50 macOS Tips and Tricks Using Terminal (the last one is CRAZY!)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A fast tour of macOS Terminal commands turns everyday Mac tasks—speech, screenshots, Wi‑Fi password retrieval, file management, networking...

Terminal BasicsmacOS KeychainScreenshot Customization

apt, dpkg, git, Python PiP (Linux Package Management) // Linux for Hackers // EP 5

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Linux software installation boils down to choosing the right package manager for the job—then letting it handle dependencies, updates, and removal...

Debian Package Managementdpkg vs aptSnap Store

EXPOSE your home network to the INTERNET!! (it's safe)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Exposing a home network to the public internet can be done without opening firewall ports or punching holes through the router. The approach uses...

Cloudflare TunnelHome Network ExposureZero Trust

let’s go deeper into Python!! // Python RIGHT NOW!! // EP 2

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Python’s core leap in this episode is learning how to turn a “talking” program into an interactive one: use input to capture what a user types, store...

VariablesInput FunctionString Concatenation

Data Center NETWORKS (what do they look like??) // FREE CCNA // EP 7

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Data center networks have shifted from a “three-tier” design optimized for internet-bound traffic to a spine-leaf architecture built for fast,...

Data Center NetworkingSpine-Leaf ArchitectureThree-Tier Design

n8n Now Runs My ENTIRE Homelab

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A home lab can be run like an always-on IT desk by pairing n8n with an AI agent (“Terry”) that monitors services, troubleshoots failures, and—after...

AI IT Agentn8n WorkflowsHome Lab Automation

ChatGPT will make you better

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

ChatGPT is positioned as a job-proof upgrade for IT learners and practitioners: it won’t replace people so much as accelerate how quickly they learn,...

ChatGPTIT LearningCode Generation

BLOCK EVERYTHING w/ PiHole on Docker, OpenDNS and IFTTT

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

A self-hosted Pi-hole DNS server running inside Docker can block streaming and other unwanted domains across a home network—and the setup can be...

Pi-hole DockerOpenDNS UpstreamIFTTT Webhooks

The Dark Web EXPOSED (FREE + Open-Source Tool)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Dark web research is slow, unreliable, and often filled with decoys—but an open-source AI tool called Robin aims to compress days of scraping into...

Dark Web ResearchTor Onion RoutingAI Scraping

let’s subnet your home network // You SUCK at subnetting // EP 6

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

A single home network can be made more secure by splitting it into multiple smaller subnets—specifically four networks—using subnetting rather than...

Home Network SubnettingCIDR /26Subnet Mask Binary

Docker Compose will BLOW your MIND!! (a tutorial)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Docker Compose turns “spin up one container” work into “deploy an entire stack” with a single YAML file and one command. In practice, it can create a...

Docker Compose BasicsYAML ConfigurationContainer Networking

5 Steps to Secure Linux (protect from hackers)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Securing a Linux server isn’t about a single magic setting—it’s about stacking practical defenses that close the most common entry points. The core...

Linux Server HardeningSSH Key AuthenticationUnattended Upgrades

the most secure OS in the world.....I hate it

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Cubes OS aims for extreme security by treating compromise as inevitable and then hard-limiting what any hacked app can touch. Instead of running...

Cubes OS Security ModelVirtualization and HypervisorsTemplate Cubes

sudo = POWER!! (managing users in Linux) // Linux for Hackers // EP4

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

User management is the foundation for both legitimate Linux administration and practical hacking: it determines who can log in, what they can access,...

User AccountssudoersGroup Permissions

you need to learn Google Cloud RIGHT NOW!!

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Google Cloud is positioned as a high-paying, in-demand skill path—especially because Google offers “skill badges” that can be earned for free through...

Google Cloud Skill BadgesGCP Certification PathMulti-Cloud Learning

you need to learn AWS RIGHT NOW!! (Amazon Web Services)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Learning AWS now is framed as a career and business necessity: cloud computing has become the default way companies run IT, and AWS is the largest...

AWS Free TierEC2 Virtual MachinesKey Pair Authentication