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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

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

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

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

how the OSI model works on YouTube (Application and Transport Layers) // FREE CCNA // EP 5

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Watching a YouTube video pulls in the OSI model’s upper layers: the browser formats and secures requests (Application/Presentation), keeps a logical...

OSI Application LayerPresentation EncryptionSession Protocols

I ditched my Raspberry Pi for this

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A compact x86 mini-computer (the Zema board) replaced a Raspberry Pi travel setup, enabling a single “travel NAS + travel router” approach that kept...

Travel RouterTravel NASProxmox

start, stop, restart Linux services (daemon HUNTING!!) // Linux for Hackers // EP 6

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Linux runs on background services—often called daemons—that start automatically, keep systems functioning, and handle tasks like networking, time...

Daemon vs Processsystemdsystemctl

build your own browser (crazy SECURE)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

A secure browsing setup built on disposable browser containers is the centerpiece: run a full web browser inside a Chasm (container) workspace,...

Chasm WorkspacesDocker IsolationSelf-Hosting Setup

I use this everyday

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Copying and pasting through the terminal becomes dramatically more useful when the clipboard is wired into command-line workflows—especially for...

Terminal ClipboardxclipBash Aliases

i hired my replacement….kind of (the FUTURE of NetworkChuck)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

NetworkChuck is adding a second “version” of himself to fix a bottleneck that’s left major course series unfinished—and he’s framing that staffing...

Course CompletionHiring a Content CreatorNetwork Certifications

the challenge is over.

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

A 30-day push to earn a Juniper IT certification ended with a clear result: NetworkChuck’s challenge participants—himself and an employee named...

Juniper CertificationJNCIAMulti-Vendor Networking

Top 10 Study Habits 2024

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Study success hinges less on “motivation” and more on building a system: a clear why, a fixed study schedule, a dedicated place, and repeatable focus...

Study HabitsPomodoro MethodNote Taking

playing with the Rasperry Pi AI Camera

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

A new Raspberry Pi camera with built-in AI processing is turning a small computer into a more capable “edge” vision device—so object recognition and...

Raspberry Pi AI CameraEdge AI InferenceObject Detection