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How to revert YouTube

Hello hackers, I’m not a hacker but I figured this sub might know how to alter YouTube so it thinks it’s a different year e.g. 2014 so that way it only shows the videos that were posted in 2014 and earlier. Is there any simple way of doing this on a pc or quite possibly even a cellphone?

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Best resources to learn windows/active directory

So I am in year 2 of my cybersecurity journey. I feel like i'm pretty good at linux exploitation. I can do some hard linux boxes on HTB. I feel like i'm hitting a wall with windows though. I have done lots of tryhackme rooms and all the hackthebox academy modules which involve windows. I've even made a home active directory lab. I can do the easy and (some) medium windows boxes, but I feel like I need more windows knowledge to get to the next stage.

I took a really great udemy course on linux networking and I felt like it really helped me. But I cant find anything similar for windows/AD. Does anyone know any good resources/online courses that would help me?

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How to hackers protect when they do port forwarding?

Hello, I really enjoy the hacking world, but I am kinda new in this world, so I have a question witch I couldn't figure out by myself. Ik that if you want do access a pc witch is not on the same network as yours the only way to do it is though port forwarding, but when I did research I found out that is very dangerous since you are exposing all of your network to the public Internet, an you will constantly receive attacks from bots, so my question is, do yall professional hackers use server-level security just to port forward? Or there are other methods?

Ps: sorry for my bad English, I am not a native English speaker

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Hashcat 11 character mask attack

How long would it take to mask attack an 11 character password using hashcat Sha-512 that includes upper/lower case letters, numbers and special characters and one of the special characters is known (not its place in the password though) using 8 rtx 4090's?

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