How to know if your PC is hacked? Suspicious Network Activity 101

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Published 2022-08-03
How do you know if your PC is hacked or compromised or infected by malware? In this video we will introduce you to the field of digital forensics looking at suspicious network activity and guide you through autoruns, sysinternals and more, with the example of a live cryptominer.

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All Comments (21)
  • @sweettoko995
    "Sometimes, these hackers can be so clever that they stop the malware from running when task manager is running" Leaves task manager running 24/7, disconnecting from the internet when done Hacker: "You werent suppose to do that"
  • Yep. Pls. Much more if this. I stopped disinfecting people's systems etc. I actually stopped all my IT related work some time ago but there is a severe lack of this particular type of knowledge so anyone picking up these skills are highly valuable to many people. Including themselves since this gives people more to explore and expand their skills even further. Very good channel. Keep it up!! Subbed, liked, shared!
  • @CoolJosh3k
    Basically Microsoft lets Windows be so buggy, that actual malicious activity can appear normal.
  • @JeffBourke
    Back in the good old days, hackers would actually let you know when you got GOT through some type of taunt message etc. Now, actual software gives you taunts and nag screen and hackers stay on the down low.
  • @mukkah
    Just getting back into the PC for fun world after 10 years hiatus, really appreciate this video man. Picked up sysinternal (thanks for sharing about that, didn't even know) and have been playing around with couple of the tools you used here. Definitely need to learn more about network security, looking forward to your other videos
  • @Sammysapphira
    What I don't understand is why Microsoft doesn't make service names excluisve and especially the company name. It should be forbidden from anyone to set the company to Microsoft if it wasn't actually made by Microsoft.
  • @jonarment1229
    These videos are just great. I really enjoy the way you present this information. This is such a nonintuitive subject for most people, and yet it's so critical to learn the fundamentals... Thank you :)
  • As someone who's PC has been getting frequent CPU spikes, I'm definitely using this video in the (probably near) future.
  • I think I speak for everyone when I say…. that You Sir are hands down some of the absolute best value of our time spent watching online content! Thank you for your incredible devotion to others.
  • Videos like these are so important it's almost a crime you don't have more views and subs, if I were a boss at YouTube I would be pushing content like this like crazy.
  • @luigideff
    Amazing video! Never saw a content like this, very interesting and important! Thank you!
  • @KatyaAbc575
    "If you open up something like Task Manager, they just drop all of their resource usage" I guess good thing I have Task Manager always open?
  • Too easy! Recently found multiple signed & undetected malware on my Mom’s PC. She’s always downloading random stuff lol
  • Hi Leo, excellent video. This is a wake-up call to action to understand the art of network security and how easily you can be hacked into by anybody who is trying to do harm to you on the Internet. There's more concern for people attempting to exploit you in many ways. Is encrypting your browser the best way of blocking information? Is encrypting your protected folders the best way to protect you from would-be attackers?
  • @wingnut3578
    Great video! lots of info! Lots to follow. but good stuff. Thanks! Also, What is that on your wallpaper? I like it!
  • @techbuildspcs
    I usually have encrypted backups on a separate disk but this is good knowledge to have. Some people don't want to wipe.
  • @mp-dev5411
    Wonderful! Great job and thankyou very much!❤
  • @theautonomous
    Very nice, well edited, good composure. You got a sub from me 👍
  • Thanks dude this really helped me a lot I did the steps that's you did thanks man!