OK, so another step that you can take to further hide your identity on the Internet is using VPN.
So VPN permissions all you traffic through an encrypted tunnel just so that you know, no one else can
access your data or read your traffic or anything while you're on the web.
So it's going to allow you to browse the Internet security so you can pay for a solution, use a free
one online or set up your own open VPN server, unlike in the US or a digital ocean, you know, private
server for about one to six dollars a month.
And there's a guy right here that you guys can follow that I've used before and a video on, you know,
doing as soon as well because I did run into some troubles and some things didn't work and figured that
also there will be a video on assoon.
So I recommend that you spin up like eight of us, fruitier machine.
It'll be free or they don't cost like six cents a month and just install the VPN server on it and then
you can use that as your VPN.
One was that we were taking multiple steps, this cybersecurity where you and you want to take multiple
steps, multiple layers of defense.
So virtual private server.
So if you want to really keep yourself anonymous, you know, it's not required.
You could set up a virtual private server.
Now, this is a server that you would connect to and then execute all the commands, things like, for
example, you would maybe, you know, S.H. into a virtual private server that you set up, maybe in
digital ocean and maybe eight of us.
And then you could do all of your, you know, ethical hacking activities through that address.
And you can implement all the other stuff that we talked about before, like a non serve, maybe the
Tor browser vs the VPN, if you want to, to further, you know, provide yourself with more privacy
and to keep you anonymous on the web.
So when you do this, I want you to realize that none of the commands are coming from your computer.
So you're going to be as anonymous almost as possible and you get a virtual private server or did an
ocean for about five dollars a month.
I do that myself.
I have a server within.
I'm probably going to have more servers with them.
And then also eight of us is another cheap option to just spin up a virtual private server that you
can use to do different things with.
So we're getting we're getting very, very, very secure and anonymous.
So public wi fi versus private wi fi.
OK, so while you might be using TOR or not serve and your IP address is change, your Mac address is
changed.
There is still some small, slight potential, very, very small, but slightly possible that your traffic
can be tracked back to you.
OK, so if you're using private Wi-Fi at your home, you could potentially be easily identified.
So you want to make sure that you take the extra precautions so that you're safe.
So if you really, really wanted to, you might not see this as something that you're going to need
to do, you know, when you're actually going about your ethical hacking activities, but you really
want to stay anonymous.
You can really just go use public wi fi for all of your hacking activities.
And pretty much nothing is going to be able to be traced back to you at all.
Think about it.
We changed our Mac address.
We're going to be using an answer.
We might be using a virtual server.
You might be in a VPN, you might be using Tor browser, and then you might be on public Wi-Fi.
No one is going to be able to find you can almost guarantee that I'm not going to say 100 percent,
but close to it.
All right.
So.
That's that so we know how to stay anonymous now on the Web and maintain our privacy.
So what's next?
So we're going to start hacking now.
So we're going to go over some methods.
First of wi fi hacking.
Something is very interesting and very fun and something that you can actually practice at your home.
All right.
So we're going to practice hacking into an Internet network at your house.
And also that is something that you can take into the real world as well if you're doing an actual on
site, you know, penetration test or something.
So I appreciate you guys.
We'll listen in as far as I see you guys in the next section.