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HakTip (2011) is a documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch HakTip online in HD.

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HakTip — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Standard Streams – Pipes with John the Ripper and Aircrack-ng (2011-05-23) — This time on the show we’re getting a little BASH happy with Standard Streams and pipelines as we break the encryption on a WPA protected wireless access point using John the Rippe
• E2: Enhancing Windows with Virtual Desktops (2011-05-27) — Virtual Desktops are a super easy way to save some money and keep yourself organized. While many operating systems like OS X and Linux support Virtual Desktops out of the box, Wind
• E3: Packet Sniffing 101: Promiscuous Mode (2011-05-31) — We’re getting promiscuous, with wireless cards! As part of our foundation series of HakTips Darren covers the fundamentals of wireless packet sniffing with a practical approach in
• E4: HOWTO: Build a Multibootable USB Drive For Free (2011-06-03) — This time on the show we're creating a multibootable USB from scratch using Your Universal Multiboot Installer.
• E5: Media Access Control 101: Fundamentals and Spoofing (2011-06-06) — Continuing the fundamentals series we’re going over more then you ever needed to know about MAC addresses, OUIs and Spoofing.
• E6: HOWTO: Optimize Your PC For Fastest Performance (2011-06-10) — This time on the show we’re cracking down on my Windows PC, optimizing it for fastest performance.
• E7: Re:Hak – Top 10 Q&A including bash math, macchanger and airdriver-ng (2011-06-14) — Darren answers the top 10 questions including calculating brute force times with a little bash calculator action, changing mac addresses the other way, loading wifi drivers in Linu
• E8: Review of ADrive and LockNote (2011-06-17)
• E9: WiFi 101: The 6 Modes of Wireless (2011-06-20) — Today we're continuing our WiFi series with the example of cracking a WPA-Pre Shared Key. We started by diving into a PSK brute force with John the Ripper with a previously capture
• E10: An Intro to Virtual Machines (2011-06-24) — This time on the show I'm creating a virtual machine inside VirtualBox.
• E11: WiFi 101: 802.11 Protocols (2011-06-27) — Today as we continue on our WPA cracking adventure we'll learn some more fundamentals of these ubiquitous wireless protocols including some 802.11 history, the WiFi Alliance and th
• E12: How To Protect Your PC From Little Nooblettes! (2011-07-01) — In this episode we're protecting your PC from keyboard mashers, little ones, and the not so technical with some easy to use free tools.
• E13: WiFi 101: Channels and Interference (2011-07-04) — Today as we continue on our WPA cracking adventure it's all about WiFi Channels and a little fun with a 2.4 GHz Spectrum Analyzer, BackTrack 5 Linux and a microwave.
• E14: Comparing Free Virtual Machine Software (2011-07-08) — Checking out an alternative to Virtual Box called VM Ware Player.
• E15: WiFi 101: 802.11n (2011-07-11) — Today we've following up with our discussion on 802.11 standards with today's latest and greatest, 802.11n.
• E16: Debunking Wireless Generations – a Jason Rant (2011-07-15) — Here in the US there are are 4 major carries and all of them use 3g and 4g as marketing speak for speed, but I am here to tell you it not all marketing at all. First lets cover wha
• E17: WiFi 101: 802.11 Frames (2011-07-18) — Today we're diving into the do-dads that make up 802.11, or to be more specific we'll be going over WiFi frames. It is with careful use or abuse of these frames we're able to accom
• E18: Re:Hak, Top 5 tips, questions and software picks (2011-07-22) — Today we’re going over your top 5 tips, questions and software picks including performance boosters, 3d desktops and disk space analyzers for Windows.
• E19: WiFi 101: Beacon Frames and Injection (2011-07-25) — Today we're following up our discussion on 802.11 frames with an investigation of beacons and a practical example using BackTrack Linux and a technique known as raw frame injection
• E20: Comparing Password Protection Tools (2011-07-29)
• E21: WiFi 101: Frame Analyzing (2011-08-01) — Today we’ll be setting up an environment which will allow us to easily dissect a beacon frame, as well as the other three types of management frames; probes, authentication and ass
• E22: HOW TO: Unsluggify Your PC (2011-08-05) — This time on the show we are making my PC less sluggish with some simple upgrades.
• E23: WiFi 101: Probe Requests and Responses (2011-08-09) — Today we’re continuing our discussion on wireless management frames with probe requests and responses.
• E24: An Easy To Use Alternative Local Backup Tool! (2011-08-12) — This time on the show I’m checking out EaseUS’s ToDo Backup Utility.
• E25: DEFCON 19: Wireless Security Assessment (2011-08-15) — In this HakTip from DEFCON 19 Darren is joined by Mark Wuergler of Immunity to demo Silica, a wireless security assessment tool he has been developing.
• E26: DEFCON 19: Quadshot Open Source Aircraft (2011-08-19) — In this HakTip from DEFCON 19 Darren is joined by Piotr of the QuadShot project.
• E27: My Favorite Jailbroken iPhone Apps – Pt 3 (2011-08-22) — This time on the show, Shannon checks out your favorite jailbroken apps for iPhone.
• E28: Top 5: Chrome Security Extensions (2011-08-26) — This time on the show I'm reviewing my top five Security Extensions for my favorite browser, Google Chrome.
• E29: DEFCON 19: Android Botnets (2011-08-29) — In this HakTip from DEFCON 19 Darren is joined by Georgia Weidman of GRMn00bs to talk all things Android Botnets.
• E30: An Easy To Use Script to Find a Lost USB Flashdrive (2011-08-31)
• E31: BackTrack 5 Auto-Login (2011-09-07) — Tired of logging in and starting X manually every boot? Today we're automating the process.
• E32: Windows Optimization Tools Pt 2 (2011-09-09) — You guys sent in a ton of ideas for Windows optimization tools after one of my earlier HakTips.
• E33: Mirror Websites with HTTrack (2011-09-12) — Download a copy of any web site and host it locally with a one-line web server.
• E34: How to Make ANY Application Portable (2011-09-16) — I LOVE portable applications! Who likes installing stuff? Today I’m checking out Cameyo, a free virtualization tool.
• E35: Bash Basics: Ping, Date and While (2011-09-23) — In this bash basics HakTip we combine the power of the ping and date commands with read and a while loop to create a timestamped ping — perfect for debugging borked bits.
• E36: Easy Network and Bandwidth Monitoring (2011-09-30) — Monitoring your PC's performance is one very important way to optimize any PC.
• E37: Bash Basics: Turn Long Commands into Scripts (2011-10-07) — In this Bash basics HakTip, we're turning exhaustively long commands into shell scripts with minimal effort.
• E38: My Favorite Alternative App Launchers for Windows (2011-10-14) — There are a lot of handy ways to launch programs and apps in Windows, and here are 3 of my favorites: RocketDock, StarDock ObjectDock, and True Launch Bar.
• E39: Bash Basics: Keep History Free from Passwords (2011-10-21) — In this bash basics HakTip we’re downloading files from .htaccess protected web directories without storing the password in the bash history.
• E40: How to Safely and Securely Delete and Restore Your Files (2011-10-28) — Deleting files is easy! But so is restoring them. Today, we're looking at tools to help securely and safely delete and restore files.
• E41: Bash History Tricks (2011-11-04) — In this bash basics HakTip, we're covering bash history tricks.
• E42: Two Easy Ways to Improve Graphics (2011-11-11) — Use these two easy tools to help improve your graphics, monitor, and video card settings without spending several hours tweaking your settings.
• E43: Bash Substitution Without Sed (2011-11-18) — In this bash basics HakTip, we're covering Bash substitution without sed.
• E44: CPU Testing and Tweaking with Simple Apps (2011-11-25) — Ever want to tweak your CPU just a bit, change the fan speeds, or just plain research your machines stats? Here are some tools that do just that.
• E45: Chrome Grease Monkey Script for Late Night Coding (2011-12-02) — In this HakTip, Darren covers how to implement a grease monkey script in Chrome to correct a problem made by website designers.
• E46: How to Move Steam Games from Your C Drive (2011-12-09) — Running out of room on your Solid State C Drive? Move your Steam games to another drive while keeping them playable with this great program.
• E47: Merry Christmas from the Command Line! (2011-12-23) — Today we're skinning holiday cats in bash. That's Linux speak for we're doing fun happy command line things for the sake of doing them.
• E48: How to Use Problems Step Recorder for Windows (2012-01-06) — On today's HakTip, we're checking out the Problems Step Recorder, a built-in Windows 7 program that will record every mouse or keyboard click for faster and easier problem solving.
• E49: Network Monitoring in Linux with lsof (2012-01-20) — In this HakTip we're covering nifty network monitoring tricks using lsof in Linux.
• E50: Update All of Your Programs at Once with AppUpdater! (2012-02-03) — Ever wish you could just update all of your programs at once instead of when they give you a popup to do so? You can with this Windows program, similar to apt-get upgrade in Linux,
• E51: Free Text to Speech with Linux (2012-02-18) — In this HakTip, we're setting up Festival for the GUI in Linux.
• E52: How to Get Linux with Get Linux (2012-03-02) — On today's episode of HakTip we're checking out Get Linux, an ISO downloader for Windows.
• E53: Netcat Without Netcat (2012-03-16) — We're setting up bind shells to netcat, without using netcat! Darren features three methods to create reverse shell connections to the internet's favorite TCP/IP swiss army knife.
• E54: 9 Tips for the Linux Terminal (2012-03-30) — In this HakTip, Shannon is covering some simple tips for starting with the Linux Terminal.
• E55: Guake: An FPS-Style Terminal for Your Linux Box (2012-04-13) — Pimp your Gnome desktop with this First Person Shooter inspired terminal emulator.
• E56: Record Terminal Sessions with ttyrec (2012-04-27) — Need a lightweight screen recorder for your Linux terminal sessions? Darren checks out ttyrec and ttyplay, this time on HakTip.
• E57: Linux Terminal 101 – Getting Started (2012-05-11) — Today on HakTip I will be focusing on some easy commands to get you started in the Linux Terminal.
• E58: Linux Terminal 101 – File Manipulation (2012-05-25) — Today on HakTip, I will be focusing on some Linux Terminal commands that'll help you manipulate and move files.
• E59: Linux Terminal 101 – Wildcards, Hard Links and Symbolic Links (2012-06-08) — Today on HakTip, I will be checking out some Linux Terminal shortcuts called Wildcards, as well as hard and symbolic links.
• E60: Linux Terminal 101 – Filenames, History, and Shortcuts (2012-06-24) — Today on HakTip, I will be checking out some Linux Terminal filename specifications, how to view history, and file shortcuts.
• E61: Linux Terminal 101 – Type, Which and Apropos (2012-07-13) — Explore and learn about some Linux Terminal commands such as type, which and apropos.
• E62: Linux Terminal 101 – Create Your Own Command with Alias (2012-07-20) — Today on HakTip, I will be creating my own command with alias, then saving it with bashrc.
• E63: Linux Terminal 101 – I/O Redirection of Standard Outputs (2012-08-03) — This week, we're learning about I/O Redirection. I/O stands for input/output and it lets you redirect the input and output of commands to and from files, and connect multiple comma
• E64: How to Capture Packets with Wireshark – Getting Started! (2012-08-15)
• E65: Redirecting Standard Terminal Errors in Linux (2012-08-31) — This week, we're continuing our Linux Terminal 101 series with redirection of standard errors into files.
• E66: Linux Terminal 101: Using CAT with Standard Inputs (2012-09-14) — This week are are using the command in Linux called CAT to view Standard Input files.
• E67: Linux Terminal 101 – Grep and Pipes! (2012-09-28) — This week on Haktip, we are checking out pipelines and their abilities in the terminal.
• E68: Linux Terminal 101 – How to use echo (2012-10-11) — This time on HakTip, Shannon covers the echo command and its various uses.
• E69: Using Expansions Commands in the Linux Terminal – Part 2 (2012-10-26) — This week we are checking out more expansion commands with nesting and parameters.
• E70: The Importance of Quotes In The Terminal (2012-11-09) — This week we check out single and double quotes in the Linux terminal.
• E71: Linux Terminal 101: Your Favorite Tips and Tricks (2012-11-24)
• E72: Linux Terminal 101: My Top Best Resources (2012-12-07)
• E73: Linux Terminal 101: Typing Less with Keyboard Shortcuts (2012-12-21)
• E74: Linux Terminal 101: How to Use History (2013-01-04) — Today we're learning and using the history command.
• E75: Linux Terminal 101: How to Use Permissions (2013-01-18) — Permissions exist for Linux computers so more than one person can use a machine at one time and only be allowed to do certain things.
• E76: Linux Terminal 101: How to Change Your Identity (2013-02-01) — Several user accounts can exist on one Linux machine, and you can easily create and remove them using these commands.
• E77: Linux Terminal 101: How to View Processes (2013-02-15) — This week we are checking out processes.
• E78: Linux Terminal 101: Controlling Processes (2013-03-01) — This week we are controlling the processes that we learned about last week.
• E79: Linux Terminal 101: Viewer Tips! PID, History, and More! (2013-03-15) — This week we are checking out your viewership feedback tips.
• E80: Linux Terminal 101: Viewer Tips Part 2! (2013-03-29)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does HakTip have? 1 season(s) with 80 episodes.

Where can I watch HakTip? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.