David Bombal

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  • #618: Your Smart Device Is Tracking You More Than You Think
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    // Glen Sorensen’s SOCIAL //
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    // David's SOCIAL //
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    // SPONSORS //
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    // MENU //
    0:00 - Coming Up
    0:49 - Why Privacy Matters Even If You Have Nothing to Hide
    01:49 - How Much Are We Being Surveilled?
    02:52 - How Companies Collect and Sell Your Personal Data
    05:43 - Sponsor: Proton Drive
    07:32 - Who Is Buying Your Personal Data?
    08:34 - How Streaming Services and Smart TVs Track You
    10:19 - Why Mobile Apps Are a Privacy Risk
    11:41 - How Easy Is It to Find Someone's Personal Information?
    13:11 - Doxxing, Scams and the Dangers of Exposed Data
    14:32 - How Hackers Use Personal Data to Attack Companies
    16:03 - How Is Mass Surveillance Legal?
    17:01 - License Plate Readers and Location Tracking
    18:13 - Are Smart TVs Spying on You?
    19:03 - What Can I Actually Do?
    21:55 - Does DeleteMe Really Work?
    25:50 - Can You Ever Be Anonymous Online?
    28:02 - Which Operating System Is Best for Privacy?
    31:31 - How to Audit Your Apps and Permissions
    33:36 - The Best Privacy-Focused Web Browsers
    34:40 - Outro
    Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!
    Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.
    #privacy #vpn #internet
    35 min
  • #617: This Is How NVIDIA's AI Mercedes Drives in Real Traffic
    What happens when NVIDIA's AI drives a Mercedes-Benz CLA through Berlin traffic? David Bombal rides along to see how Alpamayo and the Halos safety stack work together.
    At GTC Berlin, I ride in a Mercedes-Benz CLA running a development version of NVIDIA's Alpamayo driving software. We encounter cyclists, pedestrians, narrow roads, unusual junctions, parked cars and unpredictable drivers while the car handles much of the driving under human supervision.
    We look at what is actually happening behind the scenes: an end-to-end AI model proposes a driving path, a separate classical safety stack checks the environment and rules, and a trajectory arbiter decides when to allow the plan or fall back. The car uses on-board NVIDIA DRIVE Orin computing, cameras, radar and ultrasonic sensors.
    We also discuss training with US and European driving data, simulation with NVIDIA Cosmos, the difference between this development vehicle and NVIDIA's downloadable Alpamayo research models, and what it takes to adapt the system to different vehicles and countries.
    In this video:
    • A live AI-assisted drive through busy Berlin streets
    • How Alpamayo and the classical Halos safety stack work together
    • Why narrow roads, cyclists and German traffic lights are difficult cases
    • The cameras, radar, ultrasonic sensors and DRIVE Orin hardware
    • How real-world data and Cosmos simulation help train and test driving models
    • Which Alpamayo research models you can explore yourself Important: this demonstration is a supervised Level 2 driver-assistance system.
    The person in the driver's seat remains attentive and responsible; this is not an unsupervised robotaxi. Would you trust AI-assisted driving in a busy city? Which situation would you want it to handle first?
    NVIDIA Alpamayo: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/solution...
    NVIDIA Halos: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/ai-trust...
    Alpamayo research downloads: https://developer.nvidia.com/drive/do...
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    // TIMESTAMPS //
    0:00 - Intro
    0:39 - Not a normal Mercedes
    01:42 - How the Alpamayo stack works
    02:52 - Levels of self-driving cars
    04:01 - How the cameras work
    05:10 - Difference between Alpamayo and Halos
    07:49 - Self-driving cars in the future
    08:30 - Alpamayo vs standard LLM
    10:00 - Going for a drive // Training the AI model
    14:52 - Alpamayo and Halos working together
    15:38 - Left side and right side driving
    16:21 - Smooth driving behaviour
    18:47 - Petrol (Gas) vs electric cars
    19:47 - Real-world scenario driving
    21:16 - Petrol (Gas) vs electric cars continued
    22:56 - Unique traffic laws
    25:49 - The future of Aplamayo and Halos
    26:49 - Difference to other self-driving cars
    28:45 - Aplamayo on Hugging Face
    30:35 - Trusting self-driving cars
    33:02 - Handling unusual scenarios
    34:17 - Adjusting acceleration based on the vehicle
    37:05 - Hardware explained
    38:43 - Self-driving cars in the future pt.2
    39:57 - How the model is trained
    41:38 - Conclusion
    #NVIDIA #AutonomousDriving #Alpamayo
    43 min
  • #616: How Police Can Track Your Phone
    Big thanks to ThreatLocker for sponsoring my trip to Black Hat USA 2026 and also for sponsoring this video. To start your free trial with ThreatLocker please use the following link: https://www.threatlocker.com/davidbombal
    Your phone can be tricked into connecting to a fake cell tower. These devices are commonly known as Stingrays, cell-site simulators or IMSI catchers. They can be used to
    identify and locate phones in an area, and some attacks can interfere with the security of your cellular connection.
    At Black Hat and DEF CON, I spoke to Cooper Quintin, Senior Staff Technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), about Rayhunter.
    Rayhunter is an open-source project from the EFF designed to detect suspicious cellular activity using inexpensive mobile hotspot hardware.
    In this interview, Cooper explains how Stingrays and IMSI catchers work, why your phone can connect to a fake cell tower, what an IMSI is, how cellular downgrade attacks work, what a null cipher is, how Rayhunter detects suspicious activity, and what the EFF has learned from real-world deployments.
    We also get into mobile forensic extraction, phone searches at the border, biometrics vs PINs and passwords, and the bigger question of how much surveillance power governments and law enforcement should have.
    Thanks to ThreatLocker for sponsoring my trip to Black Hat and DEF CON and for sponsoring this video.
    #CyberSecurity #Privacy #Hacking
    // Cooper Quintin’s SOCIAL //
    EFF Website: https://www.eff.org/about/staff/coope...
    LinkedIn: / cooper-quintin-932029125
    Website: https://cooperq.com/
    // Web Page REFERENCE //
    https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/03...
    https://www.eff.org/
    https://ssd.eff.org/
    // David's SOCIAL //
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    // MY STUFF //
    https://www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal
    // SPONSORS //
    Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: [email protected]
    // MENU //
    0:00 - Intro
    0:52 - Cooper Quintin introduction
    01:18 - Rayhunter tool by EFF
    02:45 - Stingrays used by law enforcement
    05:05 - How the Rayhunter works
    08:44 - Threatlocker sponsor segment
    09:59 - Rayhunter results
    12:06 - Concerns of Stingrays
    14:02 - Why should people care
    15:17 - Concerns of mobile forensic extraction tools
    17:17 - Password vs biometric
    18:04 - Conclusion
    Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!
    Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.
    #cybersecurity #bhusa26 #privacy
    20 min
  • #615: How is AI Changing Cybersecurity?
    Big thanks to Cisco & Splunk for sponsoring my trip to .Conf 2026 and also for sponsoring this video.
    // Kamal Hathi’s’ SOCIAL //
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    // Hanlin Fang’s SOCIAL //
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    // Jessica Oppenheimer’s SOCIAL //
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    // Craig Woolley’s SOCIAL //
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    // Tom Smit’s SOCIAL //
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    // Bruce Snell’s SOCIAL //
    LinkedIn: / brucesnell-security
    // Heath Johnson’s SOCIAL //
    LinkedIn: / heathjohnsonvm
    // Paul Bannister’s SOCIAL //
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    // Hao Yang’s SOCIAL //
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    // Robert Castley’s SOCIAL //
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    // Leila Reyhani’s SOCIAL //
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    // David's SOCIAL //
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    // MY STUFF //
    https://www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal
    // SPONSORS //
    Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: [email protected]
    // MENU //
    0:00 - How to stay in control in the world of AI
    00:38 - Visualizing data with Splunk
    02:24 - Born observable // Observability for AI
    04:36 - Cisco Data Fabric
    06:43 - Hunt and investigation // Security threats
    08:10 - Data foundation
    09:08 - The cost of AI and the ROIs
    09:41 - Red vs blue team with AI
    11:46 - Visualizing AI security
    13:00 - Targeted autonomy
    14:02 - .conf26 summary
    15:26 - Conclusion
    Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!
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    #splunk #cybersecurity #ai
    16 min
  • #614: Learn Malware Analysis with Ghidra and x64dbg (for free)
    Want to learn how to reverse engineer malware? Lindsay Kaye joins me to demonstrate malware analysis using Ghidra and x64dbg, two free tools you can use to develop your skills.
    Lindsay is the author of Dissecting the Dark Web. In this interview, we take apart a data theft tool used by LockBit affiliates and examine BlackMatter ransomware. You’ll see how malware detects a debugger, hides strings, and loads functions at runtime.
    We also run ransomware in a lab VM to show what happens to the victim’s files.
    We discuss:
    • How ransomware gangs steal data before encrypting it
    • How static and dynamic analysis work together
    • Finding malware indicators in Sysmon logs
    • Why ransomware can print physical ransom notes
    • How reputation and trust work in criminal forums
    • How to start reverse engineering by compiling your own C programs and examining them in Ghidra
    If you have some programming knowledge and want to understand how malware works, this is a practical look at the skills involved.
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    // Lindsay Kaye’s SOCIALS //
    Website: https://www.lindsaymkaye.com/
    LinkedIn: / lindsaymkaye
    Human Security Website: https://www.humansecurity.com/people/...
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    // MY STUFF //
    https://www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal
    // SPONSORS //
    Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: [email protected]
    // MENU //
    0:00- Coming Up
    0:40 - Intro (Lindsey's Book)
    02:49 - Lindsey's Background
    03:30 - Proton Ad
    05:44 - Interesting Book Topics
    07:18 - Demo Starts
    10:57 - How To Follow Along With The Book
    14:12 - x64 Debuggng
    20:21 - Writing Rules With Stealbit
    23:27 - Analysing Ransomware
    28:10 - Building Your Ransomware
    31:05 - Reputations On The Dark Web
    32:52 - Analysing Dark Web Malware
    37:30 - Running The Ransomware
    41:00 – Questions to Lindsay
    42:17 – How to Connect with Lindsay
    42:39 – Final thoughts
    Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!
    Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.
    #defcon #reverseengineering #darkweb
    44 min
  • #613: Think You’re Private Online? Watch This
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    How private are the apps you use every day? I sit down with Thorin Klosowski from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) to discuss online privacy, secure messaging, VPNs and the data we share with AI tools.
    We look at Signal, WhatsApp and Telegram, discuss privacy tradeoffs across Windows, Linux, Android and iPhone, and ask what you should assume about email and cloud storage. Thorin also walks through EFF’s free Surveillance Self-Defense guides to help you create a security plan and decide what to focus on first.
    If you work in cybersecurity, or you simply want to help your family protect their privacy, this conversation gives you a starting point without assuming everyone needs the same tools.
    In this interview:
    Why “I have nothing to hide” misses the point
    How to think about passwords, two-factor authentication and security planning
    Why messaging defaults and privacy settings matter
    What a VPN can and cannot do for your privacy
    AI features, cloud storage and questions to ask about your data
    Phone and computer privacy tradeoffs, email and encryption
    Which privacy setting or app are you going to review first? Let me know in the comments, and subscribe for more cybersecurity and privacy conversations.
    // Thorin Klosowski’s SOCIALS //
    Website: https://www.eff.org/about/staff/thori...
    EFF LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/eff?...
    // Web page REFERENCE //
    https://ssd.eff.org/
    // David's SOCIAL //
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    // MY STUFF //
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    // SPONSORS //
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    // MENU //
    0:00 - Coming Up
    0:40 – Intro & about the EFF
    02:50 – DeleteMe Sponsored Section
    05:08 – Surveillance & Self-Defence Tools
    08:41 – Tool Guides, AI Privacy & Cloud Storage
    13:29 – Messaging Apps to use
    16:27 – Operating Systems to use
    21:16 – How Secure is Email & Encryption
    23:22 – Security Tips for Activists & Protestors
    26:53 – Closing & Conclusion
    Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!
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    #Privacy #CyberSecurity #EFF
    28 min
  • #612: How Hackers Trick AI Into Giving Up Secrets (Demos and free labs)
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    // Free AI labs //
    Prompt Injection Taxonomy: https://arcanum-sec.github.io/arc_pi_...
    AI Security Resource Hub: https://arcanum-sec.github.io/ai-sec-...
    // Jason Haddix’s SOCIALS //
    X: https://x.com/Jhaddix?lang=en
    Github: https://github.com/Arcanum-Sec
    Website: https://arcanum-sec.com/
    // David's SOCIAL //
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    // MY STUFF //
    https://www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal
    // SPONSORS //
    Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: [email protected]
    // MENU //
    0:00 -Coming Up
    0:48 - Jason Haddix at DEF CON
    01:36 - Sponsor – Proton Drive
    03:31 - AI Chatbot Penetration Testing
    04:11 - The Prompt Injection Taxonomy
    06:19 - Bypassing AI Guardrails & Classifiers
    07:15 - DEF CON AI Hacking CTF
    08:31 - Why AI Security Testing Is Different
    10:18 - Instagram AI Account Takeover Demo
    14:39 - AI Meeting Transcript Prompt Injection Demo
    17:28 - How to Start Learning AI Security
    18:18 - Final Thoughts
    Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!
    Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.
    #ai #aihacking #promptinjection
    19 min
  • #611: Building AI Agents? Set Up These Guardrails First
    Big thanks to ‪@Cisco‬ & ‪@Splunkofficial‬ for sponsoring my trip to .Conf 2026 and also for sponsoring this video.
    AI agents can do things you never intended. So how do you monitor their behavior, spot security problems and decide what they should be allowed to do? I’m joined by Splunk’s Kamal Hathi at .conf26 to discuss AI agent security, observability and what an agentic SOC means for the people working in cybersecurity.
    Kamal explains why setting a goal isn’t enough. You need visibility into what your agents are actually doing, clear guardrails and human oversight for important decisions. We also discuss why monitoring only a sample of agent activity can leave gaps, and how focused small language models could help reduce evaluation costs.
    In this interview, we cover:
    • Known agents, unregistered agents and unexpected behavior
    • AI evaluations, guardrails and zero trust
    • Automating SOC alert triage while keeping humans in control
    • Using AI to create SOAR playbooks
    • Running models locally for privacy, cost and control
    • Choosing between local models and cloud models
    • Whether you should still study computer science in 2027
    If you’re building AI agents, working in cybersecurity or deciding what to learn next, this conversation will give you plenty to think about.
    // Kamal Hathi’s’ SOCIAL //
    LinkedIn: / kamal-hathi
    // David's SOCIAL //
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    // MY STUFF //
    https://www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal
    // SPONSORS //
    Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: [email protected]
    // MENU //
    0:00 - Coming Up
    0:43 - Intro
    02:25 - Security Against AI
    06:26 - Collecting Data on your AI
    08:33 - AI Hallucinations
    10:48 - Is Life Like Sci-Fi?
    14:09 - Will AI Replace You?
    17:16 - Not Giving Your Information to AI
    18:50 - Kamal's Prediction for the Future of AI
    20:20 - Final Thoughts
    21:29 - What Should you Study in 2027?
    22:00 - Conclusion
    Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!
    Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.
    #SplunkConf26 #Splunk #Cisco
    23 min
  • #610: WiFi Pineapple Pager: What Can It Actually Do?
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    Note: Hak5 did not pay me to make this video. But, for full transparency: Darren was kind enough to give me some cool Hak5 gadgets. Get your own using my link below.
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    WiFi hacking without opening your laptop? ‪@DarrenKitchen‬ from ‪@hak5‬ joins me to talk about the WiFi Pineapple Pager and what this little Linux device can actually do.
    Darren shares the story behind the Pager, explains its support for 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz WiFi, and walks us through features including wireless reconnaissance, eventtriggered alerts, and community-created payloads. We also discuss how Bash and DuckyScript helpers let users build their own functionality, and how Pager Portal makes it possible to download payloads directly onto the device.
    How does it compare with the WiFi Pineapple Mark VII and Enterprise? We look at the different use cases, from portable testing to remotely auditing a client’s wireless network.
    And yes, someone has already made it run Doom.
    This is an interview and feature overview with the creator, covering the ideas, technology, and community behind the WiFi Pineapple Pager.
    // Darren Kitchen SOCIAL //
    YouTube: / darrenkitchen
    Website: https://hak5.org/pages/hack-across-am...
    X: https://x.com/hak5darren
    // Hak5 WEBSITE //
    https://shop.hak5.org/
    // Previous YouTube video with Darren REFERENCE //
    Hacking Gadgets Every Cybersecurity Pro should know: • Hacking Gadgets Every Cybersecurity Pro Sh...
    // David's SOCIAL //
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    // MY STUFF //
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    // SPONSORS //
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    // MENU//
    0:00 - Intro
    0:35 - Coolest hacking tool // Hak5 WiFi Pineapple Pager
    03:10 - Proton VPN sponsor segment
    05:28 - History of the WiFi Pineapple
    08:53 - WiFi Pineapple Pager overview
    12:17 - The community
    15:55 - Easy to get started
    16:50 - WiFi Pineapple Mk7
    18:53 - WiFi Pineapple Enterprise
    21:23 - Supported WiFi frequencies
    22:43 - Conclusion
    Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!
    Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.
    #wifipineapplepager #wifi #hackinggadgets
    23 min
  • #609: How Hackers Target Satellites Through Ground Control Systems
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    How do you hack a satellite? The attack can start on the ground. Watch a mission control demo showing how web vulnerabilities can change a simulated spacecraft’s orbit.
    At DEF CON, I meet Milenko and Andrzej, the authors of The Spacecraft Hackers Handbook, to explore spacecraft cybersecurity. They explain the infrastructure behind satellite operations, what the Via sat attack actually targeted, and why protecting spacecraft requires both security and space engineering knowledge. Then Andrzej demonstrates previously patched vulnerabilities in an older version of mission control software. Using Burp Suite, he shows how path traversal exposes configuration files and how cross-site scripting can trigger a spacecraft command through an operator’s browser.
    We cover:
    • Why satellite security extends to systems on the ground
    • How path traversal and XSS affect mission control software
    • Telemetry, telecommands, CCSDS and the SDLS security layer
    • How GPS supports timing as well as navigation
    • Python examples, a prepared lab VM and learning resources
    • The authors’ nine satellite cybersecurity challenges on Hack The Box
    • Skills and career opportunities in spacecraft cybersecurity
    The demonstration uses a spacecraft simulator. The vulnerabilities shown were disclosed to the vendor and patched.
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    // Milenko Starcik’s SOCIALS //
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    // Andrzej Olchawa’s SOCIALS //
    Website: https://visionspace.com/author/a-olch...
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    // Online Resources //
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    https://github.com/orgs/spacecrafthac...
    // Blog Post REFERENCE //
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    // MENU //
    0:00 - Intro
    0:52 - How Russia hacked satellites
    02:12 - The Spacecraft Hacker's Handbook
    03:23 - VisionSpace
    04:04 - DeleteMe sponsor segment
    05:29 - Growth in satellites launched
    06:28 - What would losing satellites mean
    07:12 - Protocols explained
    08:00 - Misconceptions of satellite hacking
    09:28 - Threat level of satellite hacking
    10:39 - Upcoming demo explained
    12:20 - Who is the book for?
    16:46 - A gap
    17:48 - Other recommendations
    19:49 - Hacking satellite demo overview
    20:34 - Hacking satellite demo walkthrough
    33:54 - Demo next steps
    34:29 - Demo walkthrough continued
    38:51 - Conclusion
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