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Join host Phillip Wylie as he interviews Matt Brown, a cybersecurity professional, hardware hacker, and successful YouTuber who has grown from zero to over 100,000 subscribers in just two years. This episode dives deep into hardware security, IoT penetration testing, content creation strategies, and the future of cybersecurity careers in the age of AI.
Guest BioMatt Brown is a cybersecurity professional specializing in hardware hacking and IoT security. He's the creator of a popular YouTube channel focused on unedited, real-time hardware hacking tutorials. Matt has experience in offensive security, bug bounty hunting, and has won multiple live hacking events, including competitions hosted by Amazon. He holds degrees in IT and computer engineering with a focus on information assurance.
Key Topics CoveredHardware Security & IoT HackingMatt's journey began in junior high with an electronics and soldering class - an opportunity he notes many people don't have today. His first real introduction to hacking came through a YouTube video demonstrating WEP cracking using a bootable Linux CD. This experience of seeing his home network's Wi-Fi password decrypted sparked his passion for cybersecurity.
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Join host Phillip Wylie as he interviews Matt Brown, a cybersecurity professional, hardware hacker, and successful YouTuber who has grown from zero to over 100,000 subscribers in just two years. This episode dives deep into hardware security, IoT penetration testing, content creation strategies, and the future of cybersecurity careers in the age of AI.
Guest BioMatt Brown is a cybersecurity professional specializing in hardware hacking and IoT security. He's the creator of a popular YouTube channel focused on unedited, real-time hardware hacking tutorials. Matt has experience in offensive security, bug bounty hunting, and has won multiple live hacking events, including competitions hosted by Amazon. He holds degrees in IT and computer engineering with a focus on information assurance.
Key Topics CoveredHardware Security & IoT HackingMatt's journey began in junior high with an electronics and soldering class - an opportunity he notes many people don't have today. His first real introduction to hacking came through a YouTube video demonstrating WEP cracking using a bootable Linux CD. This experience of seeing his home network's Wi-Fi password decrypted sparked his passion for cybersecurity.

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