In this video, I explain what weaponisation is in the world of hacking. It is the second part of a cyberattack (after recon/info gathering) where the hacker will decide on where to place malicious code. A common technique is to combine the code with a payload such as a PDF or Microsoft document commonly used in phishing attacks. A macro attack is a form of weaponisation, and I will go over a few more points that I probably missed in my other video on that topic. This video follows on from the one I did about obfuscation which is a technique that is used with weaponisation to hide the threat.<br /><br />You can support me on Ko-Fi by giving me a tip: <br /><a href="https://ko-fi.com/avoidbigbro" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://ko-fi.com/avoidbigbro</a><br /><br />For those of you concerned with the audio quality, I have deliberately<br />dropped the pitch of my voice to mask it. I will not do any work in<br />front of the camera to protect my identity. The reason for this is<br />because the content is sensitive and I cannot control who watches my<br />YouTube and training videos. This is a small channel and production<br />quality is not crucial for us, but the information is.<br /><br />Please visit our website at www.avoidbigbro.com<br />We post the odd news article and links to training and tools.<br /><br />My available books/ebooks on Amazon<br />'Avoiding Big Brother' a digital privacy and security eBook.<br />'Operation Aurelius' a fictional novel.<br />'The Bear Roars' my research on Russian state-sponsored APT groups.<br />Author Brian Bladen<br />...<br /><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJnwhNk7h0A" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJnwhNk7h0A</a>