📺 YouTube Channels to Follow

If you learn best by watching someone explain and demo things, these channels are a great place to hang out.

BBC World Service – The Lazarus Heist (playlist)

Story-Driven • Narrative • Beginner

Podcast-style video series on the real North Korean hacking crew behind the Bangladesh Bank heist, told as a gripping investigation for everyday listeners.

👍 3,200+ shared

NetworkChuck

Entertaining • Beginner • 3.8M subs

High-energy videos that make networking and cybersecurity fun. Good for visual learners who want entertaining explanations and challenges.

👍 4,100+ shared

David Bombal

Technical • Comprehensive • 2.42M subs

Covers networking, ethical hacking, and security fundamentals. Great mix of beginner and advanced content with clear explanations.

👍 2,800+ shared

BBC World Service – CyberHack: Evil Corp (playlist)

Story-Driven • Investigation • Beginner

Documentary series investigating the world's most notorious cybercrime gang, blending real hacking stories with journalistic investigation in an engaging narrative format.

👍 3,500+ shared

Computerphile

Educational • Engaging • 2.37M subs

Explains the "why" behind computing and security: encryption, passwords, operating systems, and more. Not all videos are about security, but many give you the foundations that make the rest make sense.

👍 2,600+ shared

Tip: You don't need to subscribe to everything. Pick one or two channels that match your style and check out a few videos.

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