Hello, I'm back, with another Intro- I'm sorry. I'm a potato and Idk what to do. But this is the third Episode and the final Introduction before we get things started officially so it only gets better from here.

Script:

Hello, and welcome, finally to another episode of hackerclips.

(intense keyboard clicking as intro)

I have been away, and planning how best to present more content, at least till we get the channel mid-way up and kicking and i've decided we should do book walkthroughs and reviews, as this is something not a lot of people in security do.

You could start a course or tutorial and they tell you, this book could teach you a lot about the topic and if you're like me in any way, book reading could be hectic for you, like it is for me and I have some really good books that could help you get started in web security so best usage case is, you can see this book walkthrough series just like that, a walkthrough. So basically, after listening to the episodes fully summarizing and walking you through each topics, then it'd be easier to deep-dive into tutorials or the actual books in-depth.

Without taking more of your time, we'll go straight into the first book, 'The Web Application Hacker's Handbook', Second Edition by Dafydd Stuttard and Marcus Pinto, and straight into it and i'll see you in the next episode.

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Do I have a mic difficulty? Can you not hear me clearly or my voice sounds horrible? Please let me know! 

Hi, we're back. I'm running through the plan and idea for hackerclips and hackedemy and trying to explain as clear as I can.

Still unclear? Do I have a mic problem? Questions?

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I really don't teach CSS btw :)