News YouTube strikes infosec channels for 'instructional hacking' content

Seems like http://d.tube is only option now (maybe liveleak as well but they can be censored but currently they are very lax)

 

On the one hand: rah rah censorship etc, and the real issue of catching news content in the net of instructional content (e.g. videos educating on the WPS vulnerability mechanisms and how to patch vs. demonstrations of exploits).

On the other: dramatic reduction in the capabilities of your garden variety script kiddie, and that actual infosec practitioners won't be exchanging information via youtube videos.

Plus, it's Google's website, not yours. If you want them to pay for the hosting costs of your video, play by their rules. Otherwise, host your own server like everyone else on the internet.

 

Seeing reports the videos have been re-instated now.