Low Level

Subscribers 1.1M

Videos 360

Views 125.9M

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Low Level covers cyber security and software security topics, including hacking, security, programming, and malware, through tutorials and in-depth explorations. The channel publishes new videos weekly, with an average of about 422.7K views per video across 360 published works since joining in Oct 2020.

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81% relevance

Subscribers 1.6M

Videos 1.5K

Views 108.6M

Appearances 23

SERP 100%

Similarity 69%

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High search overlap on cyber security topics (e.g., cyber security tutorials, vulnerability research) with 81% match, and 69% content similarity, indicating similar audience focus but slightly different delivery and depth.

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75% relevance

Subscribers 340K

Videos 201

Views 18.4M

Appearances 16

SERP 71%

Similarity 77%

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Strong alignment on web app hacking and bug bounty themes (queries like web app hacking, bug bounty insights) driving a 75% match, with content at 77% similarity, suggesting comparable topics presented with similar depth.

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#3

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60% relevance

Subscribers 1.3M

Videos 3.2K

Views 248.1M

Appearances 14

SERP 51%

Similarity 67%

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Overlaps on security auditing and defense topics (queries: security auditing tools, network defense strategies) yielding 60% match, with content at 67% similarity, indicating a shared educational focus but differing format or emphasis.

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59% relevance

Subscribers 173K

Videos 147

Views 7.5M

Appearances 7

SERP 38%

Similarity 74%

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Shared emphasis on security auditing tools and blue team basics (queries and blue team emphasis) producing 59% match, with high content similarity (74%), implying similar subject matter but distinct presentation style.

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58% relevance

Subscribers 5.2M

Videos 577

Views 385.0M

Appearances 5

SERP 23%

Similarity 81%

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Common interest in network penetration testing and web vulnerability scanning (queries: network pentesting, web vulnerability scanning) resulting in 58% match, but a strong 81% content similarity, indicating closely aligned topics delivered in a parallel style.

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The Cyber Mentor

58% relevance

Subscribers 981K

Videos 573

Views 36.9M

Appearances 11

SERP 35%

Similarity 73%

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Similar tutorial-focused approach for cyber security and pentesting (queries: cyber security tutorials, network penetration testing) with 58% match, and 73% content similarity, showing parallel instructional content with comparable depth.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are IBM Technology (81% match) and CyberFlow (75% match). Both connect with overlapping queries such as cyber security tutorials, entergent vulnerability research, blue team defense (IBM Technology) and web app hacking, bug bounty insights, web vulnerability scanning (CyberFlow). Also notable is Professor Messer (60% match) and NetworkChuck (58% match), which share queries around security auditing tools, network defense strategies, and router hacking techniques. Low Level has 1.1M subscribers, while IBM Technology leads with 1.6M and NetworkChuck has 5.2M subscribers, indicating Large-channel competition; IBM Technology and CyberFlow are the closest in topic focus, aligning with Low Level on security tutorials and vulnerability research.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Low Level?

IBM Technology — 81% match, 1.6M subscribers; CyberFlow — 75% match, 340K subscribers; Professor Messer — 60% match, 1.3M subscribers. All three have content focused on tech, security, and educational material related to hacking, cybersecurity, and IT topics, aligning with Low Level's channel keywords such as hacking, security, and programming.

What type of content does Low Level make?

Low Level creates content centered on hacking, security, programming, software, npm, and malware. Video titles suggest hands-on demonstrations of hacks, security analyses, and controversial or illegal-sounding findings. The channel uploads about 3.4 videos per week, with an average view count around 422.7K per video.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Low Level?

We analyze Low Level's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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