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Low Level
Subscribers 1.1M
Videos 360
Views 125.9M

Channels Like Low Level

Low Level covers cyber security and software security topics, with a focus on tutorials and exploratory content as suggested by video titles like 'I Hacked This Temu Router. What I Found Should Be Illegal.' and 'openclaw security situation is insane,' along with a broad set of keywords such as hacking, security, programming, npm, malware. The channel appears to post new videos weekly, with an average view count around 422.7K per video across 360 published works, indicating a mix of in-depth tutorials and security demonstrations rather than short-form vlogs.

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Videos 1.5K
Views 108.6M
Appearances 23
SERP 100%
Similarity 69%
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High search overlap for cyber security topics (100% search) suggests shared audience with Low Level, and a strong content alignment around vulnerability research and blue team defense (69% content), indicating similar instructional focus despite IBM Technology’s enterprise tilt.

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75% relevance

Subscribers 340K
Videos 201
Views 18.4M
Appearances 16
SERP 71%
Similarity 77%
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Similar audience for web app hacking and bug bounty content (queries with 71% search match) and strong content similarity on web vulnerability scanning (77%), showing parallel emphasis on practical application and vulnerability discovery.

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Subscribers 1.3M
Videos 3.2K
Views 248.1M
Appearances 14
SERP 51%
Similarity 67%
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Significant overlap in security fundamentals and defensive practices (search 51%, content 67%) places Professor Messer in the same educational niche as Low Level, though Messer leans more toward certification prep and broad defense concepts.

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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 defense (queries and content aligned), with a notable focus on cybersecurity basics (74% content), reflecting a similar foundational and defensive instructional style.

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58% relevance

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Videos 577
Views 385.0M
Appearances 5
SERP 23%
Similarity 81%
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Strong audience overlap for network security topics and practical labs (content 81%), but lower search alignment (23%), indicating they attract a related but somewhat distinct audience despite similar hands-on network topics.

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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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Overlap on cyber security tutorials and network penetration testing (search 35%, content 73%), plus web app hacking focus, showing parallel instructional topics with similar depth in offensive security.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors identified are IBM Technology (81% match) and CyberFlow (75% match). IBM Technology aligns with overlapping queries such as cyber security tutorials, entergent vulnerability research, and blue team defense, while CyberFlow connects on web app hacking, bug bounty insights, and web vulnerability scanning. Both channels have substantially larger subscriber bases than Low Level (IBM Technology at 1.6M and CyberFlow at 340K versus Low Level at 1.1M), indicating broader reach but similar topic areas. Professor Messer (60% match) also overlaps on security auditing tools and network defense strategies, with 1.3M subscribers. These competitors share queries around security tools, defensive practices, and ethical hacking demonstrations, highlighting a common focus on security education and practical demonstrations.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Low Level?

Low Level's biggest competitors on YouTube are IBM Technology (81% match, 1.6M subscribers), CyberFlow (75% match, 340K subscribers), and Professor Messer (60% match, 1.3M subscribers). They share a focus on tech, security, and hacking-related topics, appealing to viewers interested in cybersecurity and IT knowledge.

What type of content does Low Level make?

Low Level creates tech-security content, with videos like 'I Hacked This Temu Router. What I Found Should Be Illegal.' (2.4M views) and 'the most advanced hack i've ever seen' (247.7K views). The channel averages ~422.7K views per video and uploads ~3.4 times per week.

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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