Low Level

Subscribers 1.1M

Videos 360

Views 125.9M

Channels Like Low Level

Low Level covers cyber security and software security topics through tutorials and deep-dives, with a focus indicated by keywords such as hacking, security, programming, software, npm, and malware. The channel publishes new videos weekly, averaging about 0 min per video but an average of roughly 422.7K views per video, with a total of 360 videos since starting in Oct 2020.

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SERP 100%

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60% relevance

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SERP 51%

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Content Landscape

Top competitors include IBM Technology (81% match, 1.6M subscribers) and CyberFlow (75% match, 340K subscribers). Both align with overlapping queries like cyber security tutorials, entergent vulnerability research, blue team defense (IBM) and web app hacking, bug bounty insights, web vulnerability scanning (CyberFlow). Across the board, these channels are larger than Low Level, which has 1.1M subscribers, indicating stronger reach for the established players. Other notable overlaps include Professor Messer (60% match, 1.3M subscribers) with security auditing tools and network defense strategies, and NetworkChuck (58% match, 5.2M subscribers) with network penetration testing and router hacking techniques, highlighting common interests in defensive and offensive security topics.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Low Level?

IBM Technology (81% match, 1.6M subscribers) and CyberFlow (75% match, 340K subscribers) are the top competitors for Low Level, followed by Professor Messer (60% match, 1.3M subscribers). They share a focus on technology topics like hacking, security, and software, appealing to audiences interested in cybersecurity and IT.

What type of content does Low Level make?

Low Level creates content about hacking, security, programming, software, npm, and malware, as reflected in video titles such as 'I Hacked This Temu Router. What I Found Should Be Illegal.' and 'the most advanced hack i've ever seen.' The channel uploads around 3.4 times per week, with an average video view count of about 422.7K.

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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