pebble

Subscribers 7.7K

Videos 148

Views 272.5K

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Pebble covers hacking, cybersecurity, and CTF topics through tutorials and practical guides, as reflected by video titles such as How to Compromise Every Internal Network, How Hackers Gain Root Access, and Hacking CTFs. The channel emphasizes instructional content, including Linux privilege escalation, SQL injection, Kali Linux installation, and TryHackMe/HTB challenges, with a mix of longer deep-dives and practical walkthroughs. Upload frequency appears steady with 148 videos since joining in 2018, and the channel averages around 5.6K views per video.

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89% relevance

Subscribers 340K

Videos 201

Views 18.4M

Appearances 31

SERP 100%

Similarity 82%

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70% relevance

Subscribers 5.2M

Videos 577

Views 385.0M

Appearances 15

SERP 59%

Similarity 77%

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64% relevance

Subscribers 3.0M

Videos 2K

Views 351.8M

Appearances 17

SERP 37%

Similarity 83%

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63% relevance

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Views 7.5M

Appearances 8

SERP 34%

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Appearances 6

SERP 29%

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60% relevance

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Videos 438

Views 3.2M

Appearances 7

SERP 19%

Similarity 87%

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Top competitors by match strength are CyberFlow (89%) and NetworkChuck (70%), with David Bombal (64%) also closely aligned. They share overlapping queries such as cyber security hacking, network hacking tutorials, privilege escalation Linux, web application hacking, and SQL injection techniques. Pebble has 7.7K subscribers, while CyberFlow has about 340K and NetworkChuck about 5.2M, indicating a large gap in audience size though similar content focus. David Bombal sits at around 3M subscribers, also larger than Pebble. The common threads are tutorials and labs for hacking and cybersecurity, including tryHackMe/HTB topics and Kali Linux installation, which define the competitive landscape.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to pebble?

CyberFlow (89% match, 340K subscribers) and NetworkChuck (70% match, 5.2M subscribers) and David Bombal (64% match, 3M subscribers). These channels share a focus on cybersecurity, hacking, and network security topics, aligning with pebble's themes of hacking, Kali Linux, ethical hacking, and CTFs.

What type of content does pebble make?

Pebble creates content about hacking, cybersecurity, and CTFs, as reflected by video titles like How to Compromise Every Internal Network, How I Passed The CBBH/CWES Exam, How Hackers Gain Root Access | Linux Privilege Escalation, Intro To Hacking and CTFs, and SQL Injection. The channel averages about 5.6K views per video and has an unknown exact upload frequency, with an implied ongoing uploads schedule (average views per video provided).

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