I Hacked My Own Server … It Fought Back
Alex Cybersecurity
Apr 20, 2026 20:48
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Most people think hacking is unstoppable… until you see what happens when the server fights back. I attacked my own website using SQL injection, XSS, and HTTP flood attacks, and watched everything get blocked in real time.
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In this video:
I set up a vulnerable server
Launch real attacks using Kali Linux
Test if a self-hosted WAF can actually stop a skilled attacker
Handle 5,000+ requests without crashing
This is what cybersecurity actually looks like from the defender's side.
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