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==What we are== | ==What we are== | ||
| − | + | NetSec is a reincarnation of the former Blackhat Library site (with their blessing). | |
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| − | + | NetSec has staff based strongly in the security industry. The staff are comprised of hackers and network security specialists - along with primary contributors from the community. This wiki is one of the platforms said community uses to teach people, even those with no prior knowledge, what they know and how to do what they do. Any contributions not in violation of [[Disclaimer|our disclaimer]] are welcome. | |
[[:Category:Indexing|The index]] contains archives of things like [[shellcode]], [[programming]], [[exploitation]], [[administration]], and more. Feel free to [[:Category:Requested_maintenance|contribute]]. | [[:Category:Indexing|The index]] contains archives of things like [[shellcode]], [[programming]], [[exploitation]], [[administration]], and more. Feel free to [[:Category:Requested_maintenance|contribute]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:37, 5 June 2015
What we are
NetSec is a reincarnation of the former Blackhat Library site (with their blessing).
NetSec has staff based strongly in the security industry. The staff are comprised of hackers and network security specialists - along with primary contributors from the community. This wiki is one of the platforms said community uses to teach people, even those with no prior knowledge, what they know and how to do what they do. Any contributions not in violation of our disclaimer are welcome.
The index contains archives of things like shellcode, programming, exploitation, administration, and more. Feel free to contribute.
