Administrator Pulse 13 Posted October 24 Administrator Share Posted October 24 Welcome to our community focused on hacking, cracking, and tech discussions. The content here is intended for educational purposes, but we must ensure a respectful, secure, and organized space. Please read and follow these rules: 1. Educational Intent Only The primary purpose of this forum is for educational discussions on hacking, cracking, and cybersecurity techniques. Use this space to share knowledge, learn, and develop skills. Any discussions must be framed as hypothetical or for research purposes only. No encouragement or incitement to use information for illegal purposes. You are responsible for ensuring that your use of this knowledge complies with your local laws. 2. No Real-World Attacks or Fraud Do not post, request, or share real-world exploits, illegal account access, credit card fraud, or identity theft in a way that directly encourages or facilitates crime. Discussions around vulnerabilities, cracking, and tools are allowed only in an educational context. No sharing of actual stolen data, credentials, or card details. 3. Respect Privacy Do not post, request, or share personal identifying information (e.g., real names, addresses, passwords) without explicit consent. No doxxing or revealing real-world identities, even in hypothetical discussions. Respect the anonymity of members and maintain their privacy. 4. Ethical Use of Tools When sharing tools or exploits, make clear that they are for educational use. Indicate any ethical considerations. Do not post or request malware, ransomware, or any other tool designed with the sole intent to cause harm (outside of educational malware analysis). Posting reverse-engineering tutorials, software bypass methods, and cracking tools is permitted only in a learning or research context. 5. No Real-Life Targeting Do not post or request exploits targeting specific organizations, individuals, or websites with the intent to cause harm. Keep discussions theoretical or related to simulated environments for learning purposes (e.g., Capture the Flag events, private lab setups). 6. No Spam or Unsolicited Promotion Avoid irrelevant promotions, spam, or unsolicited advertisements, especially unrelated to the forum's core topics. Self-promotion of blogs, services, or tools is allowed in designated areas, provided it contributes value to the community. 7. Stay On-Topic Keep discussions within the relevant categories. Off-topic discussions should be limited to the appropriate sections (e.g., Off-Topic Lounge). Use descriptive titles for posts and tag content appropriately to help others navigate. 8. Report and Respect Moderators If you see content that violates these guidelines, report it to the moderators. Moderators will handle all violations, and their decisions are final. Respect their role in maintaining the forum's structure. Any disputes with moderation should be addressed privately. 9. No Harmful Sharing Avoid posting harmful content such as explicit step-by-step guides for criminal activities (e.g., bypassing systems in real-time, phishing). Instead, keep it theoretical. No real-world distribution of cracked software, stolen credentials, or access methods that can lead to direct misuse. 10. Legal Disclaimer All content and discussions on this forum are intended for educational and research purposes only. Forum administrators, moderators, and members are not responsible for any actions taken as a result of the information shared. Users are expected to understand and comply with the laws in their respective countries. Remember Your contributions should aim to educate and foster discussions on hacking and cybersecurity practices in a responsible way. We do not condone illegal activities, and members who directly facilitate or promote illegal use will be removed from the forum 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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