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What isn't Hack Workshop?

A security group or a hacking/cracking team. We don't attack other websites, nor do we make any attempt to crack software. We merely exist to document hacking methods and techniques and act as an information portal for this.

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Anyone at all can edit the information on this site. It is designed in a way that if you believe you have information that deserves to be on the site, or if you think you can improve on anything, you can do it easily. If you wish to get stuck right in, please check out our to do list.

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Don't be afraid to make changes. If you're unsure if your change is valid, do it anyway. Other members will soon be able to confirm your changes and raise a discussion in the forum if appropriate. We ask that you do not revert a change someone has done to your work without raising or documenting the issue by suitable means (either in the forum or summary box) to prevent a cyclic effect.

What is Hacking?

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Articles

Astalavista.com hacked by anti-sec group.

The popular "security experts" site Astalavista.com has been hacked by the "anti-sec group". Why? As anti-sec explains:

"anti-sec group" wrote:

Other than the fact that they are not doing any of this for the "community" but for the money, they spread exploits for kids, claim to be a security community (with no real sense of security on their own servers), and they charge you $6.66 per months to access a dead forum with a directory filled with public releases and outdated / broken services.