Hello, World!

Welcome to our community forum - where hackers, makers and high intellects come together to collaborate, learn and challenge each other's minds in stimulating conversations. We believe that intelligence is not just about individual achievements but also about engaging in discussions and exchanging ideas. That's why we've created this platform - to provide you with a space to connect and grow as a community.

At our forum, you'll find a diverse group of individuals from all walks of life who share your passion for learning and intellectual stimulation. Whether you're interested in technology, science or philosophy, our members are eager to engage in thought-provoking discussions and share their knowledge and experiences. We believe that everyone has something valuable to contribute and we encourage our members to participate actively in our discussions and collaborate on projects together.

Our forum is not just about intellectual discussions - it's also about building meaningful relationships and fostering a sense of community. We believe that by coming together and collaborating on projects and ideas, we can achieve great things and push each other to new heights in our personal and professional lives. So whether you're looking to connect with like-minded individuals or find new challenges to stretch your mind, our forum is the perfect place to start.

So what are you waiting for? Join our community today and start engaging in stimulating conversations and challenging each other's intellects. Together, we can create something truly remarkable and make a positive impact on our world.

You can experience...

The Spirit of Hacking: We are unique and unmatched, relentless in our pursuit of knowledge and skill. We seek to push the boundaries of what is possible, to explore new frontiers, and to never stop learning.

The Spirit of Community: We stand together as one, united in our passion for hacking. We support and help each other, sharing our knowledge and expertise, and never leaving a fellow hacker behind.

The Spirit of Friendship: We form strong bonds, unbreakable connections that transcend borders and distance. We trust and rely on each other, working together towards a common goal.

The Spirit of Assistance: At the call of "Hackers Unite!", we will come together, no matter where we are, to support and defend our own. We will use our skills and knowledge to help those in need, without hesitation.

The Spirit of Innovation: We embrace change and reject stagnation. We constantly seek new ways to improve and adapt, never satisfied with the status quo. We push the limits of technology and drive progress forward.

The Spirit of Perseverance: We never give up, no matter the challenge. We are resilient and resourceful, overcoming obstacles and persisting through adversity. We will not rest until we achieve our goals.

The Spirit of Sharing: We believe in the power of collaboration and sharing knowledge. We will openly share our discoveries and insights, empowering others to build upon our work and further the cause of hacking.

The Spirit of Exploration: We seek out new frontiers, exploring uncharted territories and uncovering hidden secrets. We are curious and fearless, never afraid to venture into the unknown.

The Spirit of Creativity: We embrace our individuality and diversity, using our unique perspectives to create innovative solutions and artistic expressions. We reject conformity and embrace the beauty of difference.

The Spirit of Ethics: We recognize the impact of our actions and strive to use our abilities for the greater good. We will not use our skills to harm others or violate their privacy and security without just cause.

The Spirit of Evolution: We recognize that change is constant and that we must adapt to stay relevant. We will continue to learn and grow, embracing new technologies and techniques, and evolving our methods to stay ahead of the curve.

The Spirit of Unity: We stand together as one, united in our passion for hacking. We will not be divided by borders, distance, or differences. We are a global community, united in our pursuit of knowledge and our commitment to the hacker way.

The Requisites

A computing device with Internet access No previous knowledge is required. The join challenge is enough to determine your thought process and willingness to learn. You must have an internet connection to access our communication channels and resources.

Your real name is not required: The only thing that matters is who we are as individuals, not our past or our names. You can use any nickname or handle that reflects who you are or want to be. It is not mandatory to share personal information with others unless you feel comfortable doing so.

A willingness to learn: The world is constantly changing, technology is evolving, new vulnerabilities are discovered every day, new exploits are developed to take advantage of them, new tools are released to defend against them... We must be open to learn from our own experiences as well as from others. We must be willing to adapt to new situations and environments, to think outside the box and come up with creative solutions to problems.

The Banner of HACKERS: It will be the most glorious, stained with the sweat and blood of our efforts. We will raise it high, proud of who we are and what we represent. We will defend it with our lives, and it will be a symbol of our strength and unity.

To some hackers, having an emblem might smack too much of groupthink. But the hacker community is, in fact, a community, knit together by trust bonds over the Internet. One thing we've learned since 1991 is that visible emblems of community are just as valuable to hackers as they are to other kind of human beings. They help us recognize each other, help us affirm common values and cooperate more closely. They're useful social engineering.

Using this emblem means something a little different from just presenting yourself as a Linux fan, or a Perl-monger, or a member of any of the hacker subtribes that have become so successful since the mid-1990s. These are relatively recent developments in a tradition that goes back decades. Back to the homewbrew microcomputer experimenters of the early 1970s; the earliest Unix developers and ARPANET engineers in 1969; and to the SPACEWAR hackers at MIT in 1961.

The hackers, in the broadest sense, are the people who built the Internet, and Unix, and the World Wide Web; our dreams of freedom have changed the world everybody lives in. See How To Become A Hacker for an in-depth look at what that means. If you find yourself nodding in agreement as you read that document, you are one of the people who should be using this emblem.

All HACKERS are brave: Each hacking group has its own reputation for bravery; here, we will show our hackers brotherhood is the bravest. We will prove our worth, not with words, but with actions.

Be nice with others: Speaking good is what makes us different from those motherfuckers. Let's talk about anything in a smart way to avoid censorship. Endless arguements and flame wars are strongly discouraged in most contexts.

Avoiding leaks: Do not share insider information to the outer world in a manner that could harm the community or any of its members.