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Selfdefense: How you prevent? Should BHW have a Security Subforum?

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I wonder, it seems like nobody cares about security issues... or very little.

what did you do to prevent yourself fraud/hacks/gov...?

I read a lot of threads where people dropin there skype ID's etc.
And everybody should know, skype isn't a save platform and specially not in case of grey or black hat topics.

Why BHW have no Security Forum?

I see a thread from 2011...

...but in terms of sec. things change constantly.

What do you think?
 
I think people have a personal responsibility to protect themselves and that means keeping up with security issues.
There are plenty of security forums out there where people can learn from security professionals.

As for a security section on BHW, I think it might have been suggested before, but you might want to request it again here:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/forum-suggestions-feedback.26/
 
true, I'm just curios and want to start a random sec. talk. At least it is like you said... but a chain is as strong as its weakest link... you know :D
 
true, I'm just curios and want to start a random sec. talk. At least it is like you said... but a chain is as strong as its weakest link... you know :D

I sort of agree with you and had previously wanted a Sec section, but since then I have seen some people give terrible advice to others, so I think for it to work it would need to be monitored by a Mod with a security background.
Anyway, will ask Mods to move this thread to the Suggestions section.
 
OK, lets see whats happened... I think it's in the interest of everybody. :)
 
I'd rather not.

We're a SEO forum, adding in a security forum will encourage hacking discussion, which we don't allow.

Just my thoughts :)
 
I'm with IKS, I don't like the idea of a security forum because it might prompt hacking discussions.

As for the lack of security threads, I still have a bunch of notes from a security-based BST I was going to launch here before becoming a moderator, but since I scrapped the BST idea, I can convert it into a website security guide for the forum. However, as you noted, the world of security is constantly changing, so any thread I create for the forum would be more generalised so I don't have to constantly update it. It's also easier for me to moderate a single thread than it is to moderate any entire section, so this eliminates the possibility of any hacking discussions.
 
well, there is room for interpretation, but I got your point :)

I started the tread more for random talk... like what VPN did you use, which messenger you preffer and so on, just kind a crypto talk.

But its OK, Mods can bury the Thread
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