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Chats and Forums:

The Forbidden Web Archive

Security and Development Forum with a Security Basics Forum and Vuln-Dev.

http://www.forbiddenweb.org/

HFX International Forum

Discussion forum for topics surrounding the underground, technology and the like.

http://forum.hfactorx.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

SecureRoot

One of the worlds longest established hacking forums, offering resources covering everything from cracking to phreaking.

http://www.secureroot.com

Social Engineering

Discussion forum about the insecurity of humans known as social engineering.

http://www.socialengineering101.com

Irvine Underground Forums

Discussion forum for Southern California security experts and hackers. [RSS]

http://ivu.irvineunderground.org/

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