Anti-Hacking Team

[TheNavigator]

Hello guys, so after I saw what happened to Joe, I thought about making an Anti-Hacking Team.

An Anti-Hacking team (that one that I want to create :yes: )'s job is to protect forums and websites against hackers in so many ways. Like protecting FTP, strengthening passwords, making some anti-bruteforce stuff, etc.

I don't have much hacking experience though. Just a little of MySQL Injection, keyloggers, prorat and etc. (Come on guys. I NEVER EVER used those in a bad way...)

What do you think about the idea itself? Do you think that there shall be an Anti-Hacking team?

Who do you think shall join that team?

Share everything you want to about this topic please 🙂

 

[master412160]

There are professional companies for doing what you suggest.

And + it wouldn't be allowed by the FP staff as this is hacking related.

And that isn't really allowed on FP I think?

 

[Fergal]

...And + it wouldn't be allowed by the FP staff as this is hacking related...

Topics related to Internet security and how to protect your forum or website are allowed.

 

[master412160]

Alright I see now. Then this is a good idea. But very hard to achieve.

 

[TheNavigator]

Actually those large companies need massive payment to protect your website.

What we'll be doing is making it cheap or even for free 🙂

 

[Tindris]

I don't quite understand HOW you would do this.

 

[TheNavigator]

I can't get this information out.

But the main idea is to try to gain access to the website - forum - blog and then adding an anti-code for this

In other words, imagine that you have a bank. You know where the money are. You get some clothes and you try to steal your OWN bank. You won't get the money, you just want to get there. If you succeeded, then you add something like a safe for example or an alarm to prevent you (and real thieves) from succeeding again 😉

 

[Branden]

Do you know anything about Hacking and internet security?

 

[froggyboy604]

A sub-forum on forum and website security, and internet security on Forum Promotion would be useful for members who don't know much about forum and internet security.

 

[Fergal]

A sub-forum on forum and website security, and internet security on Forum Promotion would be useful for members who don't know much about forum and internet security.

Those topics would probably fit in well in our Forum & Hosting Support section?

 

[koz]

Well I can easily secure my own website. What would this group offer to me and other people that enjoy securing forums, websites, and more. Would you make a community forum dedicated to security and securing your own websites.

 

[D]

Why doesn't one of you make an actual forum for internet security? Surely if there is that much of a need it will be successful 😉

 

[froggyboy604]

I agree making a forum for Internet Security which covers online safety, antivirus, firewall, antispyware, antimalware, website/forum security would be very successful.

Internet Security is a pretty advance topic, so I think there will be a lot of people interested in learning more about computer and internet security on a forum.

 

[Poopy Head]

If you could please explain to me how you can achieve this then I will think about it. 😉

 

[Carson]

Are there not large companies that handle making security software for servers and such?

 

[Poopy Head]

That would make sense, but I don't think that is exactly what they're looking for. 😉

 

[dballerp]

If you hire someone to HACK your site just to add an anti hack code, how do you know that they won't just hack it for themselves

 

[The Reverend]

If you hire someone to HACK your site just to add an anti hack code, how do you know that they won't just hack it for themselves

Its called trust. There isnt much of it left in this world today. Oooh that was deep. Anywho, I would be interested 🙂

 

[Watch Me Sink]

To be completely honest, this sounds like a stupid idea. Just keep your password safe and strong, and make sure you aren't hosted by a host that doesn't have their crap together.

 

[Poopy Head]

To be completely honest, this sounds like a stupid idea. Just keep your password safe and strong, and make sure you aren't hosted by a host that doesn't have their crap together.

I agree. dballerp made sense in his post.