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Welcome to Zero Identity
Welcome to Zero Identity, we are a project dedicated to all computer enthusiasts, security analysts, and anyone wishing to enrich their knowledge of computers. The aim of our project is to provide the knowledge necessary for security to all members. We provide simulated scenarios and actual vulnerabilities to every member, in order to correctly teach them about a full range of exploits and vulnerabilities. Zero Identity is a free, safe, and legal environment for everyone to enjoy!
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News
User Submitted News
| Site News
| Zi Programming Challenge Competition |
| Submitted by: ZI Staff on 02.06.2009 |
| Well, we wanted to bring some activity here to Zi and thought it would be a good thing to release a programming competition! How fun!! Well, I assure you that this will not be a fun but will be an awarding experience who does contribute to this. This is the brake down: |
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| Pirate bay says dispite jail, |
| Submitted by: ZI Staff on 20.04.2009 |
Pirate Bay forced to server one year in jail and pay 3.5 million dollars.
In a press conference, Sunde said: "We can't pay and we wouldn't pay? Even if I had money I would rather burn everything I owned and not even give them the final dust from the burning." |
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| New IRC Server |
| Submitted by: ZI Staff on 14.04.2009 |
As many of you noticed, our IRC server was unavailable for most of April 13th...this is because it was being moved to a new (and better) server. The reason you couldn't get on is because the old IP address we used to connect was no longer connected to the same server we are on.
So here is the new Server info:
Server: zeroirc.info
Port: 6667
Channel: #zeroidentity
Hope to see you guys on there soon |
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Latest Stuff
In the wake of UK-based Vaserv.com, a large internet service provider, was hit by a zero-day vulnerability that wiped out the data for 100,000 websites the man behind the virtualization software used by Vaserv.com was found hanged.
Jeff Moss, who you may know as the founder of the hacking conference DefCon, was sworn in yesterday as one of the new members of the Homeland Security Advisory Council. And we think it's a shrewd and thoughtful move.