In order to be able to take full advantage of this site you should register (here). Registering on TriviaSecurity is absolutly free and easy, it only takes around 2 - 3 minutes maximum to complete the process and it will give you the benefits including:
» Access to certain areas of the site which are only for members
» Access to Downloads, Articles & Texts sections
» Access to Forums & Online chat
» The ability to post on the forums/ask questions
» The ability to Reply with your comments
» Email notification of replies to news posts you specify
» The ability to send private messages to other users
» If you want, you can also subscribe to our mailing list
» You will have access to a huge resource of information which will help you learn about securing yourself
» You will have access to a huge resource of information which will help you learn about securing yourself against hackers as best way is to know how to hack. The more you want to learn, the more we will help you. The more you want to learn, the more you will be taught.
» Not only will you have access to a huge resource of valuable information, but you will also get to make possibly your first friends in the hacking community, who can teach you a lot in most cases And enjoy hundreds of other site features...

Just go here and fill up the form. Registration form requires a username, password and a valid email address. This email address will not be used for spam, and you have the option to hide your email address from other users of this site. You will receive an email in your email account with a link to activate your account. This site requires you to validate this email address before you can finish your registration. Once you follow the link, you will activate your account and it will be ready to use. You only have to activate your account once!

You may change the information in your profile at any time you wish by going to the page |here|. It is your responsibility to keep this information up to date, especially your email address. You may change any piece of information you like apart from your username. Your username is yours for life... Unless you register with a new username. In this section you may also edit your signature. Your signature will be automatically added to the end of your comments in the forums if you have enabled it, allowing you to easily add information to all of your posts.

Please go here and enter the username name and email address that you used to register as a user. You will receive your user name and password in your email account. If you also forget this email, you'll have to register again with a different user name. Or try contacting Admin of the site at admin(at)triviasecurity.net .

Now that you are registered, why not go for your first post? How about a post introducing yourself? The "General Talk" forum sounds like a great place to post it. In this introductory post, talk about anything you want! Maybe about what your areas of interest and expertise are, or maybe explain how/where you heard about this site.

I will let you know about a few mistakes many new people make, so you can avoid the usual fare of newbie stuff. We were all newbies at one point and we had all made mistakes. Don't worry if you make a mistake, or someone flames you about it, they are usually only joking around. The most common mistake is posting something in the wrong place. This takes a while to get used to, but before starting a new thread, take a quick glance at the forums list and see where it fits in best. Another mistake commonly made is creating a thread already made. It's pretty difficult going through all the posts to see if the thread idea that you are going to post already exists or not, but a quick search in the forums will do just fine. Also before posting do read up a tutorial on how to ask questions (here).

You need to be a registered user to be able to download files from this site. If you're still having any trouble please post on the forums about your problems.

NO we are not trying to trick you in anyway.

Most antivirus programs treat hacking related files as virus even if they are not. If you're downloading any malicious program such as subseven or a mail bomber or webcracker, etc.. then your antivirus will detect it and try to keep you safe. Reason: Antivirus programs detect malware. If you download a virus - your AV will tell you so. Any file that compromises a system integrity or security would be a virus for an antivirus software. Try disabling your AV when playing with those files. We are sure 99.9% of our files are free of virus. Unless stated so.

If you are not sure, just don`t download any file.

Try searching http://www.google.com Or post on the forums.