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1 forums.hak5.org - Hak5 Forums
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2 securityxploded.com - Home Page - www.SecurityXploded.com
Infosec Research portal for Reverse Engineering, Cryptography, Anti-Spyware and Password Recovery Tools.
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3 backtrack-linux.org - BackTrack Linux - Penetration Testing Distribution
Penetration Testing and Security Auditing Linux Distribution
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4 youtube.com - YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.
YouTube is a place to discover, watch, upload and share videos.
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5 ansurock.blogspot.com - GAURAV ROCK
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6 arstechnica.com - Ars Technica
Serving the Technologist for more than a decade. IT news, reviews, and analysis.
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7 ubuntuforums.org - Ubuntu Forums
A help and support forum for Ubuntu Linux.
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8 forums.kali.org - Kali Forums
This is a discussion forum.
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9 sectools.org - Top 100 Network Security Tools
Review of the top 100 network security tools (free or commercial), as voted on by 3,200 Nmap Security Scanner users
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10 hackingdna.com - HackingDNA
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11 adaywithtape.blogspot.com - A day with Tape
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12 blogs.computerworld.com - Featured Blogs - Computerworld Blogs
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13 pentest101.blogspot.com - PENTEST101
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