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Welcome to .netSec!

.netSec is currently under construction. During this time parts of the website may be down, incomplete or just completely not functional. Our goal is to quickly bring the site only with updates as quickly as we can push them out. Once the forum or blog is online you will be able to view more information there.

Thanks for your patience.

.netSec is a free, safe, secure and legal place to learn about .Net security and hacking, expand your knowledge and show off your skills.

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What Is .netSec?

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.NetSec is hacking and reverse engineering based challenges in the .Net environment meant to facilitate learning and practicing of the techniques used against sites and software.

About our site

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We love security and love the .Net Framework, though the two haven't been the best of friends. We believe that showing and allowing people to explore .net security will raise awareness.

Challenges Overview

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Reverse Engineering Challenges
Website and Service Hacking Challenges
Silverlight and MVC Challenges
Encryption and Privacy Challenges

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  1. 3 New Software Challenges [10/12/2011 4:14:56 PM] - Admin
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