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CFL ISSA Group Rules
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Respectful Discussions: Treat all members with respect and professionalism. Engage in discussions that contribute to the understanding of information security. Disagreements are fine, but keep conversations civil and avoid personal attacks.
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Stay On-Topic: Keep discussions focused on information security-related topics. This includes cybersecurity practices, threat intelligence, data privacy, ethical hacking, network security, and related subjects.
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No Unauthorized Sharing: Do not share sensitive or confidential information, whether it's your own or someone else's. This includes personal data, passwords, or any data that could compromise security.
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Cite Sources: When sharing information or news, provide credible sources. This helps maintain the accuracy and reliability of our discussions.
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No Hacking or Malicious Activities: Discussions should revolve around ethical hacking and security practices, not actual hacking or malicious activities. Do not request or provide assistance for illegal or harmful actions.
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Learning Environment: Encourage questions and discussions for learning purposes. There are no "stupid" questions here – we're all here to learn and grow.
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No Commercial Promotion: This is not a platform for self-promotion or advertising. Do not post links to products, services, or job opportunities unless directly relevant to a discussion.
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Advice and Guidance: Offer advice and guidance based on best practices and your expertise. However, remember that the responsibility for implementing suggestions lies with the individual seeking advice.
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No Plagiarism: If sharing content, ensure proper attribution and permission. Plagiarism is strictly prohibited.
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Privacy Respect: Respect the privacy of others. Do not share personal or contact information about other members without their explicit consent.
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Security Tools and Techniques: Feel free to discuss security tools and techniques, but do not encourage or engage in discussions about using tools for illegal or unethical purposes.
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No Trolling or Spam: Avoid trolling, spamming, or engaging in disruptive behavior. Meaningful contributions are valued over quantity.
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Secure Communication: Use secure channels for sensitive discussions. For example, avoid sharing sensitive information in public comments or chats.
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Reporting Concerns: If you come across content that violates the rules, report it to the moderators. Do not engage in arguments or confrontations.
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Constant Learning: Keep in mind that the field of information security is constantly evolving. Stay open to new ideas, techniques, and updates.
Remember, the ultimate goal of this group is to foster a community of individuals who are passionate about information security and want to learn and share knowledge in a safe and respectful environment. By adhering to these rules, you contribute to the growth of our community.