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hacker group 

n.
/hak-er groop/

A term describing a collective of like-minded, notorious hackers, the term was more popular in the 80s and 90s and as the advent of the script kiddie took over in popularity the public focus on hacker groups (and thus, the use of the term) has waned. Examples of such hacker groups include l0pht, Phalcon/Skism and Legion of Doom.
Fact: "L0pht, a hacker group comprised of more than 50 members, announced at HOPE 2000 that they could take down the Internet within 30 minutes due to a fundamental flaw in the design and implementation of the TCP Internet Protocol."
hacker group by NOSliwes November 21, 2009
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hackergrounds

A group of Malwares makers and hacker that teach to people who want to be real hackers. HackerGrounds is owned by DuckArcher, the best pentester that exist and RAT, the best Malware Maker that exist. The goal of HackerGrounds was to share the knowledge of the best hacker in HackerGrounds. But it recently closed and now, everyone does his own stuff and sometimes some members do a project togethers to hack thousands of computers.
Oh! I got hacked by LittleRAT from HackerGrounds!
hackergrounds by JanixPad November 19, 2017
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