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Walk through twenty years of research as rooms, illuminated winners and recovered artifacts.

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This archive is free, and it stays free. Two decades of web hacking research, preserved before its hosts disappear. If it has been useful to you, a star is how other researchers find it — and sponsorship keeps the hosting, the recaptures and the curation going.

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Credits

Jeremiah Grossman — created the list and curated 2006–2015.

James Kettle and PortSwigger — curators since 2016.

Every researcher behind the 1,100+ techniques collected here.

Maintained by Soroush Dalili (@irsdl).

Preserved material remains the work of its original author and publisher. The local copies are presented for research and historical access.

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