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The following information has been fetched by our IRC crawler during its last connection to server irc.sekurnet.org on 2026-10-22 at 20:11 (UTC).
| NETWORK=SekurNet CHANTYPES=# CHANMODES=beI,k,lfjL,imnprstzCNPQSTVROMcDuG PREFIX=(qaohv)~&@%+ NICKLEN=30 CHANNELLEN=50 TOPICLEN=307 CASEMAPPING=ascii MODES=6 STATUSMSG=~&@%+ AWAYLEN=390 KICKLEN=300 : MAXLIST=b: LINELEN=512 TARGMAX=PRIVMSG: |
| Administrative info about irc.SekurNet.org SekurNet IRC Network irc.SekurNet.org - Europe support[at]sekurnet.org |
| - - ____ _ _ _ _ - / ___| ___ | | __ _ _ _ __ | \ | | ___ | |_ - \___ \ / _ \ | |/ /| | | || '__|| \| | / _ \ | __| - ___) || __/ | < | |_| || | | |\ || __/ | |_ - |____/ \___| |_|\_\ \__,_||_| |_| \_| \___| \__| - - irc.SekurNet.org - - small network - secure by default - no nonsense - powered by SekurIRCd v1.3.0 - https://gcanosa.github.io/SekurIRCd/ - - ===================================================================== - NETWORK - ===================================================================== - - Plaintext ..... port 6667 - TLS/SSL ....... port 6697 (recommended - gets you user mode +z) - Hostnames ..... cloaked; your real IP is not shown to other users - Services ...... ChanServ /msg ChanServ HELP - Accounts ...... /msg NickServ REGISTER <pass> (see ACCOUNTS) - - ===================================================================== - CHANNELS - ===================================================================== - - #SekurNet ........ main lobby - say hi - #help ............ questions about the network or your client - #gh-monitoring ... GitHub commit/update feed for our projects - - Want your own channel? See [ REGISTERING A CHANNEL ] below. - - ===================================================================== - RULES - ===================================================================== - - By connecting you agree to the following. No exceptions. - - 1. Be civil. No harassment, hate speech, threats or doxxing. - 2. No flooding, spamming, advertising or mass-highlighting. - 3. No botnets, drones, clones or connection proxies for abuse. - Bots are fine if they behave and a channel op allows them. - 4. No warez, cracks, malware, stolen data or illegal content. - 5. No porn or NSFW content outside channels set up for it. - 6. No nick or channel squatting, and no impersonating staff. - 7. Channel ops run their channels; network staff run the network. - Take disputes to #help, not to the channel you got kicked from. - 8. Don't ask for oper. If we need you, we'll ask you. - - Breaking the rules gets you a kick, a K-line or a permanent ban - - our call, no appeals via PM spam. Incidents may be reported to - your provider. If you wouldn't let your kids do it at home, don't - do it here. - - ===================================================================== - ACCOUNTS: REGISTER A NICK - ===================================================================== - - Register once, then log in each time you connect: - - 1. Register: /msg NickServ REGISTER <password> - or /REGISTER <account> <password> - You are logged in at once; the account is named after your nick. - 2. Log in: /msg NickServ IDENTIFY <password> - other name /msg NickServ IDENTIFY <account> <pass> - - Best way: SASL. Put your account and password in your client's - SASL PLAIN settings and it logs you in while connecting - no - IDENTIFY needed. Clients with IRCv3 account registration - (draft/account-registration) can create the account for you. - TLS users can log in by certificate instead: /CERT ADD - - Pick a strong password and keep it to yourself. - - ===================================================================== - REGISTERING A CHANNEL - ===================================================================== - - 1. Create it and hold op: /JOIN #mychannel - 2. Register it: /msg ChanServ REGISTER #mychannel <pass> - 3. Keep it alive (optional) /msg ChanServ JOIN #mychannel <pass> - ChanServ stays inside, so the channel survives everyone leaving. - - Lost op after a reconnect? Get it back with: - - /msg ChanServ IDENTIFY #mychannel <pass> - - Share ops without sharing the password: - /msg ChanServ ACCESS #mychannel ADD *!*[at]their.host o <pass> - - Pick a strong channel password and keep it to yourself. - Full command list: /msg ChanServ HELP - - ===================================================================== - SECURITY: SCANNED FOR YOUR PROTECTION - ===================================================================== - - To keep drones, botnets and open proxies out, every connection is - checked automatically by our Protection bundle: - - 1. DNS blocklists - your IP is looked up in DNSBLs of known - open proxies, drones and abusive hosts. - 2. Proxy scan - your IP may be scanned: the server opens a few - connections back to your address on common proxy ports (HTTP, - SOCKS4, SOCKS5) to test whether it relays traffic. It never - reads your files or data - it only checks for an open proxy. - - Seeing short connections from us in your firewall log right after - you connect? That is why - nothing is wrong, no action is needed. - - Listed, or found to be an open proxy? The address is banned for a - while. Close the proxy, then ask in #help and we will sort it out. - - ===================================================================== - PRIVACY - ===================================================================== - - Server logs are kept for abuse handling only and are never sold - or shared. Staff never ask for your password - don't give it out. - - ===================================================================== - - Type /MOTD to read this again. Be smart. Be chill. Have fun. - |