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What this means

You can :

• Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format
• Adapt — remix, transform, translate, and build upon the material
• Use it for any purpose, including commercially

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• Attribution (BY) — credit "llm-hacking.com" with a link back, indicate if you made changes
• ShareAlike (SA) — if you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same license

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What this does NOT cover

• Third-party content — quoted excerpts, screenshots, papers cited remain under their original license.
• Logos and brand assets — the LLM-Hacking name, logo (Cyber Skull), and visual identity are not covered by CC BY-SA. Don't use them to claim affiliation or endorsement.
• Code samples — code in articles is offered under the MIT license unless otherwise stated.

Why this license?

CC BY-SA is the licence Wikipedia uses. It encourages sharing and translation while ensuring the result stays open for everyone. It's the standard for community-maintained knowledge bases.