Voor de nostalgie en voor de mensen die niet genoeg geduld hebben voor een forum heeft Certified Secure een IRC server up and running. De server is bereikbaar op hacking.certifiedsecure.com, port 9999.
De server ondersteunt *alleen* SSL verbindingen, dus daar moet je even goed op letten.
Source: http://wiki.barafranca.com/index.php/IRC/HOWTO:Connect_using_SSL
Using SSL with mIRC
The latest versions of mIRC all support secure server connections via SSL using the OpenSSL library. To use the OpenSSL library with mIRC you will need to download the library and place it in the mIRC folder or in the Windows System folder. You can then run mIRC and the OpenSSL library will be used automatically.
Where can I download the OpenSSL library?
An installer for OpenSSL 0.9.8o can be found here: openssl-0.9.8o-setup.exe. This version of the OpenSSL library was created using a default compilation of the OpenSSL source files from the OpenSSL website and as such may or may not be suitable for your particular needs. If you have the technical skills to compile your own, please feel free to do so.
Where do I install OpenSSL?
You will need to place the files either in the mIRC folder (typically C:\Program Files\mIRC) or in the Windows System folder (typically C:\Windows\System32).
What do I do next?
You can now run mIRC as usual and it should find and use the OpenSSL library automatically. To confirm whether mIRC has loaded the OpenSSL library, you can open the Options dialog and look in the Connect/Options section to see if the "SSL" button is enabled. You can also check the $sslready identifier to determine whether mIRC has loaded the OpenSSL library successfully. To initiate a secure connection to the Omerta IRC server, you can use the /server -e-command, or prefix the port number with a plus sign:
/server -e irc.barafranca.com 6679
/server irc.barafranca.com +6679