Let me clear one thing,even if you join hacking group you will not learn anything.
Best way to learn hacking
1-clear all fundamentals about networking
2-you should have knowledge about Operating System
3-Go through the syllabus of CEH certification
By doing this you will get idea about on which things you have to concentrate.
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Adwiteeya Agrawal
worked at Salesforce
If you are lucky and in school still where there is a security group that maybe the best place to start.
If not look for local meet ups, if you are in a tech city there would be a bunch that keep happening.
If that doesn't work for you, you can take up online courses/trainings and you might get to know people who would want to learn more about the field.
If not you can try some facebook groups where common interest is met.
Prasanth
Assistant System Engineer at Tata Consultancy Services (2017-present)
Neiko Rivera
Bachelors Computer Hacking & Neural Network, DePaul University
Forget joining a malicious hacking group with bad intent. Why not talk to a very active community that can teach you the same thing. From my experience everyone in the field is very open and willing to help out in any way. Try Twitter or the hak5 website or Kali Linux website. What do you want to hack the people on Quora can give you advice