2600: The Hacker Quarterly is an American quarterly journal specializing in issues surrounding hacking, telephone switching systems, internet protocols, telecommunications in general, the politics around high technology and its impact on society.
With origins in the phreaking community and late 20th century counterculture, 2600 and its associated conference transitioned to coverage of modern hacker culture, and the magazine has become a platform for speaking out against increased digital surveillance and advocacy of personal and digital freedoms.
This issue includes a piece by our very own LadyAda and Mr. LadyAda – Citizen Engineer!
Featured in this issue:
The Power of the Press
The Censorship Resistant Internet: How to Run a Tor Hidden Service
Converting the Voter Database and Facebook into a Google for Criminals
Hacktivism to End Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery
Telecom Informer
How Rogue One Taught Me Not to Be a Bad Guy
A Declaration of Independence for Cyberspace
Demonsaw: Bypassing Anonymity Utilizing Social Engineering
Creating an Automated Open Wi-Fi Traffic Capturing Tool for Under $20
0x8bc4 Before You 0xffe0
Hacker Perspective
My Perspective
OPTingOUT
Analog vs. Digital Living: Real Solutions to Absolute Anonymity and Privacy
Effecting Digital Freedom
Building a Better Screen Locker for GNU/Linux
Citizen Engineer – by our very own LadyAda and pt!
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