2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Autumn 2005

The 2005 volume, which opens with "New York City's MTA Exposed" and spends the year on Google, voice over IP, and the systems running inside chain stores.

Spring runs "Electronic Application Insecurity," "Voice Over Internet Protocol," "Hacking Cisco IP Phones" and "Hunting Wifi Leeches." It also prints "HP Printers: The Hidden Threat," "Magnetic Stripe Reading" and "Inside the Emergency Alert System." Summer is largely Google: "Hacking Google AdWords," "Hacking Google Map's Satellite Imagery" and "Googlejacking by Example," beside "Home Depot's Lousy Security" and "Spying on the Library." Autumn covers data destruction, "Getting More out of SSH," "Using Tor and SSH Tunneling," "Javascript Injection" and "A Peek Inside a Simple ATM Machine." Winter adds "Hacking a JP1 Remote Control," "The RedBox DVD Kiosk," "How to Track Any UK GSM Mobile Phone" and an introduction to the Asterisk PBX.

Tor appears in the magazine for the first time in the Autumn issue. It became a standing subject: its control protocol in 2009, running a hidden service in 2017, and the disappearance of hidden services in 2021.