2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Autumn 2013

The thirtieth volume, published through the summer of the Snowden disclosures, with the Autumn editorial "The Right to Know."

Spring covers "Guest Networks: Protection Less Than WEP?," "Practical Cryptanalysis," "Social Engineering: Tactics for Prevention" and "Extra-Legal Harassment." It also runs "Fiddler - Never Trust the Client," "Hypercapitalism and Its Discontents" and "Cracking Push-Button Locks," with a review of Exploding the Phone. Summer prints "Splunking the Google Dork," "Fun with the Minuteman III Weapon System," "A Broad Spectrum of DRM" and "0-Day Adventures," beside "Cyber Attacks on Equities Markets." Autumn runs two articles on Bitcoin, "Hacking The Apple Collective," "Internet Trolls," "Access Tandem Codes and the Hidden Phone Network" and "Defeating Forensic Attacks on Full Disk Encryption." Winter adds "Privacy - A New Hope Through Tails," "Wi-Fi Security: Attack and Defense," "Pretty Good Privacy" and "The Growing Schism Between Hackers and the Law."

Bitcoin enters the magazine in the Autumn issue. One article introduces it, and a second asks whether it is the hacker currency, a question the volumes since have kept returning to.