2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Autumn 2014

The thirtieth anniversary volume, opening with "Thirty Years On" and closing with "The 21st Century Hacker Manifesto."

Spring covers "Lessons from 'Secret' History," "Asterisk: The Busy Box," "Robbing the Rich Using Bitcoin" and "The Night the ATM Went Down on Me." It also runs "Android Reversing Bootcamp" and "Hacking Commercial Maytag Washers and Dryers." Summer prints "Sabotage The System: Encryption as Surveillance State Monkey Wrench," "Crossover: Where Metal and Hacking Met and Mixed" and "Yippie Ki-Yay: Social Engineering and Film," beside "Toilet Hacking." Autumn runs "The Demoscene - Code, Graphics, and Music Hacking," "Bugging a Room with an IP Phone," "Writing Buffer Overflows for Non-Programmers" and "Covert War-Driving with WiGLE." Winter adds "Password Cracking in the Modern Age," "Format De-Shifting," "Home Depot Hacks," "Recon on Disney's Magic Band" and "Crypto Systems Which Resist Quantum Computers."

EFFECTING DIGITAL FREEDOM, written by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, begins in the Autumn issue and has run in every issue since.