2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Autumn 2019

The 2019 volume, the last before the pandemic, with the Spring editorial "Preserving the Future" and a run of articles on Android internals and quantum computing.

Spring covers "Reverse Engineering Android Apps," "Android Smartphone Secret Codes: Revealed," "How to Make Your eBooks Inheritable" and "Second-Generation Quantum Computers." It also runs "In-Browser Cryptojacking," "Lights Out! Guerilla Radio" and "We Just Called Them Dialers," with a review of Weapons of Math Destruction. Summer prints "Porting IoT Malware to Windows," "There Is No Magic in the Clouds" and "Connecting to the Internet for Free Using Iodine," with a review of Broad Band. Autumn runs "Fully Homomorphic Encryption and Privacy," "The Mysteries of the Hidden Internet," "Breaking DirecTV's DVR Authentication" and "The Case Against Certified Ethical Hacking." Winter adds "Industrial Control with Modbus," "Cyberspelunking," "Steganographic Filesystems," "Death of a Scene" and "Body Key-Logging."

CITIZEN ENGINEER runs for the last time in the Winter issue. That issue also carries a correction to an earlier article, printed as "Student Privacy by Practice - Not by Policy (fixing our mistake)."