2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Spring 2003

The 2003 volume, published through the invasion of Iraq, opening with the editorial "Not in Our Name" and an article by a hacker sent there.

Spring runs "ANI and Caller ID Spoofing," "A Hacker Goes to Iraq" and "Getting Busted - Military Style," with "Fun with 802.11b at Kroger's" and "Best Buy Insecurities." Summer covers "Traversing the Corporate Firewall," "Staying Anonymous in the Information Age" and hardware key logging. It also prints "Microphones, Laptops, and Supertaps," "McWireless Exposed" and "Why Redboxing Still Works (sorta)." Autumn takes in "Getting to Know Your Neighbors," "Servers on a Ghetto ISP," "Case Mods Made Easy" and "More Xbox Fun and Mischief." "The Hacker Diet" and "The Threat of Biometrics" close the issue. Winter adds "Hacking the Genome," "Living Without an SSN," "WEP: Not For Me," "War Driving with a Pocket PC," "Verizon's Call Intercept" and "Unlocking GSM Handsets."

Wireless runs through the whole volume, from the supermarket article in Spring to three war driving and WEP pieces in Winter, and it is the volume's largest single subject.