2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Summer 2006

The 2006 volume, in which the magazine acquired its named columns and, in the Winter issue, more pages than it had ever run.

Spring covers "Filesharing using TinyURL.com," "XSS'ing MySpace.com," "United Kingdom: The State of Surveillance" and "Hacking the Facebook," with "The Secrets of Cingular Wireless" and "A Look at Jabber/XMPP." Summer adds "More on Hacking Facebook," "Getting Screwed by PayPal," "Easy Access to T-Mobile and Cingular Accounts" and "Breaking Mac OS X Program Security." Autumn runs "Identity Theft: Misinformation Can Be Your Friend," "Where Have The Philes Gone?," "A Back Door to Your Oracle Database" and "Hacking Flickr." "Never Pay for WiFi Again!" and "Attacking Third Party Tracking" close it. Winter covers "Circumventing the DoD's SmartFilter," "Red Boxing Revealed for the New Age," "How to Build a Book Safe" and "The Not-So-Great Firewall of China."

TELECOM INFORMER, HACKER PERSPECTIVE and TECHNO-EXEGESIS all begin here. The HACKER PERSPECTIVE slot, a guest essay in every issue, was filled across the four issues by The Cheshire Catalyst, Bruce Schneier, Mark Abene and Phillip Torrone.