2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Summer 2009
The 2009 volume, which prints a directory of hackerspaces across all four issues as the movement it documents spreads through North America and Europe.
Spring opens with "Year 26" and runs "ATA Security Exposed," "Outsourced," "MP3s: A Covert Means of Distributing Information" and "Inside Google Radio." "Network Neutrality Simplified" and "DNS Spoofing on a LAN" follow. Summer covers "Regaining Privacy in a Digital World," "Why the 'No-Fly List' is a Fraud," "Finding Information in the Library of Congress" and "Abusing Metadata." Autumn prints "Exploiting University Students using Rogue Access Points," "Post-Apocalyptic Communications," "Cracking WPA - PSK" and "Hard Disk Encryption, No Excuses." Winter adds "Pwning Past Whole Disk Encryption," "Hacking Tor's Control Protocol," "Underground Physical Network" and "Retail Automation - ABS."
The HACKER SPACES listings cover North America, Europe, the rest of the world and then new foreign entries, one section an issue. HACKER HAPPENINGS begins in the same volume.
