2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Summer 2017

The 2017 volume, which introduces the CITIZEN ENGINEER column and finishes the five-part "Successful Network Attacks" series.

Spring runs "New U.K. Surveillance Laws," "Voices in the Sky: Satellite Communication Methods," "Lockbox PIN Code Generator" and "Hacking Free Wi-Fi on Delta Flights." It also prints "Telephones from Space," "Software Cracking with dotPeek," "Obfuscating Torrent Traffic" and "White House Phone Numbers." Summer covers "The Censorship Resistant Internet: How to Run a Tor Hidden Service," "Hacktivism to End Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery" and "A Declaration of Independence for Cyberspace." Autumn prints "Bypass Your ISP's DNS and Run A Private OpenNIC Server," "PHP Backdoors," "Inseparable: The Intersectionality of Hacking and Politics" and "(learn (LISP))." Winter adds "Using dnscat2 for Encrypted C&C over DNS," "What Happens When WHOIS Data Is Made Public," "Deauthing the Neighbors, or Ring Theory" and "Quantum Computers and Bitcoin."

"White House Phone Numbers" in the Spring issue reprints the kind of list the newsletter ran in its first year, thirty-three years after "White House Phone List."