2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Winter 2010-2011

The 2010 volume, whose Spring editorial "Cloudy Skies" opens the magazine's long argument with cloud computing.

Spring runs "Insecurities in Emergency Rescue," "The Grey Hat Manifesto," "The Hacker Enigma" and "An Introduction to CSRF Attacks," with "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. PayPass." Summer covers "Hacking Google Analytics," "My Second Implant," "Call the World for Free" and "Educational Wireless Honeypots." It also prints "Why You Need a Grimoire," "Hacking Boingo Wireless" and "Private Key Exchange Using Quantum Physics." Autumn takes in "Old School Hacking" and "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Spam the Scammers." "Seven Things 'Hackers' Did Right" and "Life Without Walls: Circumventing Your Home Security System" follow. Winter adds "Bash Bash Bash!," "How to Cheat at Foursquare," "Android, You Broke My Heart," "Invisible ASCII: A Poor Person's Steganography" and "Phun with FOIA."

The Autumn editorial "Conflict in the Hacker World" and the following spring's "Abusing the Cloud" name the two arguments the magazine carried into the next decade.