2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Winter 2020-2021

The 2020 volume, whose Spring editorial "The New Social Disease" was written as the pandemic closed the offices its readers worked in.

Spring covers "Cracking Your Neighbor's Wi-Fi for $180," "Null-Routing Facebook Using Small Tech to Fight Big Tech" and "Hackerspace School." It also runs "Antique Malware Can Still Bite You," "Printers: The Overlooked Security Concerns," "Yahoo Groups and the Legacy of Internet Content" and "An Introduction to Chaff." Summer prints "Skimming Credit Card and ACH Payment Details from Tigerpaw Software Clients," "Towards a Secure Telephone Network" and "Ghosting an Operating System for Privacy," beside "OhNoDaddy: GoDaddy Compromised." Autumn runs "Smile, You're On Camera," "Hacking Rotary Dials," "QR Chaos," "Clean Rooms and Reverse Engineering" and "What's Old Is New Again - We Are Still Jackpotting ATMs." Winter adds "The TikTok Spyware Conspiracy," "Hacking Digital Signage Screens," "How To Write Malware in PowerShell" and "The Brazilian Phone System Revisited."

HOPE 2020 was held online that July and the Autumn issue carries the debrief. ARTIFICIAL INTERRUPTION begins in the Summer issue, which is also where "Hacking the Naked Princess" ends after eight years.