2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Winter 2022-2023

The 2022 volume, whose Autumn issue reports A New HOPE, the first of the conferences held after the pandemic.

Spring runs "How to Create a Practical Burner Phone for the Average User," "Exploring the BACnet Protocol for Fun and Profit" and "FOIA as Weapon." It also prints "Web 3.0 is Bullshit," "Why You Need to Self-Host" and "Sleuthing Google Apps Part 1: Google Calendar," with a review of Sandworm. Summer covers "Phishing in 2022," "Plain Text in Plain Sight: Smaller Alternatives to the World Wide Web," "Hacking Traffic Lights" and "Dial-a-Word." Autumn prints "A New HOPE: Release Notes," "The Internet of Problems," "An Introduction Algorithm to Decoding an Enigma" and "How to Double-Spend a Bitcoin." Winter adds "Degradation as DRM," "Friendly Fraud," "Current Bulletin Board Systems: How It's Done," "The Coolest Hacker Multitool On the Market: The Flipper Zero" and "The Search for Life at 300 Baud."

The Autumn issue marks thirty years of Sneakers, a film this magazine reviewed when it opened in 1992.