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Hacker Magazine Phrack Returns After Four-year Hiatus (phrack.org)
Earthquake Retrofit quotes this report from The Register:
More than four years since its previous issue, iconic hacker zine Phrack has published a new issue. Phrack issue number 69 contains articles from researchers Aaron Portnoy and Alisa Esage, as well as articles on OS X rootkits and exploiting Ruby on Rails...
First released in 1985 via BBS, Phrack has been staffed by dozens of editors and contributors in its three-plus decades. The long-running zine has also hosted a number of notable articles, including the famed Hacker Manifesto and Smashing The Stack For Fun And Profit.
First released in 1985 via BBS, Phrack has been staffed by dozens of editors and contributors in its three-plus decades. The long-running zine has also hosted a number of notable articles, including the famed Hacker Manifesto and Smashing The Stack For Fun And Profit.
And this is why I must not get active without having a permission to attack. A written statement by the owner of a computer or network allowing me to do my job.
For the record, the same applies to doctors who, too, need your permission to cut you open. Doing so without is a serious crime called assault.
We used to have a Bill of Rights. Now, with the rights gone, all we have left is the bill.