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A classic, been around since 1985. https://github.com/deadbits/Zines https://github.com/deadbits/Zines used to be an archive of tons of similar ezines, the rep
by amenghra 6y ago
A classic, been around since 1985.
https://github.com/deadbits/Zines https://github.com/deadbits/Zines used to be an archive of tons of similar ezines, the repo has been disabled ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Some of the zines it used to have include HITB, PhineasFisher, TeaMp0isoN, ZF0, anti-anti-sec, anti-sec, b4b0, dikline, el8, h0no, htp, owned and exposed, phrack, pocorgtfo, uninformed.
On a more modern note, https://pagedout.institute/ https://pagedout.institute/ is great.
- DrPhish 6y ago40hex was one of my favourites back in the day, but it was focused purely on virii It was fascinating get an unvarnished look inside that world, complete with ethical/political discussion and of course source code with annotations!
- amenghra 6y agoLove that 40hex was "raw" with little editorial (aS wELL aS pOSTS wITH iNVERTED cASE). E.g. XOR is a matamatical function that can be used to cifer and decifer data with the same key. Some of the code comments are pure gold.
- tptacek 6y agoSome of the 40hex people turned into pretty hardcore vulnerability researchers (at least by 1990s standards).
- mhitza 6y agoIf you didn't read 29A I highly recommend it. It was even more technical, but I enjoyed it along with 40Hex.
- homarp 6y agohttps://files.awknode.com/zines/ https://files.awknode.com/zines/ seems to be a mirror