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Same, Phrack was mind expanding for my teenage self in the 90s. Is there anything similar floating around these days? So much on the Internet seems filtered thr
by mtalantikite 6y ago
Same, Phrack was mind expanding for my teenage self in the 90s. Is there anything similar floating around these days? So much on the Internet seems filtered through corporate platforms that are antithetical to the counter-cultural spirit. Or maybe I'm just old now!
- cyberpunk 6y agopocorgtfo is pretty good, but it's more aimed at 'weird machines' than just exploit techniques. You can also buy a copy online that comes looking like a bible, which I rather cherish as a possession ;)
- markus_zhang 6y agoThanks! Never knew about these magazines. Don't understand them at all but looks awesome.
- tekromancr 6y agoI own two editions of it and they are great! Just chok full of really, really wonderful stuff. Particularly the tomagatchi hacking articles! I feel a little uneasy reading them in public, though. The cover has, in big, bold beautiful letters "PoC || GTFO" which might lead someone who isn't familiar with the binary OR operator and the use of PoC as "Proof of Concept" to believe I hold opinions that I VERY much don't.
- cyberpunk 6y agoI don’t follow? I occasionally read mine in public — would you mind elaborating so I don’t fall into the same trap? What else could PoC mean?
- howenterprisey 6y agoPeople of Color, although I've only ever seen it being used that way with the letter O also capitalized
- TedDoesntTalk 6y ago2600 is still alive and well and STILL mails me a quarterly physical magazine. $250 for a lifetime subscription. The article quality is all over the place.