Was ist 2600: the hacker quarterly?

2600: The Hacker Quarterly is a magazine that focuses on the technical and cultural aspects of hacking and computer security. It was founded in 1984 and is published quarterly.

The magazine covers topics such as hacking techniques, phone phreaking, network security, social engineering, encryption, privacy, and the latest developments in the hacker community. It features articles, tutorials, and opinion pieces written by hackers and security professionals from around the world.

2600 has gained a reputation for being a valuable resource for both hackers and cybersecurity professionals. It provides a platform for hackers to share knowledge and discuss the latest issues and trends in the field. The magazine also promotes the hacker ethic, which emphasizes the importance of information freedom and access to technology.

In addition to its print edition, 2600 also maintains an active online presence. It has a website, a forum, and hosts the annual "HOPE" (Hackers on Planet Earth) conference, which brings together hackers, activists, and technologists for a series of talks and workshops.

While the magazine has faced legal challenges and controversies over the years due to the sensitive nature of the topics it covers, it continues to be a respected publication in the hacker and cybersecurity community.