2600

[Infoskirmish]

Anyone still read 2600? Back in the day it was kind of the bomb. 

[reubadoob]

I see them in Barnes & Noble every now and then. I remember thinking how cool those magazines were. Now I just think anything in print related to hacking is dated. Which isn't necessary the case. 

[Rkiver]

I never saw them, ever, in Ireland.

 

I did go and buy the hardback best of. A great read.

[digip]

I used to have a huge collection in the 90's of 2600, blacklisted411 and a few others i can't remember the names of. 2600 was what the others modeled themselves after for sure though. Borders Books and Music used to be where I would get them, but the store went out of business(at least in my area they did). Barnes & Nobles still have them for the most part too.

 

https://anarchivism.org/w/Blacklisted!_411

Edited November 22, 2017 by digip

[metatron]

I don't read the mag any more, but I try and attend the monthly meetings if the city I'm working in has one. 

[Struthian]

I was an original subscriber.  Back in the day, there was useful information there.  Of course that was a day without an internet and so getting a hack out to general readers in a month or so was a great thing.   There was also a magazine called '73' which was mainly for Radio Hams but went beyond the boy scout follow the rules articles in other sources.  Radar Trap hacking was a topic I remember from then.  One especially interesting one used passive modulation to trick a radar trap into indicating a false speed.