|  | Goldstein, Emmanuel The Best of 2600 A Hacker Odyssey. Collector's Edition
  1. Auflage - Januar 2009 83,90 Euro 2009. 912 Seiten, Hardcover - Sachbuch - ISBN-10: 0-470-45853-4 ISBN-13: 978-0-470-45853-2 - John Wiley & Sons
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Langtext "? The Best of 2600: A Hacker Odyssey is an important, amazing book that tells the story of these kids and adults as they explore a new frontier." -John Baichtal, Wired Blog, August, 2008
"As a one-time contributor, I am stoked!" -Cory Doctorow, BoingBoing
"This should be a history book for CS students." -Amazon reviewer
"If you are looking for a collection of the best essays from three decades . . . providing a representative and thorough look at the emerging issues in hacking over time, you've got yourself a new bible." -Donationcoder.com
Trailblazing tales from technology's most colorful, controversial publication
They hack because they can. Their exploits have changed technology, and their stories have filled the pages of 2600: The Hacker Quarterly since 1984. Following the hacker's code of freely sharing information, this Collector's Edition documents 24 years of controversial, cutting-edge technological adventures that have changed history. For example: * Hacking an election * An American Express phone story * The world vs. Kevin Mitnick * How to track any UK GSM mobile phone * A pirate radio primer * Simplex locks - so simple to break * A hacker in Iraq * The saga of Bernie S * All the details about DeCSS * Hacking Google Adwords
Collector's Edition includes * The best of Off the Hook on CD * A full author list * Full-color poster featuring every 2600 cover through Autumn 2008
Each copy is individually numbered
Aus dem Inhalt Introduction.
I The 1980s: In the Beginning.
1 Stories and Adventures.
2 The Last Days of Ma Bell.
3 New Toys to Play With.
4 The Early Days of the Net.
5 Corporate History.
6 Raids.
7 The Hacker Philosophy.
II The 1990s: The World Discovers Hackers.
8 Pop Culture and the Hacker World.
9 The Computer Revolution.
10 Learning to Hack Other Things.
11 More Hacker Stories and Adventures.
12 The Changing of the Telephone.
13 Hackers and the Law.
III 2000 and Beyond: A Changing Landscape.
14 The Lawsuits.
15 Still More Hacker Stories.
16 A New Era of Telephony.
17 Retail Hacking.
18 Toys of the 21st Century.
Index.
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