Phrack falls with the leaves

By Nick Barron on Sep 5, 2005 3:27 PM
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The end of August also saw the end of Phrack magazine (www.phrack.org). Or did it? There are rumours about a revival, but Phrack as it stands has breathed its last.

There are probably some SC readers who have never come across Phrack. Like its hard copy bedfellow, 2600, Phrack is a hacker's magazine (hacker in the original sense, not just the computer criminal sense). For the past 20 years, Phrack has provided a slightly irregular, irreverent, but always interesting collection of articles on all aspects of computer security and related topics. Published on the internet as an e-zine, it has always been distributed free of charge. Phrack has often been the first point of publication of new security issues and exploit techniques. Many buffer overflow ...
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