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	Phrack - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Phrack is an underground ezine made by and for hackers that has been around since November 17, 1985.
		Phrack is especially popular due to the general high standard of the releases compared to other underground zines, articles such as Aleph1's 'Smashing The Stack For Fun And Profit' and The Mentor's 'Hacker Manifesto'.
		To commemorate Phrack's final appearance, this issue was to be a hardback edition, released simultaneously at the DEF CON and What the Hack conventions on July 29.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Phrack (458 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Technology \| Key hacker magazine faces closure
		Ollie said that Phrack had evolved as hacking had changed and said that the basic skill level hackers need to build up was rising all the time.
		Phrack originated on a bulletin board known as Metal Shop but its issues were held by any board that wanted to consider itself part of the digital underground.
		Phrack editor Knight Lightning, aka Craig Neidorf, was arrested, charged with fraud and tried before a grand jury for reprinting most of a confidential document, known as the E911 document, stolen from the Bell South telephone company.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/technology/4657265.stm (684 words)

	Phrack 63 released!!!
		Phrack magazine is a Phreak-Hack magazine founded in the 80s on an old bbs (i think ran on an apple2e) (a bbs is an old message forum people would dial into back in the days) known as MetalShop.
		Phracks grown from being an old zine that promoted the old h/p/a(yes, anarchy; explosives, zipguns, carding, among other things) into a decent technicial journal.
		i'm not as technical oriented myself, i enjoyed phrack in its earlier years when it gave a better insight into the scene, thoughts and motives of the folks of that time/era as opposed to the technical info thats in it now thats great for reference, but i'll never find any nostalgia for.
	digg.com /security/Phrack_63_released_ (482 words)

	Phrack: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Phrack is an underground ezine underground ezine quick summary:
		The original editors of Phrack were hackers with the handles Taran King and Knight Lightning, EHandler: no quick summary.
		There are two different Phrack websites online at the moment: phrack.org houses the original, EHandler: no quick summary.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/p/ph/phrack.htm (817 words)

	SuicideGirls > News > Geek > Say Goodbye to Phrack
		TUESDAY JULY 12 2005 2:38 PM Phrack Magazine, a staple of the hacking community for two decades, has announced that it is shutting down.
		The editorial staff has stated on the Phrack website that their decision to end publication will be fully explained in the final issue of the magazine.
		I love the fact that a bunch of information that was in the public domain was said to be worth tens of thousands of dollars and to be very dangerous to the public.
	www.suicidegirls.com /news/technology/10139 (810 words)

	T E X T F I L E S (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Later, Phrack "Pro-Philes" gave stories behind the handles and let people learn what made the more famous or infamous hackers what they were.
		Instead of putting out a singular file by themselves, hackers and writers were encouraged to become part of the PHRACK brand, ensuring a wide audience for their writings and preventing themselves from being lost in the extremely choppy distribution channels of BBSes.
		Speaking of Choppy, PHRACK's own history is very difficult to keep track of without a scorecard (which actually shows up in Issue #55!).
	www.textfiles.com /magazines/PHRACK (506 words)

	LWN: Phrack #62 Call for Papers
		PHRACK is now accepting papers for this edition.
		Since 1985, PHRACK MAGAZINE has been providing the hacker community with information on operating systems, network technologies and telephony, as well as relaying features of interest for the international computer underground.
		PHRACK MAGAZINE is made available to the public, as often as possible, free of charge.
	www.lwn.net /Articles/79762/?format=printable (221 words)

	Phrack's closure worries security industry - ZDNet UK News
		Notorious hacker magazine Phrack is to close its doors after almost 20 years serving the darker side of the Internet and communications community.
		Yet surprising to many will be the fact the antivirus and security industries are actually coming out to say they will be sorry to see the back of the title which was run by, and for the benefit of, those they seek to thwart.
		The sixty-third and final edition of Phrack will come out as a hardback collectors copy and will be available to attendees at the DefCon hackers conference in Las Vegas between 29 and 31 July as well as the What The Hack conference in the Netherlands on 28 to 31 July.
	news.zdnet.co.uk /0,39020330,39208652,00.htm (695 words)

	[ISN] Phrack straddles the world of hackers
		To put its longevity in perspective, Phrack came out two years after the movie "WarGames" in which actor Matthew Broderick established the now-cliched image of the hacker as the lonely kid who altered his grades with a computer.
		And Phrack is older than many of its readers, who number about 8,000, said Route, who refuses to give his real name.
		Phrack's improbable history begins in 1985 when a hacker with the handle Taran King cobbled together various subversive texts that had been circulating like Soviet-era samizdat on the archipelago of underground electronic bulletin boards.
	lists.virus.org /isn-9809/msg00091.html (764 words)

	Phrack Goes 404
		After starting in November 1985, Phrack became probably the first magazine with electronic distribution, and that was via dial-up connections to a BBS (bulletin-board system).
		Phrack moved on to other computer security topics, but an in-depth discussion of the inner workings of Enhanced 911 service earned the publishers an unpleasant visit from the Secret Service in 1990.
		Phrack has put out its usual call for papers on the topics nearest and dearest to its publishers: spying, cryptography, anarchy, and world news among other topics.
	www.webpronews.com /news/ebusinessnews/wpn-45-20050712PhrackGoes404.html (388 words)

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		Obviously Phrack was never meant to be put out so infrequently, but the continual pressures of daily life have taken their toll on yet another editor.
		In no event shall Phrack Magazine be liable for consequential, incidental or indirect damages of any kind arising out of the delivery, performance or use of the information contained within the copy of this magazine, even if Phrack Magazine has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
		Phrack Magazine is made available quarterly to the amateur computer hobbyist free of charge.
	fringe.davesource.com /Fringe/Hacking/Documents/Phrack/phrack48/p48-01 (1342 words)

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		Diet Phrack is also the long-awaited sequel to Phrack 13 (which some consider the most worthless issue ever, but its probably because they weren't a part of Phrack's main circle of friends and didn't understand all the private jokes).
		Phrack is about technology, how to create it, how to use it, and the implications that always arise from it.
		THANKS The Phrack Staff would like to thank the people in Cult of the Dead Cow, the people at WorldView that took the time to chat, the one guy from Digital Murder (who's name esacpes me at the moment) and NCC for being some of the coolest people we met while at the conference.
	www.phreak.org /archives/The_Hacker_Chronicles_II/phrk3/phrack36.1 (905 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		These days PHRACK is also read by individuals, companies and agencies who do not value the magazine and the authors (under DMCA, PHRACK might even be forbidden).
		Research is free, the magazine is free, but now the phrack approval and review process provides it free to the contributing authors 2 weeks earlier.
		PHRACK 59 will be released in 3 steps: 2002-07-13: Limited release to contributing authors and volunteer reviewers.
	www.textfiles.com /magazines/PHRACK/PHRACK59 (13669 words)

	==Phrack Inc.== Volume Four, Issue Forty, File 1 of 14 Issue 40 Index P H R A C K 4 0 Augu
		Taran King is back for a special Phrack Pro-Phile with Lex Luthor, the founder of the Legion of Doom and perhaps the most legendary underground hacker ever.
		Phrack Magazine is ready to stand tall and vigorously keep a close watch and defend against any incursion of these rights.
		Phrack Pro-Phile is created to bring info to you, the users, about old or highly important/controversial people.
	www.skepticfiles.org /ezine/phrack40.htm (18804 words)

	Hacker magazine shuts up shop \| The Register
		Phrack editor Knight Lightning was indicted for reprinting the contents of a "confidential" document, called E911, but the case against him collapsed after it was revealed the E911 could be purchased over the phone for $13.
		The magazine is made available to the public, as often as possible, and free of charge with content republished on Phrack's website.
		In a statement, Phrack outgoing editorial team said it would hand over to a new group that wanted to restart the magazine.
	www.theregister.com /2005/07/11/phrack_shuts (446 words)

	Technorati Tag: phrack
		Phrack is releasing its last issue with the current editorial team: For 20 years PHRACK...
		PHRACK #63 Final 在 Slashdot 上看到報導，Security 領域非常有名的 PHRACK 宣布他們將在出完 #63 收工： …a glorious era comes to an end.
		PHRACK #63 Final May 31, 2005 @ 4:46 am · Filed under Computer, Network, Security 在 Slashdot 上看到報導，Security 領域非常有名的 PHRACK 宣布他們將在出完 #63 收工： …a...
	www.technorati.com /tag/phrack (347 words)

	Phrack Classic Volume Three, Issue 32, File #1 of XX Phrack Classic Newsletter Issue XXXII
		I feel Phrack Classic is written for hackers, yes, but I also feel that a hacker is one "who enjoys pushing the envelope, bypassing limits, discovering knowledge, inventing solutions, adventuring into uncharted areas." So is it so wrong to publish a newsletter for the exchange of free information?
		Prior to Phrack I had released a huge glossary of telecommunications terms and files about the divestiture of AT&T and its aftermath.
		I hope that Phrack Classic which appears to be a second generation Phrack will learn from its predecessor and not allow any articles that advocate the illegal entry into computer systems.
	www.skepticfiles.org /hacker/phrack32.htm (16814 words)

	Phrack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Phrack Magazine's beloved founders, Taran King and Knight Lightning, have gone off to college, and the recent busts (summarized completely in this month's Phrack World News) have made it difficult to keep the magazine going.
		The Phrack Inc. VMS is no longer in service and messages will not be received there by anyone.
		Phrack Inc. is now in the hands of Sir Francis Drake, Elric Of Imrryr, and Shooting Shark.
	members.aol.com /morpheus1b/phrack15.htm (7841 words)

	J!NX Forums - good by phrack, we'll miss you!
		they are compiling papers for the final issue of phrack.
		Phrack was one of the first ezines I ever read.
		but, im not complaining, seeing as how this project for phrack, everything pre-issue 55 is outdated, hehe.
	www.jinx.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=28162&whichpage=1 (910 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		CERT had been on the Phrack mailing list previously, and was sent a copy of 42 (as was everyone) to give them the opportunity to subscribe.
		Even if fined, Phrack could not be forced to sell its computer equipment to pay fines, since this would be removing the livelihood of the publisher, thus it would continue its quarterly publication.
		Any lawyer would laugh at the thought of suing Phrack since it would gain nothing financially, and provide such a huge amount of bad publicity that even if a judgement were reached in their behalf it would not be worth it.
	cd.textfiles.com /group42/ZINES/PHRACK/PHRACK43.TXT (16168 words)

	Long-lived hacker mag shuts down \| CNET News.com
		Hacker magazine Phrack is to close its doors after almost 20 years serving the darker side of the Internet and communications community.
		"Phrack's visibility was a blessing in disguise, pretty much in the same way as the Full Disclosure community," Simpson said, referring to the unmoderated Full Disclosure forum for disclosure of security information.
		The 63rd and final edition of Phrack will come out as a hardback collectors copy and will be available to attendees at the DefCon conference in Las Vegas between July 29 and 31, as well as at the What The Hack conference in the Netherlands from July 28 to 31.
	news.com.com /Long-lived+hacker+mag+shuts+down/2100-7349_3-5783383.html (1072 words)

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		Basically, we are a group of phile writers who have combined our philes and are distributing them in a group.
		If you or your group are interested in writing philes for Phrack Inc. you, your group, your BBS, or any other credits will be included.
		If you wish to say in the philes that your BBS will also be sponsering Phrack Inc., please leave feedback to me, Taran King stating you'd like your BBS in the credits.
	venus.soci.niu.edu /~cudigest/phracks/phrack-01 (928 words)

	J!NX Forums - Phrack What Happened?
		Posted - 08/05/2005 : 11:54:00 PM I am pretty sure all that happened is their current editorial staff is done and a new one will probably take over.
		That is what I have got out of all the "OMG PHRACK IS CLOSED" things I have seen...
		PHRACK 63 marks the end of the line for some and the start of the line for
	www.jinx.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=37965 (233 words)

	Phrack 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Phrack World News is merely a sub-article of Phrack Inc. and it is written by Knight Lightning.
		He also claims that he has submitted articles for Phrack, but was turned down because they were original files.
		Dead Lord's file was refused for Phrack Inc. The clincher however was in finding that Dead Lord was actually Executive Hacker, and I'm sure that many of you noticed that CEO, the group the Executive Hacker belongs to, was highlighted and not ragged on.
	www.pulhas.org /phrack/p7 (5703 words)

	Slashdot \| Phrack 55 released
		Phrack is underground magazine that started in the days of phreaking.
		Now adays, and in the old days phrack exposes new security holes, gives ideas about new directions to look for security holes (as in the last issue when they mentioned client apps should be invesitigated - over servers).
		Phrack is almost always a difficult read, but new releases always mean more tools for script kiddies to run around with for a month or two.
	www.slashdot.org /articles/99/09/10/1116224.shtml (1300 words)

	==Phrack Inc.== Volume Four, Issue ThirtySeven, File 1 of 14 Issue XXXVII Index P H R A C
		All individuals on the Phrack Mailing List prior to your receipt of this letter have been deleted from the list.
		The mail must be sent from the account where you wish Phrack to be delivered.
		One of the members of our Phrack Staff showed this document to EFF's Mike Godwin, who is an attorney.
	www.skepticfiles.org /ezine/phrack37.htm (15533 words)

	Phrack
		Since The Mad Chemist and Sir Francis Drake, as well as myself, are moving on to other things, the editorship of Phrack Inc. may be changing with the release of Phrack Eighteen.
		Phrack will go on, I'm sure, for another seventeen issues at least, and will continue to be a primary monument to the vitality of the hacker culture.
		Besides PHRACK (which had a bad period but hopefully we're back for good) there is 2600, and Syndicate Report.
	members.aol.com /morpheus1b/phrack17.htm (13836 words)

	Famous Hacker Magazine Shuts Down
		In a note posted on the Phrack Web site, the publishers said they will keep the site up and running for at least two years after the final edition.
		First released on the dial-up BBS (bulletin-board system), Phrack is widely considered to be the first electronically distributed magazine.
		The popular Hacker Manifesto was released in the seventh issue of Phrack and has served as a rallying cry for young hackers ever since the mid-1980s.
	www.eweek.com /article2/0,1895,1835913,00.asp (711 words)

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