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Anti-(c)opyright 2008 
This zine is anti-copyright:
 
You are encouraged to reuse, reword, and reprint everything inthis zine as you please. This includes: printing your own copiesto distribute to friends and family, copying and pasting bits oftext in your own works, mirroring electronic copies to websitesand file sharing services, or anything else you can think of!
 
Without asking permission or apologizing!
Ha c k
This 
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v6
\!/“To be truly radical is to make hope possible rather than despair convincing”\!/ \!/Loose lips sink ship---Snitches get stitches\!/
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[0:0] Intro[1:0] Political Articles: Views and Opinionated Articles
>>>>> [1:1] On the Necessity o Direct Action (by Nomenumbra)>>>>> [1:2] Hacking Freight Trains Part 2 (by Haifeisch)>>>>> [1:3] Berkeley Tree Sit (by renzy)>>>>> [1:4] SF Community Colo Project (by ryan)>>>>> [1:5] Callout or electronic action at the DNC & RNC (by hackbloc)>>>>> [1:6] 39 Lashes a poem (by Ardeo)>>>>> [1:7] RNC Comms Analysis (by CGB)
[2:0] Hacking/Technology: Articles for Digital Resistance
>>>>> [2:1] Cryptographic Education or the Militant Activist Part 1 (by Nomenumbra)>>>>> [2:2] Crabgrass: A Social Network or the Rest o Us (by Flatline)>>>>> [2:3] The PE File ormat and its Darkside Part 2 (by Nomenumbra)>>>>> [2:4] Full Disk Encryption Attacks (by hackbloc)>>>>> [2:5] All Your Face(book) Are Belong To Us (by fatline)>>>>> [2:6] Communications Systems and Technology (by Impact)>>>>> [2:7] Anonymity with Wireless Networking (by Impact)
 
About This Zine
Here we are with issue six of HackThisZine, it has been a long time since we put out the last issue and someof you may have thought that we were never going to come out with this issue, and at points we didn’t either,but after much delay I can assure you that HackThisZine is indeed not vaporware.As for those who will hate on us for not having an issue out for over a year, I have the following to say to you,if you want it to come out more often then help out! Send us an article, send us some art, volunteer to helplay out the zine, volunteer to help translate the zine, volunteer to help print the zine. We have lives outsidethe zine and putting it out isn’t easy, or cheap!
We have a really great zine for you this time, we have part 2 of Nomenumbra’s article about the PE le sys
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tem, we have part too of the Train Hopping article by Ms. Haieisch (part one was by Evoltech). We have an
article on the scariness of facebook. We have an article about the Berkeley Tree Sit by our newest collectivemember Frenzy who has been helping out a lot around Hackbloc HQ, everyone give him a warm welcome! Ithink that this is out best issue yet and it comes out in a very interesting time, comcast has been ordered to
stop its trafc shaping by the FCC, America is on the eve of electing a new president, and possibly also on theeve of invading Iran. The RNC and DNC are only a month away and may have already even happened by thetime you read this, and the government and corporations (does there really need to be an and there?) are still
invading your privacy in newer and more explicit ways. Action is more important now than it ever has been. We
should take pride in the fact that comcast has been forced to respect net neutrality by the FCC and we shouldsee that as a signicant and inspiring victory and keep taking action untill the last entity trying to strangle our
freedom has been toppled.We hope that our sixth communique will help you in your struggle.
--The HackBloc Collective
Freedom Summer of Code is accepting coder applications!
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Do you want to be compensated for inspiring and meaningful work this summer/winter? Well, Riseup’s Free
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dom Summer of Code has an amazing list of great ideas for you to choose from to work on! If you apply towork on one of the submitted FSoC project proposals, you could be selected to receive funding for your workon the project. Take a look and submit your application soon. We will be working with various radical social justice organizations to determine the best t and will announce the winners as soon as that has completed.To apply to work on a project, rst be sure to join the mailing list https://lists.riseup.net/www/info/fsoc-talkso you can get the latest updates on the project. Secondly, to apply to work on a proposed project (https://we.riseup.net/fsoc+proposals), visit the fsoc-coders pages (https://we.riseup.net/fsoc+coders) and follow the
directions there.
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