GUIDES to (mostly) Harmless Hacking

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Want to learn fascinating tricks you can play with your computer to amaze your friends?  Want to learn how to explore the Internet and even break into computers? Want to become an Internet freedom fighter?  Do you hunger to become the kind of programmer and systems engineer that can shape the destiny of cyberspace?  Why do we freely give out information that even the total beginner may use as a two-edged sword of cyberspace power?  We do this "to turn over to mankind at large the greatest possible power to control the world and deal with it according to its lights and values."  -- Robert J. Oppenheimer, head of the Manhattan Project, which created the world's first nuclear weapons.

• Volume 1: 
• Finger, 
• Forging email, 
• More on finger, 
• Fighting Usenet spammers, 
• Fighting email spam, and 
• Nuking offensive web sites (legally, of course). 
• Volume 2: 
• Internet for Dummies, 
• Linux, 
• TCP/IP, 
• Port surfing 
• Volume 3: 
• Protect yourself from email bombs, 
• How to map the Internet, 
• IRC wars, 
• How to read email headers and find internet hosts, 
• The Dread GTMHH on Cracking, 
• How to be a hero in computer lab 
• Computer viruses, part 1 
• Computer viruses, part 2 
• Crypto, part 1 
• Crypto, part 2 
• War tools! part 1 
• War tools! part 2 
• Vol. 4 - Hacker Wars: Fighting the Cybernazis 
• Vol. 5 - Programmers' Series 
• Vol. 6 - Real Hackers 
• Vol. 7 - Hacker Wargaming: The best hackers learn about breaking into computers without ever breaking the law! 
• Vol. 8 - Through the looking glass: Finding Evidence of your Cracker.