12-19-2007 - Leyden, John, "Tiger Team brings haxploitation to TV," The Register.
12-04-2007 - Burger, Andrew K., "The Evolution of Spam, Part 3: Now Taking Control of Your PC," TechNewsWorld.
11-28-2007 - "Phishing damaging consumer confidence says survey," Computer Business Review.
10-15-2007 - "BBN Technologies’ Peiter 'Mudge' Zatko Honored With Boston Business Journal ‘40 Under 40’ Award," BBN Technologies.
07-17-2007 - McMillan, Robert, "FBI says military names used in e-mail scams," NetworkWorld.
07-17-2007 - Higgins, Kelly Jackson, "Attackers Hide In Fast Flux," Forbes.
06-25-2007 - McMillan, Robert, "Symantec Labs working on SiteAdvisor alternative," ARN.
06-14-2007 - Fisher, Dennis, "Web applications tangle security researchers, attract
                    attackers," Information Security online.
06-12-2007 - Schwankert, Stephen, "AOL Spammer Pleads Guilty," PC World.
06-04-2007 - Larkin, Erik, "'Image Spam' Slips into Inbox," PC World.
06-04-2007 - Regan, Keith, "Putting King in Clink Won't Can Spam," CRM Buyer.
05-31-2007 - Acohido, Byron, "Infamous spammer arrested, faces new charges,"
                    USA Today.
05-25-2007 - McMillan, Robert, "Microsoft Sues Alleged Stock Scammers," PC World.
05-14-2007 - "Fight for human rights enters the digital domain," CTV.ca.
05-13-2007 - Bronskill, Jim, "Global fight for human rights enters the digital domain,"
                    CNews Across Canada.
04-26-2007 - Lejtenyi, Patrick, "Sleepwalking into a surveillance state,"
                    Montreal Mirror, Vol. 22, No. 44.
04-23-2007 - Jardin, Xeni, "Google, China, and genocide: web censorship and Tibet,"
                    BoingBoing.
04-17-2007 - Patrizio, Andy, "No time to be 'Blaise' about voting," internetnews.com.
04-13-2007 - Strickland, Phil, "IDC: Spam To Rocket Past Legit E-Mail This Year" North County Times.
04-01-2007 - Fitzgerald, Michael, "L0pht in Transition," CSO:  The Resource for
                    Security Experts.
01-22-2007 - McMillan, Robert, "Storm Trojan floods email boxes," ARN.
01-17-2007 - Jardin, Xeni, "Self-tuning portable RF jammer disguised as menthol cigs,"
                    BoingBoing.

12-13-2006 - Lecca, Sacha, "Electronic Wonderland At Holiday HackShop 2006,"
                    InformationWeek.
12-12-2006 - Terdiman, Daniel, "Laser etching coming to a laptop near you," cnet news.
12-01-2006 - "Get your x0x off," FutureMusic, December 2006.
12-01-2006 - Genosko, Gary, "The Case of 'Mafiaboy' and the Rhetorical Limits of
                    Hacktivism," Fibreculture Journal Issue 9 - general issue.
11-20-2006 - Blacharski, Dan, "Blog Insights: The Chinese Internet: No happiness,"
                    ITworld.com.
11-15-2006 - Lemos, Robert, "Malware goes to the movies," SecurityFocus.
11-13-2006 - Gray, Patrick, "L0phtCrack is dead! Long live L0phtCrack!"
                    Search Security.
10-09-2006 - Rapoza, Jim, "Anonymous Web Surfing Made Easy," eWeek.
10-02-2006 - Jardin, Xeni, "NBC thinks Cult of the Dead Cow is 1337," BoingBoing.
10-01-2006 - Taylor, Jeff A., "Are the perverts tangled in your web?,"
                    Chicago Sun-Times.
09-27-2006 - Wilson, Vipin, "UPI Intelligence Watch," UPI Security & Terrorism.
09-25-2006 - Scott, Jason, "Tales from a BBS Junkie ," Slashdot.
09-22-2006 - "eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: Torpark ," eWeek.
09-22-2006 - Wilson, Vipin, " New browser lets users surf without a trace,"
                    Business Day.
09-22-2006 - Rapoza, Jim, "Torpark Makes Anonymous Web Surfing Easy," eWeek.
09-22-2006 - "New browser lets users surf without a trace ," Hindustan Times.
09-22-2006 - " 'Hacktivists' offer stealth web," Australian IT.
09-21-2006 - "Hacktivismo introduces Torpack [sic] browser for anonymous Internet
                    use," Telecomworldwire.
09-19-2006 - Jardin, Xeni, "Torpark is out, offering 'anonymous, portable web
                    browsing'," BoingBoing.
09-19-2006 - McMillan, Robert, "Spammers Cashing in on Free Hosting Services," PC World.
09-07-2006 - "Paris Hilton & Trout Mask Replica," Orgasmatrix.
09-06-2006 - "Loose wires: Bill Gates and the Playboy bunnies," Valleywag.
09-05-2006 - "Omakase links: post-holiday bluesnixer roundup," BoingBoing.
08-31-2006 - "Malware database access sparks debate," ComputerWeekly.
08-30-2006 - Bridis, Ted, "AP Enterprise: Cell Phones Spill Secrets," Associated Press.
08-18-2006 - Jardin, Xeni, "Tibetan mesh org hosting community WiFi event in India in
                    Oct.," BoingBoing.
08-18-2006 - Jardin, Xeni, "Tibetans to Teach Wi-Fi Know-How," Wired News.
08-17-2006 - Jardin, Xeni, "Wireless Binds Tibetan Exiles," BoingBoing.
08-17-2006 - Jardin, Xeni, "Wireless Works Wonders in Tibet," Wired News.
08-15-2006 - McMillan, Robert, "E-Mail: New Spam Tricks," CIO.
08-09-2006 - "Prominent Hacker Group Launches Web Application to Combat Malicious
                    Software," WebKnowhow.
08-09-2006 - Kerner, Sean Michael, "Hacking the Dead Cow," internetnews.com.
08-08-2006 - Jardin, Xeni, "Hacking the Himalayas," National Public Radio's Day to Day
                    (series; click for individual stories).
08-08-2006 - Edwards, Mark Joseph, "Cult Of The Dead Cow Puts Malware Samples
                    Online," Windows IT Pro.
08-08-2006 - Doctorow, Cory, "Malware repository for security researchers," BoingBoing.
08-08-2006 - "The Cult of the Dead Cow starts community based web application for
                    malware analysis," Help Net Security.
07-28-2006 - "Richard Stallman attracts air-humping hackers," Valleywag.
07-24-2006 - Newitz, Annalee, "Hackers Fight Authority in NYC," Wired News.
07-24-2006 - Blau, John, "Hacktivismo Releases Secure IM for Dissidents," CIO.
07-22-2006 - "Hacktivismo launches ScatterChat ," Slashdot.
07-22-2006 - Jardin, Xeni, "Secure IM to guard against totalitarian govs: Scatterchat,"
                    BoingBoing.
07-22-2006 - Doctorow, Cory, "ScatterChat: anonymous, secure chat," BoingBoing.
07-19-2006 - "Hacked off," .net magazine.
06-10-2006 - "Google or Goolag?" San Francisco Chronicle
06-08-2006 - Lemos, Robert"Researchers eye machines to analyze malware" SecurityFocus
05-01-2006 - Garretson, Cara, "Phishing leverages VoIP in new scam model," NetworkWorld.
05-01-2006 - "The Good, the Bad and the Google," Adbusters #65.
04-28-2006 - Thomson, Iain, "Phishers move in on VoIP," vnunet.
02-25-2009 - McMillan, Robert, "Phishers dial in to VOIP," InfoWorld.
03-15-2006 - Meinel, Carolyn, "Hoaxers, Hackers, and Policymakers,"Skeptical Inquirer, Vol 30, #2.
03-15-2006 - Terdiman, Daniel, "Roomba takes Frogger to the asphalt jungle,"
                    cnet news.
02-26-2006 - "Magazine Preview: Dancing with Dictators," Red Herring.
02-20-2006 - Corrick, Kathryn, "Savaged by a dead cow," New Statesman.
02-15-2006 - Doctorow, Cory, "cDc's China/Internet hearings post-mortem:
                    The Gang of Four," BoingBoing.
02-15-2006 - Broache, Anne, "Tibetan Exiles Protest Google Censorship," Fox News.
02-15-2006 - Broache, Anne, "Activists have no love for 'Goolag' regime," c|net News.
02-15-2006 - Magnier, Mark, "Battle Heats Up Over Chinese Censorship," Los Angeles
                    Times.
02-14-2006 - Jardin, Xeni, "Exiled Tibetans in Dharamsala protest Google censorship in
                    China," BoingBoing.
02-13-2006 - Fisher, Dennis, "Securitys Heaviest Hitters," Yahoo logo parodied over China: what's good for the
                    Goolag...," BoingBoing.
02-12-2006 - Jardin, Xeni, "Hacktivists parody Google logo for protest, China human
                    rights fundraiser," BoingBoing.
02-09-2006 - Jardin, Xeni, "," NPR.

09-05-2005 - Still, Brian, "Hacking for a Cause," First Monday Volume 10, Number 9.
08-11-2005 - Bray, Hiawatha, "How-to heyday not just for gearheads,"
                    The Boston Globe.
05-24-2005 - Germain, Jack M.,"Scientist Blames Web Security Issues on Repeated
                    Mistakes," E-Commerce Times.
05-01-2005 - Guizzo, Erico, "Zone of Silence," IEEE Spectrum May 2005.
04-15-2005 - "Congress Promising to Thwart Identity Theft," Associated Press.
04-05-2005 - Jardin, Xeni, "Miss Tibet Pageant," BoingBoing.
02-03-2005 - Terdiman, Daniel, "Curiously High-Tech Hacks for a Classic Tin,"
                    The New York Times.

08-17-2004 - Schachtman, Noah, "Hackers Take Aim at GOP, Wired.
08-01-2004 - Datz, Todd, "Control Systems Read Like an Open Book,"
                    CSO:  The Resource for Security Executives, August 2004.
07-26-2004 - Leyden, Joel, "Vegas Braces for DEFCON," The Register.
07-14-2004 - Delio, Michelle, "Hacktivism and How It Got Here," Wired News.
03-24-2004 - O'Donnell, Shannon, "OS/400 Alert: Microsoft Closes the Doors on JVM,"
                    Four Hundred Guru Volume 4, Number 9.

10-01-2003 - Hamilton, Denise, "Spies like us: understanding information-hiding
                    technology," Searcher.
09-01-2003 - Sprigman, Chris, "Democratic Hacks," Foreign Policy, Issue 138,
                    September/October 2003.
07-31-2003 - "Restrictions in 'free' software," New Straits Times.
07-25-2003 - SecurityFocus, "The Hackers Who Broke Windows," The Register.
06-24-2003 - Sprigman, Chris, "Hacking for Free Speech: A New Breed of 'Hacktivists'
                    Takes on Internet Censorship," FindLaw's Writ.
03-31-2003 - "Hackers hit back at Al-Jazeera attack," The Inquirer.
03-31-2003 - Delio, Michelle, "Hackers Condemn Arab Site Hack," Wired.
03-18-2003 - Tuttle, Harry, "Hacktivismo releases Six/Four," Infoshop News.
03-12-2003 - "New technology may foil PRC attempts at censorship efforts,"
                    The China Post.
03-10-2003 - Rapoza, Jim, "Heads Up on Six/Four: Anonymity on the Net," eWeek.
03-06-2003 - Rapoza, Jim, "Six/Four: The Internet Under Cover," eWeek.
03-01-2003 - "Children of the Napster revolution," Telecom Asia.
02-03-2003 - Berinato, Scott, "Hackers with a Cause," CSO Online.
01-29-2003 - Delio, Michelle, "Da Vinci: The Pith Behind the Man," Wired News.

12-14-2002 - Lynch, Daniel, "China's 'Great Internet Firewall'," Taipei Times.
12-09-2002 - Fisher, Dennis, "Agreement Targets Censorship," eWeek.
12-07-2002 - Gossett, Sherrie, "Hackers fight totalitarian governments," WorldNetDaily.
11-27-2002 - McCullagh, Declan, "Software license tied to human rights," CNET News.
11-26-2002 - Robbins, Alexandra, "Hard Times for Hacktivists," PC Magazine.
11-26-2002 - Fisher, Dennis, "Hackers Fight Censorship, Human Rights Violations,"
                    eWeek.
11-21-2002 - "Do you know your staff?" Computer Weekly.
11-20-2002 - Gillmor, Dan, "Privacy Wrongs" San Jose Mercury News.
11-14-2002 - Schachtman, Noah, "Study Makes Less of Hack Threat," Wired.
11-01-2002 - "Looking for clues. (ALT. NET [right arrow] Steganography),"
                    Australian PC World.
11-01-2002 - Skoudis, Ed, "InfoSec's Worst Nightmares," Information Security Magazine.
10-13-2002 -Wagner, Mitch, "Hacktivists Against Censorship," The Washington Post.
10-10-2002 - Lee, Jennifer, "Guerrilla Warfare, Waged With Code," New York Times.
10-07-2002 - McHugh, Josh, "Vox Unpopuli," Forbes.
10-03-2002 - Wagner, Mitch, "Fighting Net Censorship Abroad," Wired.
09-04-2002 - Slater, Derek, "Steganography Tools," CSO Online.
08-30-2002 - "Details on some anti-censorship technologies ," The Associated Press.
08-27-2002 - Doctorow, Cory, "Use a firewall," The Age.
08-26-2002 - Doctorow, Cory, "Hacktivism explained," BoingBoing.
08-05-2002 - Einhorn, Bruce, "Hackers to Beijing: Have a Cow!" Business Week
                    online edition.
08-01-2002 - Kuhn, D. Richard, Miles C. Tracy, and Sheila E. Frankel, "Security for
                    Telecommuting and Broadband Communications: Recommendations of the
                    National Institute of Standards and Technology," National Institute of
                    Standards and Technology Special Publication 800-46.
08-01-2002 - "Hacking," Telecom Asia.
08-01-2002 - Bell, Steve, "The web's most wanted," The Guardian.
08-01-2002 - Doctorow, Cory, "High-larious hacker blog," BoingBoing.
07-23-2002 - "e-business: Protocol that can beat the spooks," Birmingham Post.
07-22-2002 - Einhorn, Bruce, "Sohu: So Far, So Good -- Sort of," BusinessWeek Online.
07-19-2002 - "Reviews News: Apple takes a large bite," ZDNet Australia.
07-18-2002 - Millman, Rene, "IT managers get hacker tool warning," vnunet.com.
07-18-2002 - Schachtman, Noah, "Why Countries Make Sites Unseen," Wired News.
07-17-2002 - Computerwire, "NetIQ claims detects Hacktivismo tool," The Register.
07-16-2002 - Chait, Michael, "Hacktivists Make Software to Deliver Censored Content," internetnews.com.
07-16-2002 - Turner, Adam, "Your other processor," The Age.
07-15-2002 - Rapoza, Jim, "Camera/Shy: Theres more to the picture than
                    steganography," eWeek.
07-15-2002 - "Hackers target web censorship," BBC News.
07-15-2002 - Fisher, Dennis, "NetIQ Develops Tools to Kill Camera/Shy," eWeek.
07-15-2002 - "NetIQ Releases Protection Against New Hacker Tool 'Camera/Shy',"
                    Business Wire.
07-15-2002 - Fisher, Dennis, "Camera/Shy Outflanks Net Content Censorship," eWeek.
07-13-2002 - Delio, Michelle, "Whole Lot of Happy Hacker Campers," Wired News.
07-12-2002 - Shachtman, Noah, "A New Code for Anonymous Web Use," Wired News.
07-12-2002 - Zetter, Kim, "Hackers Tackle Censorship With New Tool," PC World.
07-12-2002 - Delio, Michelle, "The Hackers Who Ate New York City," Wired News.
07-08-2002 - Fisher, Dennis, "App Delivers Censored Content," eWeek.
07-04-2002 - Knight, Will, "'Hacktivists' to release covert communications tool,"
                    New Scientist.
07-04-2002 - Rajawat, K Yatish, "e-xtortion: Cult of the dead cow strikes India,"
                    The Economic Times.
05-24-2002 - "Essential contacts," Computer Weekly.
04-22-2002 - Doctorow, Cory, "Hacktivism demystified," BoingBoing.
04-10-2002 - Vamosi, Robert, "Buffer overloads: the big security hole," ZDNet News.
03-06-2002 - Shachtman, Noah, "He Hacks by Day, Squats by Night," Wired News.
03-01-2002 - Marshall, Gary, "Hacker Smackdown," .net magazine.
02-19-2002 - Lemos, Robert, "Long haul ahead for social hackers," ZDNet.
02-18-2002 - Middleton, James, "Peekabooty comes out of hiding," vnunet.com.
01-30-2002 - Shachtman, Noah, "Rail Against Econ Forum, Dot-Org," Wired News.
01-29-2002 - Fisher, Dennis, "Getting a Peek at Peekabooty," eWeek.

08-27-2001 - Anna, Cara, "Log in, sound off," Austin American-Statesman.
08-12-2001 - Graham-Rowe, Duncan, "Access granted," New Scientist, Issue 2251.
08-06-2001 - Beith, Malcolm and Rob Walker, "Cyberscope," Newsweek International,
                    Issue 2251.
08-01-2001 - Compton, Jason, "IM and E-mail--The New Trojan Horses," CRM Magazine,
                    Issue 26.
07-31-2001 - Doctorow, Cory, "TechTV coverage -- with video!," BoingBoing.
07-17-2001 - Lemos, Robert, "Time to hack for human rights," ZDNet Australia.
07-16-2001 - Costello, Sam, "Hacking for a Better World," PC World.
07-16-2001 - McCullagh, Declan, "Defcon Keeps Hackers Hooked," Wired News.
06-01-2001 - "Cult of the Dead Cow's Peekabooty browser," Database and Network
                    Journal.
05-18-2001 - Greene, Thomas C., "Censorware outfit targets cDc's anonymity app
                    'Peekabooty'," The Register.
05-14-2001 - Millar, Stuart, "Hackers' plan to dodge netwatchers," The Guardian.
05-07-2001 - Frauenfelder, Mark, "Cult of the Dead Cow's 'Peekabooty'
                    browser project...," BoingBoing.
05-06-2001 - "'No limits' browser planned," BBC News.
04-29-2001 - Middleton, James, "Hackers launch anti-censorship browser," vnunet.com.
04-25-2001 - Edwards, Mark Joseph, "SMBRelay: Another Good Reason to Protect Your
                    Internal Network," Windows IT Pro.
04-19-2001 - Greene, Thomas C., "Exploit devastates WinNT/2K security,"
                    The Register.

12-19-2000 - "New Software Blocks The Blockers ," internetnews.com.
11-20-2000 - Kirby, Carrie, "Hacking With a Conscience Is a New Trend," San Francisco
                    Chronicle.
10-13-2000 - "Hackers attack censorship with software," ZDNet Australia.
10-02-2000 - Greenfeld, Karl Taro, "Meet the Napster," Time (cover story).
08-25-2000 - Raikow, David, "Why hacking is healthy," ZDNet Asia.
08-03-2000 - Bedell, Doug, "Las Vegas-Area Hacker Conference Brings Together
                    Anarchists, Moralists," Dallas Morning News.
07-30-2000 - Greene, Thomas C., "cDc bores two thousand people at once,"
                    The Register.
07-20-2000 - Koerner, Brendan I., "To heck with hactivism," salon.com.
07-17-2000 - Deane, Joel, "Hacker group developing hacktivism app," ZDNet.
07-15-2000 - Ulricksen, Drew, "Cult of the Dead Cow's bizarre theater," ZDNet.
06-30-2000 - Booz-Allen and Hamilton, "E-Commerce at the Grass Roots: Implications of
                    a 'Wired' Citizenry in Developing Nations," National Intelligence Council.
06-27-2000 - Oakes, Chris, "Scenes From the Hacker's 'Hood," Wired News.
03-12-2000 - Richtel, Matt, "Nicknames On the Net: Bigger Bark Than Bite,"
                    New York Times.
03-01-2000 - Halliburtin, Jimmy, "A Brief Visit to Hacker World," Portable Computing.
02-15-2000 - Young, Steve, Major Garrett, and the Associated Press. "Clinton fights
                    hackers, with a Hacker," CNN Online.
02-14-2000 - Oakes, Chris, "Hack-umentary, the E-Film," Wired News.
02-12-2000 - Hafner, Katie, "Difference Between Good Hackers and Bad Ones Can Often
                    Be a Blur," New York Times.
02-10-2000 - "Undergroundfilm.com Exposes Hacker Underground; Top Internet Film
                    Site Debuts Documentary Look Inside the 'Cult of the Dead Cow',"
                    Business Wire.
02-01-2000 - Hwang, Francis, "Commando Line Interface," Wired Issue 8.02.

11-01-1999 - Romano, Mike, "The Politics of Hacking," Spin.
10-22-1999 - "Bizarre Answers from Cult of the Dead Cow," Slashdot Interview.
10-18-1999 - Radcliff, Deborah, "Inside the world of a 'hactivist'," CNN Online.
10-01-1999 - Di Paola, Mike and Bill Scannell, "Crime of the Century," Gear.
09-01-1999 - Abreu, Elinor Mills, "Experts: Hotmail hack easy, Office not quite fixed,"
                    NetworkWorld.
07-30-1999 - Messmer, Ellen, "Hackers try to convince world new tool is legit,"
                    itWorldCanada.
07-23-1999 - "Back Orifice just a phantom," vnunet.com.
07-21-1999 - Messmer, Ellen, "Bad rap for Back Orifice 2000?," CNN.com.
07-14-1999 - Baguley, Richard, "Transatlantic Cable : Could the Cult of the Dead Cow be
                    your friends?," silicon.com.
07-13-1999 - Nuttall, Chris, "Back Orifice is child's play, say virus firms," BBC News.
07-12-1999 - Messmer, Ellen, "Hacker group Cult of the Dead Cow tries to convince
                    world its Back Orifice tool is legit," NetworkWorld.
07-02-1999 - "Hacker Tool Targets Windows NT," PC World.
06-06-1999 - Koerner, Brendan I., "Can Hackers Be Stopped?," U.S. News & World
                    Report.
06-04-1999 - Poulsen, Kevin, "Mitnick's friends in high places," ZDNet News.
01-13-1999 - D'Amico, Mary Lisbeth, "Hackers spar over cyber war on Iraq, China,"
                    CNN Online.
01-05-1999 - Lavin, Maud, "You've Got Mail," Slate.

12-01-1998 - McKay, Niall, "China: The Great Firewall," Wired News.
10-08-1998 - Hopper, D. Ian, "Kashmir-minded Pakistani 'hacktivists' blitz Web sites,"
                    CNN Online.
10-01-1998 - Lappin, Todd, "Orifice 98," Wired Issue 6.10.
09-24-1998 - Kozinski, Alex "Buzzing Around Flytrap," Slate.
09-22-1998 - McKay, Niall, "The Golden Age of Hacktivism," Wired News.
09-01-1998 - "Back Orifice," 2600:  The Hacker Quarterly, Volume 15, Number 3
                    (Fall 1998).
08-31-1998 - Sager, Ira, "Now Any Hack Can Be a Hacker," Business Week,
                    August 31, 1998 issue.
08-22-1998 - Kleiner, Kurt, "Your computer in their power," New Scientist Issue 2148.
08-12-1998 - Festa, Paul, "Windows 'back door' raises flags," CNET News Issue 2148.
08-11-1998 - Fiedler, David, "Panda Software Offering Remedy For Back Orifice Threat," internetnews.com.
08-11-1998 - Messmer, Ellen, "Convention exposes hackers' dark underbelly," CNN.com.
08-04-1998 - Richtel, Matt, "Hacker Group Says Program Can Exploit Microsoft Security
                    Hole," New York Times.
08-02-1998 - Richtel, Matt, "The Hacker Myth Crumbles at Convention,"
                    New York Times.
07-29-1998 - Glave, James, "Back Orifice a Pain in the ...?," Wired News.
07-14-1998 - Hesseldahl, Arik, "Hacking for Human Rights?" Wired News.

04-01-1997 - Lange, Larry, "Hackers keep the heat on Windows NT security," EE Times.
03-01-1997 - "Review of The Deth Vegetable's Mr. T Page," Bizarre.
02-18-1997 - "Young Bards of Today Revive Beatnik Groups of the 1960s,"
                    The Associated Press.
01-01-1997 - "Best of Horror On-Line," Cybersurfer.

11-01-1996 - "Breaking into Electronic Commerce," OEM.
10-01-1996 - "Review of The Deth Vegetable's Mr. T Page," Cybersurfer.
10-01-1996 - "Multimedia News & Reviews," Playboy.
08-19-1996 - "Automated Hacking Tools," LAN Times.
08-11-1996 - Williams, Chris, "Air Force Battles Computer Hackers," San Antonio
                    Express-News.
08-01-1996 - Steinberg, Steven G., "The L0pht," Wired.
07-14-1996 - Berry, Colin, "The Cult of the Dead Cow proves small is still beautiful
                    on the Net," Newark Star-Ledger.
06-05-1996 - Brock, Jack L., Jr. and Keith A. Rhodes, "Computer Hacker Information
                    Available on the Internet," United States General Accounting Office
                    Testimony Before the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations,
                    Committee on Governmental Affairs, U.S. Senate.
06-01-1996 - Darwin, "The Computer Underground or, Geeks With Big Dicks,"
                    Blacklisted 411 Volume 3, Issue 2.
04-21-1996 - Ingram, Matthew, "Eclectic Zines: Web journals are battling to remain
                    nonconformist," Newsday.
04-11-1996 - "Surfing the Web Dungeons," The University of Colorado Campus Press.
04-01-1996 - "Separating the Wheat From the Chaff Or How to Avoid the Cult of the
                    Dead Cow," Internet Medicine.
04-01-1996 - Slap magazine.
03-01-1996 - "KILLING THE LANGUAGE, RAZING THE STANDARDS: Deconstruction &
                    ReKuN5tRUKshn in the Electronic Age," The Internet Underground #4.
02-27-1996 - Ingram, Matthew, "A Short History of Hackers, Phreaks and Worms,"
                    The Globe and Mail.
01-01-1996 - "Web Guide," The Internet Underground #2.

12-01-1995 - "Roadmap to the Underground Internet," PC Computing.
09-01-1995 - Mills, Elinor, "Def Con III report: Companies face lawsuits for network
                    security lapses," SunWorld Online.
09-01-1995 - Infobahn #1.
08-08-1995 - Meyers, Mike, "Breaking in is hard to do," Minneapolis-St. Paul
                    Star-Tribune.
07-01-1995 - "Hackers vs. Hackers," Shift magazine.
07-01-1995 - "Breaking into Heaven," .net magazine #8.
06-01-1995 - Goldsborough, Reid, "The Internet Can Turn Anybody Into a Publisher,"
                    I-Way magazine #1.
06-01-1995 - "Poppy Z. Brite in the Charnel House of Karma," Mondo 2000 #14.
06-01-1995 - "Virtual Villainy," .net magazine #7.
04-01-1995 - Red Herring.
03-01-1995 - Palmer, Rodney, "New Hack City," Shift magazine.
01-25-1995 - Gilboa, Netta, "HoHoCon '94: A Review," Gray Areas #7.
00-00-1995 - Punk Planet magazine #2.
00-00-1995 - Blaster magazine #1 & #2.

06-01-1994 - Cooper, Carol, "Of Phreaks and Hackers," Vibe Volume 2, Number 5,
                    June/July 1994.
04-01-1994 - Childs, Matthew, "Lust Online," Playboy.
01-25-1994 - Gilboa, Netta, "HoHoCon '94: A Review," Gray Areas #5.

12-20-1993 - "Computer Data Can Be Dangerous," The Montréal Gazette.
09-27-1993 - "Free Speech and Computers Central to Bomb-Recipe Case,"
                    Hartford Courant.
03-22-1993 - Deniston, D.C., "Navigating On-Line America," Boston Globe Magazine.
00-00-1993 - d'Fault, Suzanne and Quaker State Tapioca Rupture, "Storming the Bullshit
                    Studio", Mondo 2000.

11-01-1992 - Rayl, A.J.S., "Secrets of the Cyberculture," Omni.
01-13-1992 - Article about US government-run BBS for computer security experts,
                    ComputerWorld.

11-01-1991 - Sterling, Bruce, interview, Compute! magazine.
10-01-1991 - Sterling, Bruce, "The Hackers Who Came In From The Cold," Details.