[ISN] Call for Papers - PHRACK #63

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            ...a glorious era comes to an end. #63 will
               be our last PHRACK RELEASE -- EVER...

   FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS * FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS * FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS

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                  Deadline: 10 July 2005 at 11:59pm
                 http://www.phrack.org/cfp_final.txt
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   Phrackstaff is pleased to bring you our LAST EVER CALL FOR PAPERS for
   the FINAL RELEASE of PHRACK.

   We are preparing for a hardcover and ezine release at a major hacker
   convention near you!

   We ask everyone to submit a paper. Great care will be taken to ensure
   that only the best articles make it into PHRACK FINAL. As usual, papers
   can be on any topic related to the following:

          - hacking
          - phreaking
          - spying
          - carding
          - cybernetics
          - radio
          - electronics
          - forensics
          - reverse engineering
          - cryptography
          - anarchy
          - conspiracy
          - world news

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   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.


   PHRACK STAFF   <--- preparing for hex2005
   phrackstaff at phrack.org

   Post Scriptum:
   - Phrackstaff will keep the website running for at least 2 years after
     PHRACK FINAL.
   - The last T-Shirts are sold for just $14.95 now. Enjoy it!
   - More about our decision in the release.
     Thanks and Goodbye.

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Open Source Vulnerability Database (OSVDB) Everything is Vulnerable -
http://www.osvdb.org/

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