Sydney 2600

 
 
 

2600 Meetings exist as a forum for all interested in technology to meet and talk about events in technology-land, learn, and teach. Meetings are open to anyone of any age or level of expertise.

The 2600 Australia chapter became prominent in 1999, bringing together people interested in computer security, electronic gadgetry, communications, privacy, and technology exploration in general. In addition to bringing these people together with meetings, mailing lists and seminars, we spoke up on issues such as Internet Censorship, Cybercrime, DVD encryption, and many other issues.

Since then, many of the original members have moved on to new projects, however the 2600 Australia movement is still alive, with many new (and original) members active within the online community and monthly meetings, along with the occasional visitor from 2600's international chapters (http://www.2600.com/meetings/mtg.html).

Full details available on the 2600 Australia website:

http://2600.org.au/meetings/

Mailing-list and Forum:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/2600-australia

Current projects and ongoing discussions:

• AngelHack Sydney

• Telstra Hacktivate

• Chaos Computer Club Conference

• and of course, the one and only best conference in Australia, Ruxcon!

• Dusk till Dawn 'in the works'

• Metadata, Privacy & Anonymity

• Mobile Phone Security

• Decentralised Mesh Networks

• 3D Printing/Manufacturing/other hacking stuff

• Drones, balloons & other UAVs

 
 
 

2600 Meetings exist as a forum for all interested in technology to meet and talk about events in technology-land, learn, and teach. Meetings are open to anyone of any age or level of expertise.

The 2600 Australia chapter became prominent in 1999, bringing together people interested in computer security, electronic gadgetry, communications, privacy, and technology exploration in general. In addition to bringing these people together with meetings, mailing lists and seminars, we spoke up on issues such as Internet Censorship, Cybercrime, DVD encryption, and many other issues.

Since then, many of the original members have moved on to new projects, however the 2600 Australia movement is still alive, with many new (and original) members active within the online community and monthly meetings, along with the occasional visitor from 2600's international chapters (http://www.2600.com/meetings/mtg.html).

Full details available on the 2600 Australia website:

http://2600.org.au/meetings/

Mailing-list and Forum:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/2600-australia

Current projects and ongoing discussions:

• AngelHack Sydney

• Telstra Hacktivate

• Chaos Computer Club Conference

• and of course, the one and only best conference in Australia, Ruxcon!

• Dusk till Dawn 'in the works'

• Metadata, Privacy & Anonymity

• Mobile Phone Security

• Decentralised Mesh Networks

• 3D Printing/Manufacturing/other hacking stuff

• Drones, balloons & other UAVs

 
 
 

2600 Meetings exist as a forum for all interested in technology to meet and talk about events in technology-land, learn, and teach. Meetings are open to anyone of any age or level of expertise.

The 2600 Australia chapter became prominent in 1999, bringing together people interested in computer security, electronic gadgetry, communications, privacy, and technology exploration in general. In addition to bringing these people together with meetings, mailing lists and seminars, we spoke up on issues such as Internet Censorship, Cybercrime, DVD encryption, and many other issues.

Since then, many of the original members have moved on to new projects, however the 2600 Australia movement is still alive, with many new (and original) members active within the online community and monthly meetings, along with the occasional visitor from 2600's international chapters (http://www.2600.com/meetings/mtg.html).

Full details available on the 2600 Australia website:

http://2600.org.au/meetings/

Mailing-list and Forum:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/2600-australia

Current projects and ongoing discussions:

• AngelHack Sydney

• Telstra Hacktivate

• Chaos Computer Club Conference

• and of course, the one and only best conference in Australia, Ruxcon!

• Dusk till Dawn 'in the works'

• Metadata, Privacy & Anonymity

• Mobile Phone Security

• Decentralised Mesh Networks

• 3D Printing/Manufacturing/other hacking stuff

• Drones, balloons & other UAVs

 
 
 

2600 Meetings exist as a forum for all interested in technology to meet and talk about events in technology-land, learn, and teach. Meetings are open to anyone of any age or level of expertise.

The 2600 Australia chapter became prominent in 1999, bringing together people interested in computer security, electronic gadgetry, communications, privacy, and technology exploration in general. In addition to bringing these people together with meetings, mailing lists and seminars, we spoke up on issues such as Internet Censorship, Cybercrime, DVD encryption, and many other issues.

Since then, many of the original members have moved on to new projects, however the 2600 Australia movement is still alive, with many new (and original) members active within the online community and monthly meetings, along with the occasional visitor from 2600's international chapters (http://www.2600.com/meetings/mtg.html).

Full details available on the 2600 Australia website:

http://2600.org.au/meetings/

Mailing-list and Forum:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/2600-australia

Current projects and ongoing discussions:

• AngelHack Sydney

• Telstra Hacktivate

• Chaos Computer Club Conference

• and of course, the one and only best conference in Australia, Ruxcon!

• Dusk till Dawn 'in the works'

• Metadata, Privacy & Anonymity

• Mobile Phone Security

• Decentralised Mesh Networks

• 3D Printing/Manufacturing/other hacking stuff

• Drones, balloons & other UAVs