Internet & Web

118 Wikipedia articles in this topic discovered via Hacker News

• Jonathan James ▲ 366
• iLoo ▲ 354
• .su ▲ 353
• Room 641A ▲ 333
• Warrant Canary ▲ 289
• I am lonely will anyone speak to me ▲ 284
• Port knocking ▲ 254
• I Can Eat Glass ▲ 245
• The Clipper Chip ▲ 244
• 2022 Oder Environmental Disaster ▲ 215
• Wikipedia is an MMORPG ▲ 214
• Saskatoon Freezing Deaths ▲ 208
• John Titor ▲ 206
• RFC-1149: IP over Avian Carriers ▲ 186
• Illegal Numbers ▲ 184
• Protocol Wars ▲ 183
• El Paquete Semanal ▲ 183
• Brandolini's Law ▲ 179
• Y Combinator cofounder was convicted under CFAA in 1990 ▲ 171
• Mass amateurization ▲ 169
• Utah Data Center ▲ 161
• Diffie-Hellman key exchange, explained using colors ▲ 159
• TV detector van ▲ 151
• X-Seed 4000 ▲ 150
• Namecoin ▲ 150
• K-anonymity ▲ 136
• Google Sidewiki ▲ 134
• Van Eck Phreaking ▲ 127
• COVFEFE Act ▲ 113
• Usenet personality ▲ 112
• HTTP Status 418 I'm a teapot ▲ 112
• StretchText ▲ 111
• UTF-9 and UTF-18 ▲ 109
• XKeyscore ▲ 108
• Homomorphic encryption ▲ 106
• Usenet – A worldwide distributed discussion system ▲ 104
• Swatch Internet Time ▲ 103
• Crypto AG ▲ 101
• Tokyo's Underground Discharge Channel ▲ 96
• Eternal September ▲ 95
• Cicada 3301 ▲ 95
• Oink's Pink Palace ▲ 92
• Panopticon ▲ 92
• Dining Cryptographers Problem ▲ 89
• Joybubbles ▲ 84
• Webvan ▲ 84
• WikiReader ▲ 78
• Honey Encryption ▲ 75
• Firefox Wikipedia Page Contains Recursive Screenshot of Itself ▲ 74
• Crypto-Anarchism ▲ 74
• HTTP 451 Unavailable for Legal Reasons ▲ 72
• Surveillance Capitalism ▲ 71
• Email Storm ▲ 69
• List of virtual communities with more than 1 million users ▲ 68
• As We May Think (1945) ▲ 67
• Signalling System No 7 ▲ 64
• Valeriepieris Circle ▲ 63
• The Volfefe Index ▲ 63
• Salmon Protocol ▲ 63
• Warnock's dilemma ▲ 61
• Warchalking ▲ 60
• Anti-Café ▲ 60
• 'No Way to Prevent This,' Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens ▲ 59
• Blind Signature ▲ 57
• Dril ▲ 56
• Host Protected Area ▲ 56
• Slashdot effect ▲ 55
• Longcat ▲ 51
• Dead Internet Theory ▲ 51
• Post-quantum cryptography ▲ 50
• Valid Email Addresses ▲ 50
• List of government surveillance projects ▲ 49
• Digesting Duck ▲ 48
• Whois++ ▲ 45
• Publius Enigma ▲ 44
• Cardan grille ▲ 44
• Capability Based Security ▲ 44
• Police target CUHK university as it holds HKIX which routes 99% of net traffic ▲ 42
• An example of quantum-hard classically-implementable asymmetric crypto ▲ 41
• .test ▲ 40
• Phreaking ▲ 39
• CALEA requires telecoms to install surveillance equipment in their datacenters ▲ 39
• Hybrid Insect Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems ▲ 38
• Cordouan Lighthouse ▲ 38
• Wikirace - Wikipedia ▲ 38
• Backbone Cabal ▲ 37
• Random oracle ▲ 36
• Siwa Oasis ▲ 35
• Echelon (signals intelligence) ▲ 35
• Boaty McBoatface ▲ 34
• .an ▲ 33
• The Beale ciphers ▲ 33
• Cold Boot Attack ▲ 33
• Alt-Right Pipeline ▲ 32
• Sealioning ▲ 31
• Foetry.com ▲ 31
• Enshittification ▲ 28
• Domain Fronting ▲ 28
• Time Cube ▲ 27
• Viewtron ▲ 27
• Gustl Mollath ▲ 26
• Advogato ▲ 26
• Wikipedia entry for Aaron Swartz-founded PAC was deleted the day he died ▲ 26
• Kensington Security Slot ▲ 26
• XZ Utils backdoor ▲ 25
• Internet 0 ▲ 25
• Why Gopher lost to HTML ▲ 25
• Doomscrolling ▲ 24
• Community Memory Terminal ▲ 24
• COVFEFE Act ▲ 24
• TIL: There used to be an Internet Explorer for Unix ▲ 23
• Deep Crack ▲ 23
• List of people imprisoned for editing Wikipedia ▲ 22
• Fifty Cent Party ▲ 21
• Streisand Effect ▲ 21
• Willy's Chocolate Experience ▲ 20
• Dihydrogen Monoxide ▲ 20
• List of really, really stupid article ideas that you should not create ▲ 20