Luna Corbden

Heading to RadCon this weekend. Looking forward to geeking out about all my favorite topics with fellow nerds in front of rooms full of peo...

The learning curve for information security (aka hacking) can be pretty steep. In addition to understanding tools, exploits, coding, and att...

It's a little late for the traditional writer's New Year post, listing my prior accomplishments and this year's goals, but I fig...

It's con season again! I'm so excited to announce my panel schedule for Radcon 7 (Pasco, WA) and Norwescon 39 (Sea-Tac, WA March 2...

I left DEFCON last year wondering how I could give back. This year, I realized that I've always been giving back. I almost ...

I'm so excited to be on panels at Norwescon for the first time this year. This is something I've dreamed of since attending Norwesc...

In 1993, my 19 year old brain latched on to a movie character and wouldn't let go. Now in 2015, I rewatched to find out why.  In 199...

Stories are metaphors. From the moment they arise from the author's deepest dreams, to the second they enter the reader's mind, a st...

Instead of working on Emerald City Iron like I was supposed to, I've spent the last month soul-searching. That's a rose-colored wa...

Wow, what a year. I struggle to live in the moment, because in most moments, I fail to recognize what I'm accomplishing and what I hav...

This year, I have two stories eligible for the Campbell Award: Meltdown in Freezer Three came out in the November issue of The Journal ...

Last night, I sent an email to my white, predominantly conservative family. My partner, Jocelyn, forwarded it to her white, predominantly co...

I was not planning to make a Thanksgiving gratitude post. My thoughts of thankfulness this year are summed up  here . And I am thankful that...

From I, Robopsychologist  in Discover Magazine I sat on the bed across from my partner, tears in my eyes as I prepared to share with hi...

Load up this soundtrack while reading this blog post:  http://somafm.com/defcon/  I'll wait. Alice in Hackerland by Tess Schrodiner...