This document discusses various techniques for hacking genomes and compromising genetic privacy, including genealogical attacks, side channel attacks, and phenotypic attacks. Genealogical attacks involve inferring identities by matching genetic samples to genealogical databases. Side channel attacks exploit unintended leaks of identifying information from genetic data. Phenotypic attacks aim to predict physical traits from DNA, but current knowledge allows only limited predictions. Overall, the document outlines challenges to genetic privacy and anonymity posed by advances in correlating genomic and trait data with public records.