Sabotage is the practice of reducing productivity as an act of resistance. As more and more aspects of our lives have become mediated by automated, data-driven systems, and the means of production have become increasingly intertwined with personal devices, what new forms of sabotage are possible? This class will explore digital sabotage as an artistic strategy. Students will build projects, tools, and techniques that employ both technical and non-technical interventions in digital systems. These may include obfuscation, slowdowns, network interference, viruses, glitch, gaslighting, self-sabotage, browser extensions, adversarial machine learning, and more! From a technical perspective, the class will cover JavaScript/Node.js, Python and the command line.