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by Johnny Hindu
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Hello Hackers, this month I am going to show you excerpt from
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my hacking log. This excerpt is about my excursion with Citibank and
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how I got into it. Alright lets get going:
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December 20, 1984
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I booted up my computer and called Airwolf. There I got Washington's
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Citibank Number. Curious, I wrote it down. After uploading and downloading
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a few files, I logged off. I turned then set my equipment into "hack"
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mode and called Citibank. The first time I called a lady answered. I
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hung up.
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December 21, 1984
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I tried it again. This time I got a carrier and got on. A bunch of crap
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flew accross the screen. Then I got to the cursor asking me to type
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in something. I typed in 1 (a good thing to type when first logging on
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into a bank, I dont know why though). It returned with "@bad logon"
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H! I found out I had to type a Logon (I knew that 1 was good for something)
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I typed in some crap:"some crap" and watched what happened. It returned with
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that error message again. I did it a third time, and this time got logged
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off. I wonder if I got traced during that call? I said to myself. I checked
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and found out I didn't. Most banks will do it sooner or later so I stopped
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hacking for now.
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December 29 1984
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Christmas was great. I also got a password scanner from Santa Claus. I
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dialed Citibank and got that lady again. I called half an hour later, and
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got the carrier. I set up my scanner, and let it rip. about 7.32 minutes
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later It got something. I am not going to tell you what format the
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logon is in but it is sort of like this X XXXX.XX. Scan your own crap.
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It then asked for a verification Number or something. I typed in 1.
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after that, it said "fuck you, I know you are a freak. get off this computer
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", just kiddin'. It said something like "error , please try again, thank you
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", well at least it said something in between. anyways, I then typed A1
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(no relation to the steak sauce). nothing happened for a while, am I
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in????? nope. It logged off. I didn't get traced that time either. This
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looks like a safe bank (or a hacker trap). I called again. I am not
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going to tell you how I got in, because if you can, then you are worthy
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o getting in, if you can't then you shouldn't be doing it. It is for
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your own safety (also, the wolfman wouldn't let me put up the logons(
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( i guess even he has some tact)). I will though tell you what to do
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once you get in.
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it goes something like this
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TRANSCRIPT @1
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i have just logged on. this is the cursor you see :"@"
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@b
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loggin off
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(if you type b you will get logged off)
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l
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error
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if you type l or something else that is stupid you will get an
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error message. not just "error" I was using it for an example. It
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will actually say someting like "error in format" etc....
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@l:10245
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1: $100/00
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2: 000/97.21
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3: /23.12
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4: $1000/23.11
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That is something like what you get. It is some listing. Now that I am into
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10245's account, I want to see his name, right, so I type the following
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@n
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if you type n you will get "new account:" since you don't want that you
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type x . dont ask my why x, but it will give you that. here is what you
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see.
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Doe, John.m 77-342-13=29184781932798123790=123918074987321703=2194
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I figured out that the numbers at the end are the social security number.
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(not that long though). Nice now that I am in Johns account, what should
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I do.I tried a few bum keys. Here are the keys that work :
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a
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s
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qw
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qu
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x
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b
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t
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t1
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t2
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t3
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t4
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t5
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o
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o1
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p
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pd
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l
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lx
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gr
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acc
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bi
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int
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ne
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ther are probably a lot more. lots more. they are 1 ,2 or maybe 3 letters
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long. an interesting one is the following
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sp
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it will then ask for the following
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l:
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you type in a number say 1
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then it will ask...
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en:
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you type in another number say 3
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then it will ask ...
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de: you type in 10245 (remember john's number) what you are really
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supposed to do is type return, but I found this more interesting.
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it will then put show:
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wait.
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then you look at john's account.
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you will see that his account total with be in the range of $200,000 or so.
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He only had $1100. what that set of stuff did was skimm off the extra
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100th's place of the decimal point and total it all into john's account.
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ie: $100.21231
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the 231 is less than a penny. but if you total all of those things, they
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can add up.
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by the way $200,000 is a bit far fetched. It was in the range of 13,000 or
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so. I got carried away. At least that is my theory on what it does. who
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knows, it might of transfered a persons bank account (but that is another
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trick). anyways, it doesn't matter, it gave john 13000 bucks. one thing
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though: I got so scared I logged off. I didn't call for a while
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January 12, 1985
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I called and looked at john's account, it was back to 1100 dollars.
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three things could have happened
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1. the bank saw the error and fixed it.
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2. the transaction was not saved.
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3. john withdrew the cash and bought a car.
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I think that either 1 or 3 is the correct thing.
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anyways,...here are a few more commands
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u
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tr
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sc.
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cc. this one is neat (ever want to put someone on a black list)
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well that is all for now..
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oh, i almost forgot, the banks number is in the "numbers of the month"
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section of Airwolf. It is the one called Citibank, DC"
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also try the other banks. if you get into one, maybe you may get
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featured on the magazine rack.
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