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<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>
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/-- --
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\-- P R O F E S S O R F A L K E N ' S --/
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/-- --\
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\-- GUIDE TO --/
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/-- --\
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\-- ***** ***** **** ***** --/
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/-- * * * * * * * --\
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\-- * * * * * ***** --/
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/-- * * * * * * * --\
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\-- ***** ***** **** ***** --/
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/-- P * --\
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\-- --/
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/-- HACKING SECURITY --\
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\-- (C)1988--/
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<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>-<()>
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First I'd like to thank the following people for thier contributions to this
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file and to my knowledge about this fucking world--=-> Frye Guy, Laser,
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David Lightman, HackerSoft in it's entirety, The Rebel, Digital Logic,
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L.E. Pirate, Brain Tumor, Boris Crack, Mad Max, Sike III, The Blade,
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Spartacus, Baby Eagle, Iceman/TOPGUN, Spam Master, & Codebuster.
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This file is meant for the beginner/novice/amateur code hacker. Anyone
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have been hacking for over 2 years you probably don't need to read.
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The first thing I would like to point out is the major LD companies security
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systems. A couple years ago MCI and SPRINT installed a NEW type of ESS
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which makes it easier to catch code hacks. This system is able to detect
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patterns on it's ports, such as one target number being repeated many times or
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invalid codes repeating every x number of minutes. They thought they were
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smart, but we just have to be a step smarter.
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MULTIPLE PORTS-->
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By having a code hacker that uses multiple port hacking ( that is one that
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can hack many ports in one session ) you can lower the odds of being caught
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tremendously. By entering many ports into the hackers database and being able
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to access them all in one session reduces the LD Co's ability to catch a
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pattern on one of their port/s. With this feature you are able to throw the LD
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company off WHERE and WHEN you will strike next. ALSO SEE TIMING PATTERNS.
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MULTIPLE TARGETS-->
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The first of the (IBM) programs to have multiple targets was Terminus's
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Codebuster, it was then implemented into The Brew Associate's Code Thief. By
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utilizing a program's multiple target option, the chances you being caught by
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their system's pattern detection is almost NIL. Code Thief's multiple target
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file contains 369 targets. If you cannot get this target list I suggest you
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compile a list of TELENET,COMPUSERVE, etc. dial ups and use them for targets.
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At least you'll have a better chance...
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PORT PATTERNS & TIMING PATTERNS-->
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Long distance companies like SPRINT/MCI usually have more than 1 port in
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large cities/areacodes, thus you can hack on many of their ports. Increasing
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the number of ports you hack on gives you an edge. The LD's system will get
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suspicious if it finds many invalid codes attempts on one of its port. Each
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port is allotted a certain amount of invalid codes attempts. If this number is
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exceeded an error flag will go on and the security division will be alerted to
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the port. So in other words by increasing the ports you can decrease your odds
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of being alerted to and ANI'ed.
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As mentioned before the LD companies also have timing pattern recognition.
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This means they can tell if they are getting an invalid code attempt every
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x minutes. This really is the most deadly features of their system ( next to
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ANI of course ) because almost every hacker I know of runs on a set amount of
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time for each thing to happen. Carrier timeout,seconds to wait till code &
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target are entered, all of these are on a fixed amount of time. Every so many
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number of seconds the hacker repeats its invalid code timeout & retry time
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almost exactly. To get rid of this deadly feature is QUITE simple.
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What I suggest is to add another port or two to your list. However, this port
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is special because its not a port at all. It's a friend you hate or a
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disconnected number or some business. That way your timing for the LD's ports
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will not stay predictable. Also vary the carrier timeout value ( a.k.a.
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timeout value ) for the fake port numbers. Doing this will make you about as
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unpredictable as nitroglycerine made from a T-File.
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TIMES TO HACK-->
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When I first started code hacking 84' I thought the best time to hack was
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at 2 a.m. because there wouldn't be anybody at the L.D. company then. Well
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maybe back then there wasn't because there wasn't any customer service after
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6pm. But the times have changed. There is security and customer service and
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maintenance there 24 hours a day 7 days a week- Even Holidays. So the best
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time to hack would be when normal customers are using it. Most customers are
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either business's or households. So your best bet would be hacking when they
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would use it- M-F 8am to 7pm. This is when most people accidently fuck-up on
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their code and thus it is the best time to hack. I would suggest hacking in
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the morning since the LD's system is counting the number of invalid attempts
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if you do a lot in the morning then the subscribers in the afternoon will get
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get evil eye, not you. Usually the LD companies system RESETS its value at
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12:00 midnight so that the invalid attempt numbers don't keep adding on the
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the previous days. Also hacking on holidays such as Christmas is excellent
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because the amount of people calling everyone all over the fucking place is
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magnanimous.
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