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Author : Dr. No Date : 01/08/93
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Soveriegns Of Bell Issue #4 -
Tenet - What It Is And How To Use And Abuse It
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Introduction
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One of friends knew an assitant principal at NEISD. He came home one day with a
number for his modem that logged into a strange system that he had never seen
before. Granted, he didn't hack much at the time, but he knows what most systems
look like. He said it was a UNIX system with a menu shell around it. Naturally I
was curiuos, so I dialed it up when he was over at my house one day just to
check it out. I couldn't really figure out anything that he didn't already know,
and noticed that it was hooked up to Internet. This really caught my attention
because the latest thing with me was how to access the Internet. I asked him to
look more into it and he said he would, and a few days later he called me up. He
said "Check this out! I found out how to FTP and Telnet out of this thing!" I
was like, yeah big deal, I know a million places that do that. Then he said
"Yeah, it's like all the rest except it's a 16.8 Dual Standard dialin." Now this
really got my attention, because I was tired of downloading on a 9600 line at
500 CPS. So, we did a rundown on the thing. Here's what we came up with :
Name : Tenet - Texas Education Network
Dialin : FTP or Telnet 128.83.185.91 (Tenet.Edu) or phone at :
Austin (512)472-0602 Fort Worth (817)795-2902
Beaumont (409)862-2577 Gaveston (409)763-2322
Brownsville (210)542-6295 Houston (713)790-1441
Bryan/Collage Station (409)862-2577 Lubbock (806)741-0028
Corpus Cristi (512)994-8400 Midland (915)550-7216
Dallas (214)918-9700 Odessa (915)366-4307
Edinburg (210)318-3909 San Antonio (210)615-8909
El Paso (915)747-5080 Temple (512)774-7072
Tyler (903)509-1061 Waco (817)752-6223
Anywhere (800)258-3638 or (800)25-TENET
Accesses : FTP, Tenet, Internet Mail, And a variety of other Texas education
bullshit.
Doesn't Access : You cannot use IRC, CC (C Compiler) and there are no Usenet
feeds. You cannot compile anything, so there's a big drawback.
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Accounts : When you log on it will prompt you for your name or ask for new.
The prices (annually) are as follows:
Comment Codes : (What Info they ask you for)
AD - Address
CDN - County District Number
COL - Name Of College or University or Agency or Buisness
DEP - Department or Division
JT - Job Title
MJR - What you're Major'ing in
DES - Description Of Your Affiliation With Education
NM - Your Name
SS - Social Security Number
PHN - Phone Number
SN - School Name
Fee | Description
| Comment Codes
------|--------------------------------------------------------------
$5 | Public school (K-12) teacher, administrator, or staff member
| NM, SS, AD, CDN, SN
$5 | Private school (K-12) teacher, administrator, or staff member
| NM, SS, AD, CDN, SN
$0 | Texas Education Agency or Education Service Center employee
| NM, SS, AD, CDN, SN
$5 | School board member
| NM, SS, AD, CDN, SN
$25 | University faculty or staff
| NM, SS, AD, COL, DEP, JT
$25 | Local, state or federal government employee NOT listed above
| NM, SS, AD, COL, DEP, JT
$10 | University student
| NM, SS, AD, COL, MJR, DES
$150 | Business or commercial concern affiliated with education
| NM, SS, AD, COL, DEP, JT, DES
see  | Professional organization affiliated with education
| NM, SS, AD, JT, DES
N/A | None of the Above
| Not allowed access on system.
9. Professional organization affiliated with education
Which of the following choices best fits you?
Fee | Description
| See above for comment codes; it applies to all.
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$0 | Texas Association of School Boards
$0 | Texas Computer Education Association
$0 | Texas State Teachers Association
$0 | Texas Association of School Business Officials
$0 | Texas Association of School Administrators
$150 | Other
How To Get An Account
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I guess you can figure out how to get one - but in case you're REALLY stupid,
I'll fill you in on the ones I find extremely easy.
1. Card it. Not hard at all - you need a drop site for they mail you your
password and validation notice.
2. Social Engineer it. This is probably the best way. First, card yourself an
account, and then get on and use the command "who" (without quotes) from
the shell. This will allow you to see whose online, and whatever information
they are willing to give out. (I.G. Name, Phone Number, Address, ETC.) If
they do not give out much, you can also "finger" their account, this will
also list a lot about them. Then call 'em up and get their shit.
3. Hack 'em. This is by far the hardest. None of the defaults work - although
the root account works, it only allows login at the local end. You could do
it if you have a good dictionary - unfortuanetly I don't.
4. Pay for it. (If you're reading this section and interested, go kill yourself)
The only good I could see coming out of that is if you really ARE a teacher
or you are interested in a STABLE message point on Internet.
Tips
-=-=-
1. Don't ever use your real handle. Take normal safety precautions. You know
the deal.
2. If you are logging in as an Public or Private school teacher, administrator,
etc. you must know a county-district number of a school. This is a unique
number which identifies your County, School district and campus. It looks
something like 123-456-789. If you do not know your cdn, you must shnag it
before you can complete the registration for that account. It can be 6 or 9
digits.
3. Leave NO trace of your presence behind. If you downloaded a file of an FTP
or something, don't leave it in the user's workspace. The user may become
suspicious of files called HACKINGGOVERNMENT.COMPUTERS. Remember : you get
unlimited time online and the file will be on the FTP or whatever tommarrow.
Okay, well that's the scoop. Have fun, and if you need a Texas school code
Email me on any board or at lmb@tenet.edu. Other than that - have fun.
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| Soveriegns Of Bell Issue #5 |
| Call these 3l33+ BBS: Or Mail Us At : |
| The Truth Sayer's Domain - 210-493-9975 - SoB WHQ lmb@tenet.edu |
| Red Dawn-2 - 410-263-2258 - Affiliated Board |
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