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R e n e g a d e L e g i o n
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T e c h n i c a l R e p o r t s
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Technical Report #3
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February 1991
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RL HQ - 617.623.7151
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VMB Hacking
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Written By: The Knight
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Ok, Here's the deal. VMB Hacking Is not a HUGE deal and there really isn't
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a great deal of 'hidden info' that isn't common sense. But, If you are out
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there trying to hack a box and can't, follow through the VERY logical and
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simple steps and make sure they are matching up.
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Step 1:
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Finding a VMB System
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There are many ways you can find a VMB system, for instance, on a BBS when
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someone says 'Here are some systems' usually thats what they're referring
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to. Also, Try setting up your scanner and listening for 'Welcome to XX
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company, Enter extension #' or something similar to that. Then you have
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found a VMB system.
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Step 2:
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Finding a Box
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This is the part where most IDIOTS fuck up. You can NOT just take ANY box.
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You must make sure that no one is using it. There are several ways to do
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this. One EASY way is when you hack it, check the date on the latest
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messages, if they are OVER a month old, then I'd say your safe to use them.
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Also, watch in case there is just like _2_ messages in there from the last
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4 months that those messages could be messages sent to ALL the boxes, see if
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they sound personal. If they DON'T, then grab the box.
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Let's say there's a box you REALLY want bad and someone's using it regularly,
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try doing this: Go in twice a day (make SURE you DON'T change the greeting
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etc.) and erase all the messages. He will complain and will eventually move
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out of the box. Then there is a good chance of you having that box. It's
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happned to me.
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Step 3:
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Hacking the VMB
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This is the most SIMPLE part of all. MY general method is as follows:
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Find a box, let's say box 260. It's empty and I want it (obviously).
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First, try passcode '000', if that doesn't work, try passcode '260',
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just make very general guesses that's ALL. Some of the MOST Common passcodes
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are:
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3 digit boxes:
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000
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123
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111
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222
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333
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444
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555
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666
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777
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888
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999
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box # (say it's box 260, passcode: 260)
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321
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4 digit boxes:
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1234
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0000
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1111
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2222
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3333
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4444
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5555
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6666
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7777
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8888
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9999
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box # (Say its box 1200, try passcode: 1200)
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The Key: REALLY try ALL of those. I knew one system with a passcode of
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'5555' and NO ONE could hack it. And I did. So don't give up.
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UNLESS you've exhausted all of those possibilities. Then forget
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it.
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That's it really. The most simple thing to do. Just remember not to
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give up before you should and also try 3 digit passcodes on 4 digit
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boxes. Also, once you get in for added security, a lot of these boxes
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allow more digits for passcodes, so make a 5 digit passcode. Or if you
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thing its worth it, try like '00000' so that's really about all.
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Have fun and don't stop.
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