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38 Date: Feb 03/87 Time: 4:23 Pm
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Subject: Fuck!
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From: CAPT. CRUNCH
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Did you know that Data General systems
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always start off with "Logon:". These
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systems are really the easiest to hack.
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When they ask for the account number
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after using the logon password, the
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machine reads each character and not
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the whole word after pressing return.
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You know what that means! That means
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these systems are ideal for hacking
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programs like Demon Dialer or my recent
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aquired hacker, Telenet Hacker. The
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system is usually run on CP/M so you
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have the standard CP/M commands once
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you are in the system. A few systems
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you might like to try if you have the
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numbers are Bank of Commerce and
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Toronto Dominion. I am reluctant to
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give them out. I am scared of them
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being abused and then in turn having
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the number changed on me.
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A>uto-reply, K>ill, N>ext, R>e-read: n
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39 Date: Feb 03/87 Time: 4:29 Pm
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Subject: Continued...
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From: CAPT. CRUNCH
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I also found from experince is that
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most Data General systems have
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passwords with 2 numbers and 4 letters.
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Example: 93HCQA
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Some also have ctrl characters between
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the letters. When hacking Data General
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systems, be careful not to make to many
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mistakes once into the system, as it
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has a system log. Also, if the machine
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thinks it is being hacked or being
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abused, it will automatically shut
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down. This is a real bummer. Anyways,
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enough for now, I will talk later about
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Vega systems.
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Later,
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/\ Capt. Crunch \/
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