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Issue #2
"Holy fux, Batman!"
Dec 1, 1994
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MiNDCRiME Magazine is protected under Copywright laws of the United States
and Europe. No portion of this work may be duplicated without the expressed
permission of the editor. MiNDCRiME Magazine may be distributed freely
as long as the distributed copy is unaltered. Use of MiNDCRiME within any
corporation whether private or government is subjected to a fee. E-Mail
mndcrime@m-net.arbornet.org for information on commercial license.
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[Table Of Contents]
File #1:
b. Article submission information.
c. About articles that appear in MiNDCRiME.
d. EDiTORiAL: IRC thoughts by h0wcum. (continued)
File #2: Sendmail: the latest exploit by zomo.
File #3: Beginner's Guide to Hacking continues with setuid stuff from
zomo.
File #4: MiNDCRiME's Official Emmy Awards.
File #5: eASE dROPPING aND cARDS by iP
File #6: How to Mess up Department Store Macs By C-D and Walrus
File #7: Phreaking, a Beginner's Guide by WyreTapp.
File #8: Stealing Comic Books by kid Eternity
File #9: Getting Even: the sequel your momma warned you about.
b: Supplimental Toolz: Fake Mail + News
File #10: News Flash: Hacker gets 20-month sentence. Courtesy Rerror.
File #11: New sendmail hole?
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Introduction
Welcome to iSSUE #2 of MiNDCRiME. Things are rolling now, we are
a little late with this issue because some of our authors are late
sending in their articles. The initial reaction to MiNDCRiME has been
mixed. There are people who say it rox, and there are ppl who say it sux.
Nevertheless, I have been highly sought after since publishing the first
issue.
MiNDCRiME is:
h0wcum : editor
Valgamon: assistant editor. (welcome aboard!)
iP : global co-ordinator.
oJ : Staff dude
Digital : Staff dude
So here is the second issue. I hope everyone gets a little
something from it. Enjoy and don't get caught.
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Submission Information
If you would like to submit an article, email the article as well as your
handle to: mndcrime@cyberspace.net. All submissions are subjected to
editing and rejection. We are currently looking for articles on:
Easy systems,
Hacker's sites, BBSs and FTP sites on the net.
Unix hacking tutorials, src codes, bugs, shell scripts, etc.
Recent information on Kevin Mitnick.
Unix and general computer jokes.
World hacking and phreaking news.
Use your imagination.
Direct all comments and questions to the address noted above.
Direct all flames to /dev/null or my anus, whichever floats your boat.
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About Article Submission
Some people have pulled me aside on IRC to tell me they thought
certain submitted articles in issue #1 were lame. I'd just like to point
out that the people who write for us put a bit of effort into their work
and it isn't fair to shoot them down so quickly. I'd also like to add
that if you hotshots think you can do better, you are *more* than welcome
to submit an article.
Remember, next time it could be you they are saying wrote a lame
article. We try hard, Valgamon and I to put out the best magazine that we
can. You can take your attitudes and put them where the sun don't shine.
If you have some constructive criticism to offer, we will be happy to
hear it, but if you want to cop an attitude with us, you can eat me.
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Thoughts on IRC
by h0wcum
As you all know #hack is +i. I'd like to start off this message
saying that I intend no disrespect to any of those who have chosen to
make #hack invite only. This is merely my opinion, which is shared by
many, even those who choose not to gripe openly about it.
For quite some time #hack has had its doors open to all who wished
to enter. That was the essence of the channel. The only time I have known
#hack to be invite only is when the channel has been taken over, and it
it appears now that it has been taken over for the final time, on a more
permanent basis.
No one person, or small group of people own #hack. No one has the
right to make the channel invite only: it's like inviting or refusing
quests to someone elses' house. You have no right to make #hack +i. It's
*not* yours. The decision to make #hack +i was brought about by
one individual and supported by others. It is, however, contested by
many, some of which who are ops, who have tried to make #hack -i and
ended up in a +i <--> -i war with len.
Let's forget for a moment that you have absolutley *no fucking*
right to make any permanent descisions on the channel. Let's forget that you
have to be re-opped evertime you join #hack and that #hack does not
automattically role out the red carpet and op you when you join. Let's
examine, if you will, the inconvenience factor.
I usually get invited to #hack, that is, when ops are awake. Getting
into the channel at night or even at 8am is another story. Check it:
<-[len]-> invite #hack
*** len is away: ask mark ][ceman or loki or y or loq
<-[mark]-> invite #hack
*** Mark is away: Doing evil thigns to evil things
<-[][ceman]-> invite #hack
<-[y]-> invite #Hack
*** y: No such nick/channel
<-[loq]-> invite #hack
*** loq is away: ZZzzzZZZ...msg len loki ragent gentry for invite
<-[ragent]-> invite #hack
*** ragent: No such nick/channel
<-[gentry]-> invite #hack
*** gentry: No such nick/channel
<-[loki]-> inite #Hack
.... or my personally favorite circular reference:
<-[len]-> invite
*** len is away: ask mark
<-[mark]-> invite
*** Mark is away: ask len
As you can see, one has to fuck around for a time just
to get an invite. You end up in a big circle of invite /msg's
just to get into a channel that should be allowed in with no
hassle.
This is rediculous. I emplore those who are holding
#hack hostage to take a fucking step back and realizee that
you have exactly *squats* worth of authority to make it +i,
especially when there are so many against it. len, you don't
own #hack, I don't know who you are, but in all my time on
#hack, I've just started to see you around in the last few
months, unless you went by another nick.
I don't wanna blow sunshine up anyone's ass, but I'd
like to open this to a vote. If you are a non-op on #hack, send
e-mail to our address and explain your position on this. Also, I am
not trying to blow sunshine up anyone's ass, but this shit has got to end.
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