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P/HUN Newsletter #1
Contents 13 articles + Introduction
Released : September 30th 1988
Phile 1.1 of 1.14
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| Phreakers Hackers Underground Network |
| Newsletter #1 |
\------------------------------------------------/
Welcome to the P/HUN newsletter #1.P/HUN is a free newsletter dedicated to
inform on subjects as Defeating computer security / Various aspects of
Telecommunication/Cable/Radio/and offcourse Pyromania
P/HUN will come out at approximately every three months.Our next issue will
be out somewhere in December.Anyone can write for our newsletter
We will not be held responsible for any articles that are printed.If
you have questions and/or comments on any particular article(s) please
contact the appropriate writer.
If you have anything to sell (Phreak/Hack/Cable related ONLY!!) upload
your ad and it will be printed in the next issue.
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IF YOU ARE INTRESTED IN SUBMITTING AN ARTICLE CALL:
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"P/HUN Newsletter Headquarters"
(718)358/9209
Open 24 hrs
Upload your article there and it'll be printed in the forecoming issue if
acceptable.
** Note **
In the next issue we would like to see some good articles on Pyro and Cable.
Your Submittions will be highly appreciated.
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We wish to thank everyone who has submitted their article to
make this issue possible and a special thanks to all members P/HUN
If anyone would like to see an article on any specific subject please
leave us your feedback at the Hackers Den-88
Please distribute this article freely.
We are proud to say that we have recently opened a P/HUN oriented BBS
Call...
Ojai
(415)341-7564
1200/2400
Open 24 hrs
Also give these fine Hack/Phreak related boards a call:
Phoenix Project - (512)7548182 * Eyes Only BBS - (516)9797312
The Junkyard BBS - (516)9327394 * Genesis Project- (212)9311428/ 6pm-10am
Phun Phone Co. - (718)6459158 * The Edge - (718)6318135
Pacific Alliance - (818)2805710 * The Alternate Universe - (718)3260720
Rougues Gallery - (516)3619846 * The Central Office - (914)2343260
Phantoms Quarters (718)9617233 * Phantoms Quarters ][ - (718)9397538
Iron Curtain - (301)8435052 * AT-TEL 16 Bit - (812)4462881
In the next issue we plan to have a list of all Phreak/Hack related Boards
around the country.If you want your board to be added to the list ,please
contact us at the Hackers Den88.
Editor & President
Red Knight
Hackers Den-88
(718)358/9209
SysOps may use this newsletter so long as it has "not" been altered in anyway
=========================ntents:
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1.1 - Introduction --> By: Red Knight
1.2 - Fundamentels on UNIX Passwords --> By: Mr. Slippery
1.3 - Electronic funds transfer systems --> By: The Line Breaker
1.4 - Dialups --> By: Cyfer
1.5 - Telenet Access Numbers --> By: DareDevil
1.6 - Hacker menace and electronic bulletin boards --> By: Code Cracker
1.7 - Federal Black Pages --> By: The Line Breaker
1.8 - Red & Green Boxes revived --> By: The Pink Panther
1.9 - A Notice to all Phreakers --> By: The Jedi
1.10 - An introduction to Diverters --> By: Larry P.
1.11 - The Mf2 U.K Signalling System --> By: The Key
1.12 - List of Dutch & Belgium BBS'es --> By: The Key
1.13 - The Paper Clip Method --> By: Master Mind
1.14 - The SL-1ST PABX --> By: Red Knight
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Phile 1.2 of 1.14
Fundamentals of UNIX passwords
------------------------------
By: Mr. Slippery
I will answer the following questions:
What are good passwords? What are bad passwords? Why does UNIX
system V require 6 character passwords with funny characters?
How long would it take to break ANY 6 character password.
In 1981, Rober Morris and Ken Thompson wrote up their findings about
passwords. The document is called "Password Security - A Case History"
and is present in the documentation for some versions of UNIX.
They did a survey of various systems ands found that out of 3,289
passwords 15 were a single character, 72 were 2 characters long,
464 were 3 chars, 477 where 4 alphanumeric, 706 were 5 letters,
605 were 6 letters, all lower case and 492 appeared in various
dictionaries. 86% of the passwords were thus easily breakable if
you have a password hacker and access to the password file. This
is why UNIX V requires a minimum 6 characters some of which must
not be letters.
The article also said that some "good" things to try are dictionary
entries with the words spelled backwards, list of first names, last
names, street names, city names, (try with an inital upper case
letter as well), valid license plate numbers in your state, room
numbers, telephone numbers and the like.
Some others have suggested that people use woman's names (with a
trailing digit), their logins repeated or massaged (login abc,
password abcabc, cbacba), anything in the "GECOS" (comment) field of
the password file and anything significant that you know about the
person (their kid's name).
But what about trying every possible password? How long would it take?
The article had some numbers based on a PDP 11/70. It showed that 6
character passwords were too hard to break by exhaustive search if
someone was forced to use more than just letters and numbers. Using
all 95 printable characters, it would take a PDP 11/70 about 33 years
to try all of them. BUT TIMES ARE CHANGING. One fine weekend I tried
the same experiement with a modern 25MHz computer. From 33 have access to a mainframe or cray, it could
be a matter of days or weeks to break a password.
Of course, this is not something that would go unnoticed. Using up all
the resources of a CRAY would show up but over a long weekend, who
knows? If people are paying attention to the system activity (sar)
they will notice that you've used up all the system resources and
start asking potentially embarresing questions.
If you have a bunch of friends to help and divide up the job,
it could be a lot faster. Naturally though, it has to be worth your
time and effort. Someone running Xenix or MINIX on a PC is hardly
worth the effort.
And if the person was using 7 or 8 character passwords it would take
just too long.
If you examine the password encryptation method that UNIX uses, you
will notice that a 'salt' is used. This can have 4K (4,096 for the
uninitiated) values so generating every possible password IN ADVANCE
would take 4K times whatever the time required so its not worth the
attempt either.
How long will the 'door' be open? This fact that people are getting
better and better at guessing passwords in not lost on all concerned.
AT&T has put something called "password shadowing" in their latest
release (V.3.2). Basically what they did is to make the password file
unreadable by anyone but root. This stops people from taking the
password file to another machine and working on it at leasure. SUN and
IBM are doing similar things (hang around USENIX/Uniforum when the
shows come to your town to see what they are up to).
Well, what is this all leading up to? Are people going to give up
their hobby? Just between you and me, I kind of doubt it. Password
'shadowing' is optional, after all. People will still choose bad
passwords or even no passwords. Many people will not load the lastest
operating systems.
On the other hand, its not only UNIX systems that people choose bad
passwords for. I assume that I could break many hackers and phreaks
passwords on various boards but that would be unfriendly and get me
into trouble, so I won't try :-) (for the novice, this is a smiley
face and means that I'm joking :-( is a frown). Those out there who
are sysops might want to see what people choose for passwords since
I assume we're almost as lazy as other people. Me, I don't use
anything that you could guess except on one board that had trouble
with a special characters!
Writing a password cracker: On UNIX, at least, this is simple assuming
you have access to the 'domestic' version. The 'international' version
has the crypt function deleted. I don't know why they bothered since
all the KGB has to do is visit any one of 10,000 sites with UNIX
source code but I guess the government likes to play "lets pretend".
By the way, in case you are waiting for a nice cheap FAST DES chip to
come out, the UNIX people did not exactly use DES. They diddled it a
bit to stop hardware from making the job too fast.
I assume that the principles I've talked about here apply to other
operating systems. Some are a LOT easier. The earlier versions of the
Pick opthe passwords. All you had
to do was to 'dump' the right 'frame' of disk to see them! I think
that some of the mainframe packages such as RACF or ACF2 don't encrypt
but I'm not 100% sure.
A final thought: one thing to look for in general are assumptions made
a number of years ago that people have not reexamined. Exhaustive
searches of 6 character passwords is just one example. I'm sure there
are others.
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Phile 1.3 of 1.14
ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER SYSTEMS
---------------------------------
WRITTEN BY: THE LINE BREAKER & CODE CRACKER
As a respond from The Master Hacker we have written this g-phile
for those of you are either new or have no knowledge of carding.
This is a 5-part g-phile covering all areas of using a credit
card for carding. Part 1 is mainly a explaintion of how credit
cards go through clearing houses and to the customers statement.
ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER SYSTEMS
--------------------------------->
EFTS can broadly be described as computer data collection and relecommunication
techniques that electronically transport information about the movement of
funds between accounts managed by financial institutions.
THE IMPETUS FOR EFT SERVICES
---------------------------->
With the adoption of the MICR (Magnetic Ink Character recognition) stand in
I Think about 1959, the banking industry took the first step toward
facilitating computerized handling of the growing number of checks used
in America. By the 70's paper check processing had reached a level where
more than 37 billion individual pieces of paper moved through the banking
system annually. In 1983 at the present rate of growth, it was anticipated
that this number would reach 55 billion.
Two general approaches are being follwoed in an effort to reduce the
burden of check processing: the elimination of or supplant of check
transactions by electronic messages and the reduction of the physical
transport of paper.
REPLACEMENT OF CHECK TRANSACTIONS BY ELECTRONIC MESSAGES
-------------------------------------------------------->
Examples are the installation of automated teller machines (ATMs) by
financial institutions to provide on-line computerized banking
services, the development of automated clearinghouse services (such
as checkless payroll deposits) and telephone bill-paying services
which allow customers to enter bill paying information directly in
electronic form to a bank's computer through Touchtone telephones.
Automated teller machines are unattended computer terminal-type devices
that offer most of the services avaiable from a teller. They
are actived by a customer through the combined use of a plastic card
with a magnetic strip bearing machine readable account
information, and a special secret number known only by the
customer (termed a PIN or personal Identification number).
Among the services offered through these machines are cash
withdrawls, transfers of fbalance inquiry. Although early development of these machines
was restricted to providing off-line cash despensing, almost all
new ATM installations are on-line to the financial institution's
account database.
Automated clearinghouses (ACHs) are regional computer centers
fun for the most part by the federal reserve system and
concentrating thier activities on the processing of
pre-authorized electronic deposits or withdrawls from checking
accounts maintained by financial institutions.
Typical volume in the early 80's was over 11 million electronic
items per month submitted to the ACHs primarily on magnetic tape
for sorting and redistribution. The predominant types of
electronic items processed by the 32 ACHs were military payroll
and social security electronic deposits. Other types of
transactions include withdrawl of funds to pay bills
pre-authorized by the customer for payment. Electronic deposits
or withdrawls destined for a F.I. not served by a specific
regional ACH are transmitted via telecommunications links to the
appropriate regional ACH for local redistribution.
Bill paying by telephone is another popular EFT service designed
to elimate paper check mailing and processing. In its most
basic form, the service involves customer-direct input by a
touchtone telephone to a computer of the data necessaty to
generate electronic withdrawls from a account maintained by the
cusotmer and an electronic deposit to an account maintained by
the billing company. Deposits destined for a company that does
not maintain an account with the customer's bank can be routed
through the local ACH for delivery to an appropriate bank.
REDUCTION OF PAPER FLOW
----------------------->
Truncation of the physical transport of paper bearing
instructions for the movement of funds between accounts is
another EFT application. For example, efforts to truncate the
flow of checks through the use of image processing techniques
are under development. The thrust of this effort is to create
electronic images of checks at the point of first deposit and to
transmit only these images to the customer or customers's bank.
The national credit card clearing and settlement system are
other examples of such truncation systems. When a customer uses
Visa or Mastercard to make a purchase, he or she normally is not
dealing with a merchant who has an account with the financial
institution that has issued the card. As a result, the evidence
of the completed sale in the past was physically forwarded to
the merchant's contracting bank for credit to the merchant's
account and then on to the card-issuing banl for posting to the
customer's statement. In 1978, national systems were installed
by the two competing bankcard organizations which truncated the
flow of this paper at the merchant's bank of deposit and
forwared only an electronic message to the card issurer for
posting to the cardholders statement. These systems were later
expanded to include worldwide bankcard sales. The system that
supports this electronic transmission fpr Visa cards processes per month during the latter
part of 1985, or approximately 60% of all Visa card sales worldwide.
The Visa system transmits this sales data overnight in a form
which can be directly posted to a customer's descriptive billing
statement through a network linking together 250 Visa bank
processing centers in Europe, Canada, and the U.S. Magnetic
tapes are sent to the balance of Visa banks operating in more
than 125 countries throughout the rest of the world.
As a result of the implemention of these two systems, both
national systems have uniformly adopted cardholder billing
statements which simply list a description of the sale without
including a copy of the sales receipt.
telephone numbers and password format. Gaining access to the
ACH will give to all the information about credit cards needed.
From Person names to expiration dates to issuing banks. We hope
you have found this article intresting.
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Phile 1.4 of 1.14
*****Dialups*****
Presented By:
Cyfer
This List of Dialups is for a small portion of the 800 and 950 dialups in
U.S. They were tested on the East coast so you people on the West may not
be able to reach all of these....They code templates listed along with the
Dialups are 70% correct.....It is sometime hard to tell whether you dial a 1
or a 0 or 9 to get an outside line for a particular company so you may have to
experiment with a few of them....The ones with the * beside them mean that that
code template is 100% correct....We know so because we have found valid codes
from them...In future issues we will expand our list....It is very small now
due to the lack of time we have had to find more....So look out for the next
Issue!
Cyfer
Number Company Code template
1.(800)221-2480 PBX N/A
2.(800)221-8190 RCA Datel 1111, 6 digit code, then who knows
3. 950-0488 ITT N/A
4.(800)327-9488 ITT (800) N/A
5.(800)221-9600 PBX N/A
6.(800)238-1740 N/A N/A
7.(800)251-1435 PBX N/A
8.(800)321-6902 PBX N/A
9.(800)368-5963 N/A 6 digit Code, 0, #
10.(800)437-7010 GCI 8 digit code, 1, #
11.(800)441-0647 PBX 4 digit code, 9, #
12.(800)541-2255 MicroTel N/A
13.(800)547-1784 American Network 6 digit Code, 1, #
14.(800)548-0003 N/A *6 Digit Code, 0, #
15.(800)558-1000 N/A N/A They give a Fake Carrier!
16.(800)877-8000 Sprint 7 digit Code, 1, #
17. 950-1033 Sprint *7 digit Code, 1, # Be Careful!!
18. 950-0537 N/A *6 Digit Code, 1, #
19. 950-, #, 14 Digit Code!! tough one.
20.(800)858-4193 Metro-Fone *7 Digit Code, #
21.(800)843-0698 Allnet??? N/A
22.(800)882-2255 Americall 6 Digit Code, 1, # Fake Carrier
23. 950-0370 N/A 7 Digit Code, 1, #
24. 950-0393 American Pioneer 6 Digit Code, 1, #
25. 950-1088 N/A 6 Digit Code, 1, #
26. 950-1044 Allnet (Regional) *6 Digit Code, 1, #
27. 950-1444 Allnet (National) *9 Digit Code, 1, #
28.(800)237-0384 Tec-Net 5 Digit Code, Then I am lost!
29. 950-0658 N/A 6 Digit Code, 1, #
30. 950-0760 N/A 6 Digit Code, 1, #
31. 950-0835 N/A 6 Digit Code, 1, #
Well That's All for now.....I know they're are alot more 800's out there...
Guess we'll Put them in the next issue! Sorry about All the N/A's Listed....
But some of those templates are hard to get right.....So have Fun...Until Next
Time!
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Phile 1.5 of 1.14
Telenet Access Numbers
----------------------
By: DAREDEVIL
P/HUN
I HOPE THESE NUMBERS COME IN HANDY.
USAGE: ONE CAN ALSO USE THESE AS MULTIPLE TARGETS WITH 'CODE THIEF '
300/1200 2400
ST AC CITY BPS BPS CLASS
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AL 205 ANNISTON 236-9711 B
AL 205 BIRMINGHAM 328-2310 251-1885 B
AL 205 DECATUR 355-0206 B
AL 205 DOTHAN 793-5034 B
AL 205 FLORENCE 767-7960 B
AL 205 HUNTSVILLE 539-2281 B
AL 205 MOBILE 432-1680 438-6881 B
AL 205 MONTGOMERY 269-0090 832-4314 B
AL*205 TUSCALOOSA 752-1472 C
AK 907 ANCHORAGE 258-7222 1
AK 907 BARROW 852-2425 1
AK 907 BETHEL 543-2411 1
AK 907 COLD BAY 532-2371 1
AK 907 CORDOVA 424-3744 1
AK 907 DEADHORSE 659-2777 1
AK 907 DELTA JUNCTION 895-5070 1
AK 907 DILLINGHAM 842-2688 1
AK 907 FAIRBANKS 456-3282 1
AK 907 GLENNALLEN 822-5231 1
AK 907 HOMER 1
AK 907 ILIAMNA 571-1364 1
AK 907 JUNEAU 789-7009 1
AK 907 KETCHIKAN 225-1871 1
AK 907 KING SALMON 246-3049 1
AK 907 KODIAK 486-4061 1
AK 907 KOTZEBUE 442-2602 1
AK 907 MCGRATH 524-3256 1
AK 907 NOME 443-2256 1
AK 907 NORTHWAY 778-2301 1
AK 907 PALMER 745-0200 1
AK 907 PRUDHOE BAY 659-2777 1
AK 907 ST PAUL 546-2320 1
AK 907 SEWARD 224-3126 1
AK 907 SITKA 747-5887 1
AK 907 SOLDOTNA 262-1990 1
AK 907 TALKEETNA 733-2227 1
AK 907 TANANA 366-7167 (300 BPS ONLY) 1
AK 907 VALDEZ 835-4987 1
AK 907 WHITTIER 472-2467 1
AK 907 YAKUTAT 784-3453 1
AR 501 FT SMITH 782-2852 C
AR 501 LITTLE ROCK 372-4616 374-2861 B
AZ 602 PHOENIX 254-0244 256-6955 A
AZ 602 TUCSON 747-0107 747-9395 B
CA 805 BAKERSFIELD 327-8146 B
CA 916 CHICO 894-6882 B
CA 714 COLTON 824-9000 824-8976 B
CA 213 COMPTON 516-1007 C
CA 415 CONCORD 827-3960 674-0127 C
CA 619 ESCONDIDO 741-7756 B
CA 707 EUREKA 444-3091 B
CA 209 FRESNO 233-0961 441-1861 B
CA 714 GARDEN GROVE 898-9820 895-1207 B
CA 818 GLENDALE 507-0909 246-3886 B
CA 415 HAYWARD 881-1382 B
CA 213 LOS ANGELES 624-2251 622-1138 A
CA 213 LOS ANGELES 937-3580 622-1138 A
CA 213 MARINA DEL REY 306-2984 306-4922 B
CA 209 MERCED 383-2557 B
CA 209 MODESTO 576-2852 B
CA 408 MONTEREY 646-9092 C
CA 213 NORWALK 404-2237 C
CA 415 OAKLAND 836-4911 834-3194 13 C
CA 415 PALO ALTO 856-9995 856-0484 B
CA 714 POMONA 626-1284 C
CA 916 SACRAMENTO 448-6262 443-7434 B
CA 408 SALINAS 443-4940 B
CA 415 SAN CARLOS 591-0726 595-8870 B
CA 619 SAN DIEGO 233-0233 231-1703 B
CA 415 SAN FRANCISCO 956-5777 788-0825 A
CA 408 SAN JOSE 294-9119 286-6340 B
CA 213 SAN PEDRO 548-6141 514-1590 B
CA 415 SAN RAFAEL 472-5360 C
CA 415 SAN RAMON 829-6705 B
CA 714 SANTA ANA 558-7078 550-4625 B
CA 805 SANTA BARBARA 682-5361 B
CA 408 SANTA CRUZ 429-6937 C
CA 707 SANTA ROSA 578-4447 C
CA 209 STOCKTON 957-7610 C
CA*805 THOUSAND OAKS 495-3693 B
CA*415 VALLEJO 724-4200 C
CA 805 VENTURA 656-6760 B
CA 209 VISALIA 627-1201 B
CA 818 WEST COVINA 915-5151 C
CA 818 WOODLAND HILLS 887-3160 348-7141 B
CO*719 COLORADO SPRINGS 635-5361 578-0950 B
CO 303 DENVER 337-6060 696-0159 A
CO 303 FT COLLINS 493-9131 B
CO 303 GRAND JUNCTION 241-3004 C
CO 303 GREELEY 352-8563 B
CO*719 PUEBLO 542-4053 C
CT 203 BRIDGEPORT 335-5055 367-9130 B
CT 203 DANBURY 794-9075 B
CT 203 HARTFORD 247-9479 724-9396 B
CT 203 MIDDLETOWN 344-8217 B
CT 203 NEW BRITAIN 225-7027 B
CT 203 NEW HAVEN 624-5954 773-3569 B
CT*203 NEW LONDON 447-8455 B
CT 203 NORWALK 866-7404 B
CT 203 STAMFORD 348-0787 359-9404 B
CT 203 WATERBURY 753-4512 C
DC 202 WASHINGTON 429-7896 429-0956 A
DC 202 WASHINGTON 429-7800 429-0956 A
DE 302 DOVER 678-8328 B
DE 302 NEWARK 454-7710 737-4340 B
FL*407 BOCA RATON 338-3701 ORAL 275-7924 C
FL*407 COCOA BEACH 267-0800 B
FL 904 DAYTONA BEACH 255-2629 C
FL 305 FT LAUDERDALE 764-4505 524-5304 B
FL*904 GAINESVILLE 338-0220 B
FL*904 GAINESVILLE 371-6990 (SEE FOOTNOTE 2) B
FL 904 JACKSONVILLE 353-1818 791-9201 B
FL*813 LAKELAND 683-5461 C
FL*407 MELBOURNE 242-8247 C
FL 305 MIAMI 372-0230 372-1355 A
FL 813 NAPLES 263-3033 C
FL 904 OCALA 351-3790 C
FL*407 ORLANDO 422-4088 422-8858 B
FL 904 PENSACOLA 432-1335 C
FL 305 POMPANO BEACH 941-5445 C
FL 813 ST PETERSBURG 323-4026 327-1163 B
FL 813 SARASOTA 923-4563 C
FL 904 TALLAHASSEE 681-1902 B
FL 813 TAMPA 224-9920 223-5859 B
FL*407 WEST PALM BEACH 833-6691 655-2993 B
GA 912 ALBANY 888-3011 C
GA*404 ATHENS 548-5590 B
GA*404 ATHENS 354-0614 (SEE FOOTNOTE 2) B
GA 404 ATLANTA 523-0834 584-0212 A
GA*404 ATLANTA 261-4633 (SEE FOOTNOTE 2) B
GA*404 AUGUSTA 724-2752 724-4494 B
GA*404 COLUMBUS 571-0556 B
GA*404 COLUMBUS 324-5771 (SEE FOOTNOTE 2) B
GA 912 MACON 743-8844 C
GA 404 ROME 234-1428 B
GA 912 SAVANNAH 236-2605 B
HI 808 OAHU 528-0200 3
HI 800 OTHER ISLANDS 272-5299 3
IA 515 AMES 233-6300 C
IA 319 CEDAR RAPIDS 364-0911 362-2764 B
IA 319 DAVENPORT 324-2445 C
IA 515 DES MOINES 288-4403 288-6206 B
IA 319 DUBUQUE 556-0783 C
IA 319 IOWA CITY 351-1421 C
IA 712 SIOUX CITY 255-1545 C
IA*319 WATERLOO 232-5441 B
ID 208 BOISE 343-0611 B
ID 208 LEWISTON 743-0099 C
IL*312 AURORA 896-062 B
IL 309 BLOOMINGTON 827-7000 B
IL 312 CHICAGO 938-0600 938-8725 A
IL 217 DECATUR 429-0235 C
IL*815 DEKALB 758-2623 B
IL 815 JOLIET 726-0070 C
IL 309 PEORIA 637-8570 637-8582 B
IL 815 ROCKFORD 965-0400 965-0696 B
IL 217 SPRINGFIELD 753-1373 B
IL 217 URBANA 384-6428 328-0317 B
IN 812 BLOOMINGTON 332-1344 C
IN 812 EVANSVILLE 424-7693 428-2522 B
IN 219 FT WAYNE 426-2268 422-3431 B
IN 219 GARY 882-8800 B
IN 317 INDIANAPOLIS 299-0024 299-6766 B
IN 317 KOKOMO 455-2460 C
IN 317 LAFAYETTE 742-6000 C
IN*317 MUNCIE 282-6418 C
IN 219 SOUTH BEND 233-7104 233-4031 B
IN 812 TERRE HAUTE 232-5329 C
KS 913 LAWRENCE 843-8124 B
KS 913 MANHATTAN 537-0948 B
KS 913 SALINA 825-7900 B
KS*913 TOPEKA 233-9880 233-4660 B
KS 316 WICHITA 262-5669 262-7961 B
KY 502 BOWLING GREEN 782-7941 B
KY 502 FRANKFORT 875-4654 B
KY 606 LEXINGTON 233-0312 233-7217 B
KY 502 LOUISVILLE 589-5580 583-1006 B
KY 502 OWENSBORO 686-8107 B
LA 318 ALEXANDRIA 445-1053 B
LA 504 BATON ROUGE 343-0753 343-0771 A
LA*318 LAFAYETTE 233-0002 234-8451 B
LA 318 LAKE CHARLES 436-0518 C
LA 318 MONROE 387-6330 B
LA 504 NEW ORLEANS 524-4094 522-3967 A
LA 318 SHREVEPORT 221-5833 B
ME 207 AUGUSTA 622-3123 B
ME 207 BREWER 989-3081 C
ME 207 LEWISTON 784-0105 C
ME 207 PORTLAND 761-4000 C
MD 301 ANNAPOLIS 224-8550 B
MD 301 BALTIMORE 727-6060 752-5555 A
MD 301 FREDERICK 293-9596 B
MA 617 BOSTON 574-9244 A
MA*508 BROCKTON 580-0721 B
MA*508 FALL RIVER 677-4477 B
MA*508 FRAMINGHAM 879-6798 B
MA*508 LAWRENCE 975-2273 B
MA 617 LEXINGTON 863-1550 863-1745 B
MA*508 LOWELL 937-5214 B
MA*508 NEW BEDFORD 999-2915 B
MA 413 NORTHAMPTON 586-0510 C
MA 413 PITTSFIELD 499-7741 B
MA*508 SALEM 744-1559 B
MA 413 SPRINGFIELD 781-3811 B
MA*508 WOODS HOLE 540-7500 C
MA*508 WORCESTER 755-4740 B
MI 313 ANN ARBOR 996-5995 665-2900 A
MI 616 BATTLE CREEK 968-0929 B
MI 313 DETROIT 964-2988 963-2274 A
MI 313 FLINT 235-8517 B
MI 616 GRAND RAPIDS 774-0966 B
MI 517 JACKSON 782-8111 C
MI 616 KALAMAZOO 345-3088 345-3122 B
MI 517 LANSING 484-0062 484-6301 B
MI*517 MIDLAND 832-7068 B
MI 616 MUSKEGON 726-5723 C
MI*313 PONTIAC 332-5120 B
MI 313 PORT HURON 982-8364 B
MI 517 SAGINAW 790-5166 799-3190 B
MI*313 SOUTHFIELD 827-4710 B
MI 616 TRAVERSE CITY 946-2121 C
MI 313 WARREN 575-9152 B
MN 218 DULUTH 722-1719 B
MN*507 MANKATO 388-3780 B
MN 612 MINNEAPOLIS 341-2459 338-1661 A
MN 507 ROCHESTER 282-5917 C
MN 612 ST CLOUD 253-2064 C
MO 314 COLUMBIA 449-4404 B
MO 314 JEFFERSON CITY 634-5178 C
MO 816 KANSAS CITY 221-9900 472-1430 A
MO 816 ST JOSEPH 279-4797 C
MO 314 ST LOUIS 421-4990 421-0381 A
MO 417 SPRINGFIELD 864-4814 B
MS 601 GULFPORT 863-0024 B
MS 601 JACKSON 969-0036 B
MS 601 MERIDIAN 482-2210 5 B
MT 406 BILLINGS 245-7649 C
MT 406 GREAT FALLS 771-0067 B
MT 406 HELENA 443-0000 B
MT 406 MISSOULA 721-5900 C
NE 402 LINCOLN 475-4964 475-3839 B
NE 402 OMAHA 341-7733 346-6419 B
NH 603 CONCORD 224-1024 B
NH 603 DURHAM 868-2924 B
NH*603 MANCHESTER 627-8725 625-8088 B
NH 603 NASHUA 880-6241 C
NH 603 PORTSMOUTH 431-2302 B
NV 702 LAS VEGAS 737-6861 737-5466 B
NV 702 RENO 827-6900 827-5290 B
NJ 609 ATLANTIC CITY 348-0561 B
NJ 201 FREEHOLD 780-5030 B
NJ 201 HACKENSACK 488-6567 488-2063 B
NJ 609 MARLTON 596-1500 596-8659 B
NJ 609 MERCHANTVILLE 663-9297 665-6860 B
NJ 201 MORRISTOWN 455-0275 644-4745 B
NJ 201 NEW BRUNSWICK 745-2900 745-7010 B
NJ 201 NEWARK 623-0469 623-7122 A
NJ 201 PASSAIC 778-5600 773-3674 B
NJ 201 PATERSON 684-7560 742-4415 B
NJ 609 PRINCETON 799-5587 A
NJ 201 RAHWAY 815-1885 B
NJ 201 REDBANK 571-0003 B
NJ 201 ROSELAND 227-5277 227-6722 B
NJ 201 SAYREVILLE 525-9507 B
NJ 609 TRENTON 989-8847 B
NM 505 ALBUQUERQUE 243-4479 242-1742 B
NM 505 LAS CRUCES 526-9191 B
NM 505 SANTA FE 473-3403 C
NY 518 ALBANY 465-8444 465-8632 B
NY 607 BINGHAMTON 772-6642 B
NY 716 BUFFALO 847-1440 847-1825 B
NY 516 DEER PARK 667-5566 243-1105 B
NY 516 HEMPSTEAD 292-3800 485-3380 B
NY 607 ITHACA 277-2142 C
NY 212 NEW YORK CITY 741-8100 645-0560 A
NY 212 NEW YORK CITY 741-4950 645-0560 A
NY 212 NEW YORK CITY 620-6000 645-0560 A
NY 716 NIAGARA FALLS 282-1462 C
NY 518 PLATTSBURGH 562-1890 KEEPSIE 473-2240 473-3200 B
NY 716 ROCHESTER 454-1020 454-5730 B
NY 315 SYRACUSE 472-5583 479-5445 B
NY 315 UTICA 797-0920 B
NY 914 WHITE PLAINS 328-9199 682-3505 B
NC 704 ASHEVILLE 252-9134 B
NC 704 CHARLOTTE 332-3131 333-6204 A
NC 919 FAYETTEVILLE 323-8165 C
NC 704 GASTONIA 865-4708 B
NC 919 GREENSBORO 273-2851 275-1251 B
NC 919 HIGH POINT 889-7494 B
NC 919 NORTH WILKESBORO 838-9034 C
NC*919 RALEIGH 834-8254 834-8254 B
NC 919 RES TRI PARK 549-8139 541-9096 B
NC 919 TARBORO 823-0578 C
NC 919 WILMINGTON 763-8313 C
NC 919 WINSTON-SALEM 725-2126 777-0312 B
ND 701 FARGO 235-7717 C
ND*701 GRAND FORKS 775-7813 B
ND 701 MANDAN 663-2256 B
OH 216 CANTON 452-0903 B
OH 513 CINCINNATI 579-0390 241-8008 A
OH 216 CLEVELAND 575-1658 771-6480 A
OH 614 COLUMBUS 463-9340 461-9044 A
OH 513 DAYTON 461-5254 461-0755 B
OH 216 ELYRIA 323-5059 C
OH 513 HAMILTON 863-4116 B
OH 216 KENT 678-5115 678-5043 A
OH 216 LORAIN 960-1771 C
OH 419 MANSFIELD 526-0686 C
OH 419 SANDUSKY 627-0050 B
OH 513 SPRINGFIELD 324-1520 C
OH 419 TOLEDO 255-7881 255-1906 B
OH 216 WARREN 394-0041 C
OH 216 YOUNGSTOWN 743-1296 743-6843 B
OK*918 BARTLESVILLE 336-3675 B
OK 405 LAWTON 353-0333 B
OK 405 OKLAHOMA CITY 232-4546 232-9513 B
OK 405 STILLWATER 624-1112 B
OK 918 TULSA 584-3247 587-2774 B
OR 503 CORVALLIS 754-9273 C
OR 503 EUGENE 683-1460 C
OR 503 HOOD RIVER 386-4405 C
OR 503 MEDFORD 779-63 B
OR 503 PORTLAND 295-3028 241-0496 A
OR 503 SALEM 378-7712 B
PA 215 ALLENTOWN 435-3330 770-1405 B
PA*814 ALTOONA 949-0310 B
PA 717 CARLISLE 249-9311 C
PA 717 DANVILLE 271-0102 C
PA 814 ERIE 899-2241 B
PA 717 HARRISBURG 236-6882 236-2007 B
PA 814 JOHNSTOWN 535-7576 B
PA 215 KING OF PRUSSIA 337-4300 337-2850 B
PA 717 LANCASTER 295-5405 C
PA 215 PHILADELPHIA 574-9462 574-0990 A
PA 412 PITTSBURGH 288-9950 471-6430 A
PA 412 PITTSBURGH 288-9974 471-6430 A
PA 215 READING 376-8750 C
PA 717 SCRANTON 961-5321 B
PA 814 SDAE COLLEGE 231-1510 C
PA*717 WILKES-BARRE 829-3108 B
PA 717 WILLIAMSPORT 494-1796 C
PA 717 YORK 846-6550 B
RI 401 PROVIDENCE 751-7912 831-3990 B
SC 803 CHARLESTON 722-4303 B
SC 803 COLUMBIA 254-0695 252-0328 B
SC 803 GREENVILLE 233-3486 271-0231 B
SC*803 SPARTANBURG 585-1637 B
SD 605 PIERRE 224-0481 B
SD 605 RAPID CITY 348-2621 C
SD*605 SIOUX FALLS 336-8593 336-6438 B
TN 615 BRISTOL 968-1130 C
TN 615 CHATTANOOGA 756-1161 265-7929 B
TN 615 CLARKSVILLE 552-0032 B
TN 615 JOHNSON CITY 282-6645 C
TN 615 KNOXVILLE 523-5500 521-5072 B
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TX 512 AUSTIN 928-1130 929-3622 B
TX 512 BROWNSVILLE 542-0367 C
TX 409 BRYAN 822-0159 C
TX 512 CORPUS CHRISTI 884-9030 884-6946 B
TX 214 DALLAS 745-1359 A
TX 915 EL PASO 532-7907 B
TX 817 FT WORTH 332-4307 332-6794 A
TX 409 GALVESTON 762-4382 B
TX 713 HOUSTON 227-1018 227-8208 A
TX 512 LAREDO 724-1791 C
TX 214 LONGVIEW 236-4205 C
TX 806 LUBBOCK 747-4121 C
TX 512 MCALLEN 686-5360 C
TX 915 MIDLAND 561-9811 561-8597 B
TX 409 NEDERLAND 722-3720 B
TX 915 SAN ANGELO 944-7621 B
TX 512 SAN ANTONIO 225-8004 225-3444 B
TX 214 SHERMAN 893-4995 B
TX 817 TEMPLE 773-9723 C
TX 214 TYLER 597-8925 C
TX 817 WACO 752-9743 C
TX 817 WICHITA FALLS 322-3774 B
UT 801 OGDEN 627-1630 C
UT*801 PROVO 373-0542 B
UT 801 SALT LAKE CITY 359-0149 359-0578 B
VA 703 BLACKSBURG 552-9181 C
VA 804 CHARLOTTESVILLE 977-5330 C
VA 703 COVINGTON 962-2217 C
VA 703 FREDERICKSBURG 371-0188 B
VA 703 HARRISONBURG 434-7121 C
VA 703 HERNDON 435-1800 481-6807 B
VA 804 LYNCHBURG 845-0010 C
VA 804 NEWPORT NEWS 596-6600 B
VA 804 NORFOLK 625-1186 625-2408 B
VA 804 RICHMOND 788-9902 353-0219 B
VA*703 ROANOKE 344-2036 344-2404 B
VT 802 BURLINGTON 864-0808 B
VT 802 MONTPELIER 229-4966 B
VT 802 RUTLAND 775-1676 C
VT 802 WHITE RIVER JCT 295-7631 C
WA 206 AUBURN 939-9982 B
WA*206 BELLINGHAM 733-2720 B
WA 206 EVERETT 775-9929 C
WA 206 LONGVIEW 577-5835 B
WA 206 OLYMPIA 754-0460 C
WA 509 RICHLAND 943-0649 B
WA 206 SEATTLE 625-9612 623-9951 A
WA 509 SPOKANE 455-4071 838-9065 1791 B
WA 206 VANCOUVER 693-6914 B
WA 509 WENATCHEE 663-6227 B
WA 509 YAKIMA 575-1060 B
WI 608 BELOIT 362-5287 B
WI 715 EAU CLAIRE 836-9295 C
WI*414 GREEN BAY 432-2815 432-0346 B
WI 414 KENOSHA 552-9242 C
WI 608 LA CROSSE 784-0560 B
WI 608 MADISON 257-5010 257-8472 B
WI 414 MILWAUKEE 271-3914 278-8007 A
WI 414 NEENAH 722-7636 C
WI 414 RACINE 632-6166 C
WI 414 SHEBOYGAN 452-3995 C
WI 715 WAUSAU 845-9589 B
WI 414 WEST BEND 334-2206 B
WV 304 CHARLESTON 345-6471 345-7140 B
WV 304 HUNTINGTON 523-2802 C
WV 304 MORGANTOWN 292-0104 C
WV 304 WHEELING 233-7732 B
WY 307 CASPER 265-5167 C
WY 307 CHEYENNE 638-4421 B
WY 307 LARAMIE 721-5878 C
IN-WATS 800 424-9494 238-0631
NEW TELENET ACCESS CENTERS
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EFFECTIVE AREA 300/
ST DATE CODE ACCESS CENTER 1200 BPS 2400 BPS CLASS
_____________________________________________________________________
CA 5/13/88 (805) THOUSAND OAKS 495-3693 B
FL* 4/06/88 (904) GAINESVILLE 371-6990 B
GA* 4/06/88 (404) ATHENS 354-0614 B
GA* 4/06/88 (404) ATLANTA 261-4633 B
GA* 4/06/88 (404) COLUMBUS 324-5771 B
MA 5/13/88 (617) FALL RIVER 677-4477 B
NC 3/02/88 (919) RALEIGH 834-8254 834-8254 B
NEW 2400 BPS PHONE NUMBERS
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EFFECTIVE
ST DATE AREA CODE ACCESS CENTER NEW 2400 BPS # CLASS
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KS 3/08/88 (913) TOPEKA 233-4660 B
NC 3/02/88 (919) RALEIGH 834-8254 B
NEW 9600 BPS PHONE NUMBERS
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EFFECTIVE
ST DATE AREA CODE ACCESS CENTER NEW 9600 BPS # CLASS
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AZ 8/10/88 (602) PHOENIX 254-0040 A
CA 8/10/88 (213) LOS ANGELES 937-0233 A
CA 8/10/88 (415) SAN FRANCISCO 956-6317 A
CO 8/10/88 (303) DENVER 337-3304 A
DC 8/10/88 (202) WASHINGTON 429-9145 A
FL 8/10/88 (305) MIAMI 372-9684 A
GA 8/10/88 (404) ATLANTA 523-5512 A
IL 8/10/88 (312) CHICAGO 938-4401 A
LA 8/10/88 (504) NEW ORLEANS 524-7337 A
MA 8/10/88 (617) BOSTON 292-9522 A
MD 8/10/88 (301) BALTIMORE 727-2044 A
MI 8/10/88 (313) DETROIT 964-3133 A
MN 8/10/88 (612) MINNEAPOLIS 341-0324 A
MO 8/10/88 (816) KANSAS CITY 221-9407 A
MO 8/10/88 (314) ST. LOUIS 421-1376 A
NJ 8/10/88 (201) NEWARK 623-0900 A
NY 8/10/88 (212) NEW YORK 633-1117 A
OH 8/10/88 (216) CLEVELAND 575-1308 A
OR 8/10/88 (503) PORTLAND 295-2936 A
PA 8/10/88 (215) PHILADELPHIA 574-0094 A
PA 8/10/88 (412) PITTSBURGH 281-8782 A
TX 8/10/88 (214) DALLAS 748-3541 A
TX 8/10/88 (713) HOUSTON 227-1760 A
WA 8/10/88 (206) SEATTLE 625-9008 A
TELENET ACCESS CENTER PHONE NUMBER CHANGES
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EFFECTIVE AREA ACCESS NEW 300/1200 NEW 2400
ST DATE CODE CENTER BPS # BPS # CLASS
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FL 5/13/88 813 LAKELAND 683-5461 C
CHANGE IN CITY CLASS:
CT 6/01/88 NEW LONDON B
GA 6/01/88 AUGUSTA B
IA 6/01/88 WATERLOO B
IL 6/01/88 AURORA B
IL 6/01/88 DEKALB B
LA 6/01/88 LAFAYETTE B
MA 6/01/88 BROCKTON B
MA 6/01/88 FRAMINGHAM B
MA 6/01/88 LAWRENCE B
MA 6/01/88 LOWELL B
MA 6/01/88 NEW BEDFORD B
MI 6/01/88 MIDLAND B
MI 6/01/88 PONTIAC B
MI 6/01/88 SOUTHFIELD ESTER B
OK 6/01/88 BARTLESVILLE B
PA 6/01/88 WILKES-BARRE B
SC 6/01/88 SPARTANBURG B
SD 6/01/88 SIOUX FALLS B
TX 6/01/88 AMARILLO B
UT 6/01/88 PROVO B
VA 6/01/88 ROANOKE B
WA 6/01/88 BELLINGHAM B
WI 6/01/88 GREEN BAY B
** 24 TELENET 'C' CITIES WERE UPGRADED ON 6/1/88 TO 'B' CITY **
CLASS OFFERING MORE COST EFFECTIVE ACCESS TO THE NETWORK.
CHANGE IN AREA CODE:
CA 8/10/88 508 BROCKTON
MA 8/10/88 508 FALL RIVER
MA 8/10/88 508 FRAMINGHAM
MA 8/10/88 508 LAWRENCE
MA 8/10/88 508 LOWELL
MA 8/10/88 508 NEW BEDFORD
MA 8/10/88 508 SALEM
MA 8/10/88 508 WOODS HOLE
MA 8/10/88 508 WORCESTER
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Phile 1.6 of 1.14
THE HACKER MENACE AND ELECTRONIC BULLETIN BOARDS
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Typed by: {ode {racker
This was taken out of the Network Security Magazine published by Datapro
Research. I found this article to be quite funny along with antinque
news. So I thought I share it with you for a laugh or whatever.
Also this article was written by a EX-HACKER! How does one become a
EX-HACKER, please tell me!!!!
HACKER GANGS
------------>
Early computer hackers tended to be college students. With the advent
of home computers, and the teaching of computer basics at the grade
school level, the average age of the begininning (youth) hacker has
dropped to only 14!! The overwhelming majority of BBS owners and users
are teenagers. Teens tend to form cliques and peer groups, so the
formation of phone phreak and hacker gangs was inevitable. The parents
of these bright teens usually do not, themselves, understand the power
of the computer. This means that the teens are not subject to the same
parental restrictions that would govern their using the family car.
Many parents veiw the home computer as an excellent baby-sitting device.
If their child spends an evening quietly in his/her room with the computer
the parents feel that thier offspring is not getting into any trouble.
In reality, these teens may be engaging in electronic gang activites
that have very serious implications. Losses to the software industry
alone are staggering!!!
Unfortunately, many of the gang leaders are older, more experienced
teens, perhaps college students. These people are interested in hacking
not for its intellectual challenge, for for its financial rewards. A
few gang leaders are adults who are politically or firal adults who are major figures behind the cracking and
distribution of pirated software for resale to the public. One
adult gang leader openly solicited credit card numbers from the
juvenile members in exchange for fraudulently obtained hard disk drives
and other equipment. Some of the teenage leaders seek notoriety and
acclaim from their peers. They strive to be the biggest phreaker or
to have broken into the greatest number of computer systems.
The gangs may be local in nature such as the infamous "Milwaukee 414
gang"; they may be national in nature, like the "Inner Circle"; or
even international. One such international group is "NYSHII" or
"CHAOS" both cracking and pirating clubs with headquaters in both
West Germany and the United States. All of these groups had a BBS
that was their main base of operations and served supposedly as a
sercure communications center. The 414s had a private BBS that was
so sercet it didn't even have a namme. The Inner Circle had a
Securityland BBS and Illegitimate accounts on GTE'S Telemail network.
Chaos operates on a variety of BBS's in both the U.S. and West Germany.
NYSHII (New York Safehouse II) to this date has baffled local and
international law enforcement agencys as to it's true whereabouts.
The Sysop "The Line Breaker" has found a way of changing the BBS's
location on a weekly basis without moving the master computer.
ORGANIZED CRIME AND THE BBS
--------------------------->
Naturally, an underground BBS could be used by organized crime in
much the same manner as the teen hacker gangs use them. The author
has good reason to believe thgat organized crime is controlling a
number of BBS systems in the Midwest, the New York City area, and
in Florida. One informant claims there is a bbs that is located
in an off-track betting parlor. Teenagers are easily recruited to
act as information gathers for organized crime. The young people
work for little or nothing and, in most cases, do not even know
that they are being used. The author and other adult hackers have
been approached and offered large sums of money to tamper with
banking and credit data computer systems. Organized crime is
moving into this new area of crime. There is a real and present
danger if BBSs continue to be alloowed to operate unchecked.
Underground BBSs may be creating a whole new generation of
criminals. As the youthful hackers mature, their interest in hacking
as an intellectual challenge and rebellion against authority
may be replaced by profit motive. College students always seem
to need money and the teens who do not go to college may find it
difficult to obtain a job. It is only natural that these individuals
would graviate into hacking for personal gain. For example, many
bulletin boards cater to those who are involved in credit card fraud.
There is also evidence that drug dealers use BBSs to arrange swaps
of stolen property for drugs. Hackers who have learned how to access
credit bureau systems, such as TRWs, have discovered that making
unauthorized credit checks foe
business.
Credit bureau computer penetrations are routine in the hacker under-
ground. The typical hacker gang obtains credit card numbers from
discarded charge slip carbons. As an alternative, one or more
hackers who work in retail establishments may supply card numbers.
Other gang members can then check the cards for credit limits and
expiuration dates by using the telephone or illegally accessing
credit bureau computers. Others in the gang set up mail drops
and safe houses for the deliverly of the merchandise ordered by mail
and charged to the credit card numbers. Since the gangs know no
geographic boundaries, it is difficult to investigate these frauds.
Some commerical time-sharing services, such as Comp-u-serve, allow
merchandise to be ordered via computer and shipped to the user's
address. ime-sharing accounts are easily obtained with a stolen
credit card. This allows the thief to order merchandise with little
fear of being traced. These new high tech thieves are replacing
more traditional criminals.
The hackers and phone phreaks have knowledge and skill to completly
disrupt major communication and computer networks. All that is lacking
is organization, planning and financing. If enemy power should
infiltrate and organize this underground, the consequences could
be disastrous.
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Phile 1.7 of 1.14
FEDERAL BLACK PAGES
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WRITTEN BY: THE LINE BREAKER
LISTED BELOW YOU WILL FIND TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF THOSE WHO HOLD
OFFICE IN OUR GREAT COUNTRY. BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN CALLING THESE
NUMBERS FOR THEY HAVE THE NEWEST ANI SYSTEM.
THE WHITE HOUSE -> SWITCHBOARD 202-456-1414
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PRESIDENTIAL SENIOR STAFF ->
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ASST TO PRESS DONALD T REGAN 456-6797
ASST TO PRESS FOR NSA ROBERT McFARLANE 456-2255
PRESS SECRETARY 456-2100
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS M.B.OGLEBY JR 456-2230
COUNSEL TO THE PRES FRED F FIELDING 456-2632
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IMMEDIATE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT ->
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SPECIAL ASST TO THE PRES JAMES F KUHN 456-2168
PERSONAL SEC TO THE PRES KATHLEEN OSBORNE 456-2858
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WHITE HOUSE OPERATIONS ->
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FINANCIAL OFCR RICHARD WHITE 456-7052
PERSONNEL OFCR JAMES R ROGERS 456-2500
TELEGRAPH & TRAVEL SVC BILLY DALE 456-2250
WH TELEPHONE SVC MGR ALEX G NAGY 456-2524
EXECTIVE CLERK RONALD GRISLER 456-2226
RECORDS MGMT DIR BIFF HENLY 456-2240
VISTORS OFFICE DIR CAROL S McCAIN 456-2322
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VICE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE ->
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IMMEDIATE OFFICE OF V.P. PATTY PRESOCK 456-7123
SPEC ASST TO V.P. JANE KENNY 456-7662
STAFF ASST LISA BELL 224-2424
OFFICE MANAGER JEANNETTE SMITH 224-8391
BARBARA BUSH (VP'S WIFE DUMMY) 456-7022
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NATIONAL AERONAUTICS & SPACE ADMINISTRSTION ->
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PERSONNEL LOCATOR 453-1000
PUBLIC ONFORMATION 453-8364
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION 453-8335
INSPECTOR GENERALS HOTLINE (DC AREA) 755-3402
SPACE FLIGHT JESSE W MOORE 453-1132
SPACE SCIENCE & APPLICATIONS 453-1409
SPACE STATION PHILIP CULBERTSON 453-2019
GROUND OPERATIONS WAYNE FRAZIER 453-2392
SPACE TRANSPORTION SYSTEMS 453-2230
TRAINING OFFICER VALERIE STUCKY 453-1242
NASA LANGLEY RESEACH CENTER (804) 865-2761
ANES RESEARCH CENTER (415) 965-5000
LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER (216) 433-4000
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SHUTTLE OPERATIONS DIVISION ->
------------------------------
DOD OPERATIONS EDGAR HARKLEROAD 453-1895
FLIGHT OPERATIONS RICHARD SNYDER 453-1886
LAUNCH & LANDING OPERATIONS 453-1896
OPERATIONS INTRGRATIONS 453-1924
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SHUTTLE PROPULSION DIVISONS ->
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ENGINE PROGRAMS 453-1868
EXTERNAL TANK PROGRAMS 453-1871
PRODUCTIVITY OPERATIONS SUPPORT 453-1933
SOLID ROCKET BOOSTER PGM 453-1872
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L.B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER (713) 453-4588
J.F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (305) 867-3333
G.C. MARSHALL SPACE CENTER (205) 453-1910
NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LAB'S (601) 688-2121
GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (301) 344-5121
JET PROPULSION LABORATORY (818) 354-3405
WHEN CALLING ANY WHITE HOUSE NUMBER BE SURE THAT YOU PROTECT
YOURSELF. ALL PHONES ARE CAPABLE OF TRACING. MOST OF THE NUMBERS
THAT NASA USE ARE PRETTY SAFE.
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Phile 1.8 of 1.14
-=-=<* Red and Green boxes revived *>=-=-
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By: Pink Panther
Probably most of the information I am about to tell you, you
probably already know or have it stored somewhere. But I have seen
quite a lot of questions on the subject lately, and thought to
explain a couple of things.
Blue boxing has beeverything went to ESS, and the same with black boxing. The
latest form of boxing is red and green boxing. They both deal
with fortress phones and can only be used with a fortress phone.
With a red box, you dial a number at a fortress, insert
a nickel, which is the ground check, and play the tape. It will
emulate coins being dropped into the fortress. Since there is
also questions on what are and how to get these tones, I've
created a simple step process:
1) Obtain a recorder that you can directly hook into
a fone line. If you use a regular recorder, you will
need some modification on it. If you have an answering
machine, then you have it made.
2) Find a fortress, and follow the metal pipe (usually
metal) from the fortress to where ever it ends up.
At somepoint on the pipe, there will be a small box which
is held together by two screws. Unscrew the box.
3) You now should find two bolts with wires connected
to them. The wires are 22 gauge (which is fairly
thin wire). If you see thicker wires, such
as 12 gauge wires, these are 220 volt AC lines,
usually connected to the light in the phone booth.
Do not touch the AC lines, unless you are stupid.
Connect the tape recorder to the proper bolts, which
means the 22 gauge wire.
4) Now dial a long distance fone number, and you will
get a recordering to insert some money. Insert about
$6.00 in quarters, then hang up and your money will
be returned. The tones should have been recorded
with a normal tape with no dolby.
5) Obtain a recorder with a built in speaker, or
rip apart a phone set and obtain the earpiece. If
there is a diode across the earpiece, remove it.
Connect the earpiece to the output of the recorder.
(I recommend using an earpiece rather than a built
in speaker).
6) To test your tones, dial 0-959-1230 from a fortress,
and you should get 'Coin Test ... Please Deposit ... .'
Play back the tones you recorded and if everything
goes well, you should hear 'Quarter' everytime a tone
is played. Remember you only recorded quarter tones.
You can record any tones you want by inserting different
coins at the recording stage. If you are having problems,
try adjusting the volume.
7) To use, dial a non-local number, insert a real nickel,
and play the tones. Make sure you have enough tones
on the recorder to complete the call.
Now I will explain a little about what exactly happens
when you deposit coins. When you deposit a coin, it goes through
a series of tests, determining what type of coin it is. It
will be deposited in various coin slots within the fortress itself
if everything goes right. But before it is deposited in the
right slot it will cause a wheel to be turned. A nickel will
turn the wheel once, a dime twice, a cause a frequency to be generated which is sent to a
operator or computer. A capacitor is placed across the
speech circuit while these tones are generated so that the
customer does not here them. Here are the tones and PPS (pules
per second):
Nickel: 1 beep 5-8.5 PPS
Dime: 2 beeps 5-8.5 PPS
Quarter: 5 beeps 12-17 PPS
A green box allows the caller on the fortress to get his
money back. It will generate the tones for coin collect, coin
return, and ringback. This is basically what an operator uses.
A green box cannot be used on a fortress, but must be used by the
called party. An operator release signal must be sent before
any tones from the green box are sent. This contains of
a 2600hz tone for 90ms, then 60ms silence, then 2600hz for
900ms. This all must be done within the three minute collect
period. Anyway, here are the tones:
Ringback: 700hz+1700hz
Coin Return: 1100hz+1700hz
Coin Collect: 700hz+1700hz
I hope this has enlighted the few without such knowledge.
If you are confused, then don't phuck with this stuff, and get
out of phreaking.
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Phile 1.9 of 1.14
A notice to All Phreakers
-------------------------
Written By - The Jedi
In this time and age, phreaking is becoming more and more difficult. I
can remember a time when there was such an abundance of codes, all you had to
do was set up your favorite code hacking program and wait a couple of minutes.
There was never a worry about getting busted and people often posted dozens of
codes at a time. Now that Sprint and MCI are starting to catch on to things by
extending the length of codes and such, its harder to get them and more
dangerous if you get caught. Everyone decent phreaker knows this already, its
no big secret. But, while the art of phreaking hasn't really changed much in
the past few years, the techniques that these companies are using to catch
phreakers has! I'm writing this article to warn those who hack out codes
extensively.
Working for a Fortress Phone Company does have it's advantages. I've
managed to read a couple of magazines about fortress phones and the companies
that use them. I recently stumbled across an article concerning long-distance
communication fraud entitled "Fraud Prevention- Taking The Offensive". Since
what I've read in the article was news to me, I figured that a few people out
there might also be interested.
It seems that one company has devised a way of disguising good codes while
someone is hacking them in real-time! The following is taken from that
article:
"We have written software in our DCO-CS [Digital Central Office-Carrier
Switch] that can detect when one of these hackers is at work by recognizing
the patterns they frequently use..... Usually a hacker will hodes, etc. - they usually follow some sort of pattern".
"By using their computers to perform a set of mathematical procedures,
or algorithms, hackers have been able to determine authorized calling codes.
We use the algorithms to figure out what he's dailed so far and then
determine where he's going next"
"If he's going to what we know is a good code, then we will make it look
like a bad code for his call only. If he does hit that good code, he won't
be able to get through."
"If he's using a random pattern with his off code, he's probably using
either the same number he's calling to, which we can monitor by watching
the successive call to that same number, or we can monitor the fact that
he's hitting 'x' number of bad off codes in a row."
As of now, the only company that using this method is Sprint but from what
I see, it's getting popular. 19 People have been arrested recently by
employing this system.
BEWARE:
-------
1 - First of all, it'll make good codes look bad - Making every phreaker run
in circles, never finding a decent code.
2 - It works in real-time. That is, you're constantly being monitored.
3 - It gives a printout of all the information which CAN BE USED AS EVIDENCE
IN COURT.
4 - While it's not always possible for them to get the originating phone
number, they sometimes get help from the connecting carrier. Which means
my friends, the bbs that you're calling to hack to.
My Suggestions:
---------------
1 - First of all, make the calls as random as possible. Using a code hacker
that hacks codes in sequencial order is out of the question!!
2 - Don't make too many attempts at one time. The less you hack at a given
time, the less you are suspected of phreaking.
3 - Use multiple extenders and target carriers.
4 - Don't use the same good code to often. If you do, at least don't call the
same place 100 times! The person that owns that code will report the
activity and they'll catch up with the person you're calling to.
5 - Stay away from Sprint. They're really good at this shit, don't mess around
with them unless you know what you're doing. Try to stick with hacking
codes from the newer, less sophisticated companies that don't employ this
system.
If you stick to those general rules, you shouldn't have too much trouble.
Even the company that makes this system [Stromberg-Carlson Co.] admits that
it's impossible to stop phreaking altogether. Those of you that are new to
phreaking and stuff like it, educate yourselves BEFORE you dive into it.
Remember, we're all in this together, if you get busted calling a
pirate/hack/phreak/anarchy bbs. They'll get a hold of the user list and posts
and bust everyone on the system. Don't ever rat on anyone!!!
Well, thats about it for me. Look for my new text files out soon on
fortress phones.And call...
<== The Jedi ===>
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Phile 1.10 of 1.1***********
** **
** An Introduction to **
** **
** DIVERTERS **
** **
***************************************
Written by Larry Phreaker
alias: Larry, and Larry P.
A P / H U N P R O D U C T I O N
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This file isn't "How to use a diverter",
it's more like "how to get lots of them
as fast as I can to make confrences and
trace-free calls without getting nailed"
I will discuss several ways to do this..
I wrote the text file in 40 column even
though I have 80 so everyone vith 40 col
can read it easily. And so when/if you
print it out you can waste half the
paper!!
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HOW TO FIND THEM: METHOD ONE-
needed-
The Yellow Pages
touch tone phone
Your areas ANI phone number
Okay. Open the phone book to PLUMBERS.
Find one that says 24 hour service
or something like that. Dial the #.
Let it ring. You should hear a click,
then a ring. that is the call diverting.
the other ring often sounds different.
get the other people to hang up. now,
THIS IS VITAL: DONT ANNOY THEM! They're
not dumb and will catch on if you do.
ask in foreigner type voice "Is Abdul
there?" or something like that. they
will hang up. Wait for a dial tone,
then dial the ANI number. Thats the
thing when you dial it it reads back
your number. if it says your number,
then its not a diverter. Try another
plumber and take your business elsewhere
but if it reads a different number, its
a diverter.. It wont be the number you
dialed though. Write down the number you
dialed somewhere. Now you have a diverter.
Other people to do this to are Doctors,
Electricians, or anyone with 24-hour
service in their ad.
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Problems with diverters:
---------------------------------------
Some diverters have security features
in them to keep out the big bad phreaks.
For example, Radio Shack sells
diverters. They hang up on you(and
disconnect the call) either after five
or ten minutes, depending on what the
owner sets a switch to. I hate those.
Also, some diverters click when used.
every minute or so. If you dial
ALLIANCE and it wont go though, then
dial 10288 first then alliance.
this will rout the call through AT&T.
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Why Diverters Are Superior:
---------------------------------------
Often if you use a diverter thats local
to you you get a great connection. Why?
Your dialing off of its dial tone as if
it was your own, but not getting billed
of course. Diverters dont trace or have
ANI like those nasty 950 companies.
They reach any number that you can..
If you call a number that traces with
a diverter(Gvmt/TRW/etc) it gets the
DIverter number and not yours. You
are safe, the Plumber/Doctor has some
serious explaining to do to the feds.
As well as a large phone bill that
he dosent know where it all came from.
Phun at its best!!!
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HOW TO FIND THEM-------------------
you need-
A PAYPHONE(unless your in
Crossbar, but still
WATCH OUT!)
The number to the Credit Operator
I reccomend using a payphone for this
one since you are screwing with your
local telco who dosent like you much.
Ok, dial the credit op. Ask for the
AT&T CREDIT OPERATOR. They should put
on some lame recording. Wait till its
over then wait for a dial tone. Hit
9+1+Area Code and Phone Number.
This is convenient if you have no
quarter. This is how it works:
1) you call credit op and ask
for at&t credit op
2) Op hits button to DIAL number
with recording. Op lets go
of button to talk to you(IE: goes
on to next person with ques.)
3) Recording Ends. It hangs up but
you dont. you get a dial tone:
THE CREDIT OPS DIAL TONE!!!
4) Dial 9+1+Area Code and Number.
I reccomend hitting 9+ANI the first
time you do this to make sure it works
in your area. I have only tried it in
NY Metro Area.(IE, NYC and Long Island)
if ANI isnt a 3-digit number(NY Metro
Area ANI: 958) but rather is a 7-digit
phone number, hit 1+9+Area COde plus
ANI. Depending onthe area if you dial
a number in your area code you may not
need to use it. Experiment! Whats rad
is that if you dial the number it
gives with ANI it rings. You get
connected to someone dialing the`
Credit Op! They think you are He/She!
Then all sorts of fun and games can
happen!!!
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How To Find Diverters: Method Three-
---------------------------------------
Need-
A Phone
Yellow Pages
good "social engineering" skills.
(In other words, be a good BS
atrist...)
Your Local ANI number
Look up "Telephone ANswering Service"
in the phone book. make up a name.
Tell them you are thinking about
buying a call diverter. BS them
that you want "referenced of
people/companies that use your
services call diverters" and get
phone numbers. Those numbers could be
and often are diverters!!! If not,
look up the company up in the phone
book. that should be the diverter.
be sure to check it with ANI..
Somethins interestion I have found is
that the numbers to some TAS(Telephone
Answering Service) companies are
diverters.Then youre double Lucky!
Some companies refuse to give out
info for "security reasons". Offer
to give them your phone number if
they will call you back immediately
(you have to leave soon, say that)
and give them the ring side of a loop.
Isnt this fun?!?!
(Thanks to Cris J. for this method)
--------------------------------------
As you can see, diverters have many
uses. Find them, use them, trade them,
abuse them, post them. DIverters
often never last longer than 2 and a
half months since thats as long as it
usually takes for them to figure out
what is happening, and get a secure
diverter.
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"This file is for educational purposes
only. It is merely information and is
protected by the First Amendment
as Freedom of Speech."
In otherwords, if the KKK can spread
propaganda, then this file aint illegal.
'Nuff Said.
----
This File Written & Researched by:
L a r r y P h r e a k .
for
P / H U N M A G Z I N E -OnLine.
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Phile 1.11 of 1.14
The Mf2 U.K Signaling System
----------------------------
Writen by THE KEY for NEABBS holland
All info in this file is for PHUN ONLY !!!!!!!!
To start:
In the U.k. they use serveral signaling systems, and the one I think is
mostly used is te MF2 system.
The MF2 system uses MULTI FREQUENCY system, so for the peolpe who still
don't understand, ONE DIGIT IS MADE OUT OF TWO FREQUENCIES !!!!!!
The first thing to do is to find a toll free nummber going to the uk.
I think that AMERICAN EXPRESS has a number in almost every country i know,
for holland it is : 060220100 and for belgium 117632 and for italy
it is 167872000
First you must call the number and just listen.
If all goes well you must hear: krggg krggg krggg krggg (so it's ringing)
And if someone picks up the phone you MUST hear a loud PLEEP !!!!!!!!!!
If you don't hear the peep than the number is not boxable.
NOW make a program that generates a tone of 2280 HTz, and blow it in the line
just before the phone starts ringing.(Remeber, don't give up after 2 times !)
And again if all goes well you must hear a PLEEP from the trunk, and you are
ready to start signaling.
But first the frequency tabel.
The signals you send are:
2280 HTz for a duration of 1000 ms (= 1 second) , this is the CLEAR FORWARD.
2280 HTz for about 80 ms , this is the TRIGGER TONE (more about that later)
The durations of the digits is +- 400 ms
**** FORWARD SIGNALS **** | *** BACKWARD SIGNALS ***
Digit 1 = 1380+1500 | 1140+1020
Digit 2 = 1380+1620 | 1140+900
Digit 3 = 1500+1620 | 1020+900
Digit 4 = 1380+1740 | 1140+780
Digit 5 = 1500+1740 | 1020+780
Digit 6 = 1620+1740 | 900+780
Digit 7 = 1380+1860 | 1140+660
Digit 8 = 1500+1860 | 1020+660
Digit 9 = 1620+1860 | 900+660
Digit 0 = 1740+1860 | 780+660
Code 11 = 1380+1980 | 1140+540
Code 12 = 1500+1980 | 1020+540
Code 13 = 1620+1980 | 900+540
Code 14 = 1740+1980 | 780+540
Code 15 = 1860+1980 | 660+540
O.k. So if you have programmed this into your comuter now you need to know the
Dailing format.
So here comes the step by step manual.
1 Find a boxable number.
2 Give a 2280 HTz tone on the RIGHT MONENT for about 1 second.
3 Now you will a PLEEP, and you must give a short 2280 pulse (about 80 ms)
until you hear a sort of a DAILTONE !!(The guard tone).
4 Now you are on trunk level, and ready to start signaling.
The dailing format is :
If yo
code 14, 1 ,code 14, 2 ,code 14, 3 ,code 14, 4 ,code 14, 5 ,code 14, 6 .
So wich means that for EVERY digit you want to dail you need to put a CODE 14
signal upfront.
With every digit you dail you will hear the truk give signals back.(see right
table)these signals tell you wath to do, namely:
1: Send class of service
2: Spare code,( called line unobtainable)
3: Transit proceed to send ,( send early digits)
4: Subsequent terminal proceed to send (send late digits) and also:
Initial terminal proceed to send (send late digits)
5: Congestion
6: Number recieved (limited facilities)
7: Called line free (ordinary)
8: Called line busy
9: Guard Prefix
10: Called line free (coin box)
11: Spare
12: Spare
13: Spare
14: Spare
15: Spare
So the RIGHT side of the table above shows the frequencies of these digits.
(You are the forward signaler, the trunk the backward one !!)
In Holland where i live, you can only call for a short while, because of a
TIME OUT, and i have no idea if that is difrent for the rest of the world.
So phreakers, This is the end of FILE 1 made by THE KEY.
If you want to get in touch with me you can always call NEABBS in holland,
Country code 31, number 20717666 and ask the sysop.
On NEABBS we have a HACKER BOARD, and a board for just about anything you
can imagine !!!!!
Happy PHREAKING !!!! THE KEY (C) 1988 NEABBS Holland.
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Phile 1.12 of 1.14
This list of dutch & belgium BBS'es
-----------------------------------
Uploaded By: The Key
(from Holand)
Remember, the dailing fromat is: Country code 31 - and BBS number without the 0
So if you (for example) want to call NEABBS you must dail: 31- 20 717666 !!!
[a]300bps(v21) [b]1200bps(v22) [c]2400bps(v22bis) [d]1200/75bps(v23)
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BPS: DUTCH BBS PHONE #(31) OPEN: SYSTEM OPERATOR: NODE:
===============================================================================
abc. ACCOM-BBS 072 -154426 24u Andre van der Kroef
ab.. Ahrin QBBS 070 -998123 24u Andre Noordermeer
abc. AINEX-RBBS (PCC)033 -633916 24u Arjen Lentz 512/14
abcd Alkmaar HCC 072 -126783 24u Peter van Diepen 500/28
abcd Amstelveen HCC 020 -472021 24u Eltjo Huisman 500/40
ab.. Amstrad Schneider BBS 070 -667740 24u Leo Dil 281/101
ab.d Archimedes Board 05427-13062 21-08 John Kortink
ab.. Atari-Benelux 03473-77584 24u Wilfred Kilwinger
.bc. Bamestra RBBS 1 (PCC)02998-3603 24u Jan Terpstra 512/10
.bc. Bamestra RBBS 2 (PCC)02998-3602 24u Jan Terpstra 512/10
a..d BBCBBS 015 -623748 24u Evert Snel 512/100
.bc. BBS De Saen 075 -314430 24u Guus Hildesheim 070 -963570 24u Ron Huiskes
.bc. BBS Jaybee 038 -541358 24u Jos Bergman
abc. BBS Leeuwarden 058 -153849 24u Theo Runia 283/301
abc. BBS MEGA-NET 68030 020 -476992 24u Hans Snijder 280/205
abc. BBS MICROLINES 020 -736008 24u Kees Malherbe 280/204
a..d BBS Sussudio 070 -679567 16-24 Martijn Ruygrok
ab.. BBS The Funboard 01619-1828 24u Casper Kamp
ab.. BBS The Future 020 -979405 24u Adri Riksen
abcd BBS Waterland 02990-40202 24u Joop Stokvis 512/108
ab.. Borsu BBS 02940-17042 24u Dick van der Land 512/107
abcd CHEBULL-RBBS 1 040 -834001 24u Anton van Kimmenade
.bc. Comcap 08340-46691 24u Toon Hermans 283/101
abc. CompoST BBS 070 -668200 24u Frans van Leeuwen
abcd Compustar Fido 010 -4860276 24u Jack Schuyff 512/105
.bc. D'Bridge Support EUR 085 -459034 24u Tom Ordelman 508/28
abc. Data Limburg Infobox 045 -228876 08-23 Frank van de Ven
ab.. DataNoord 05120-24824 22-09 Lippe van der Brug 508/13
.bc. De Rompert (PCC)073 -424378 24u Peter van de Louw 512/5
.bc. EASY-Board (PCC)04780-83441 24u Joop Mellaart 512/1
ab.. Entree BBS 045 -719745 18-08 Leon Mols
abcd ESCON-BBS (PCC)04162-3544 24u Dave Mook 512/9
.bc. ESTEC BBS 01719-83162 24u Sergio Vaghi
.bc. EXACT-RBBS (PCC)015 -619931 24u Rinus Dekker 512/24
a..d Fidelitel 040 -837549 24u Rob Nauta
abcd Fido PHCC-G 03462-65395 24u Anton Doornenbal 508/1
abc. Futura BBS 075 -352035 24u Pablo Calle 280/202
abc. GAME BOARD 03440-14029 24u Jeffrey Kuijt 284/101
ab.. G.E. Board (PCC)01646-14680 24u Ben Leichsenring 512/28
abc. GEOBBS 020 -973738 24u Peter de Vente 512/104
ab.. Ghosthouse BBS (PCC)077 -540545 24u Ben Janssen 512/17
.bc. HOST 'The Old Inn' 01742-3952 24u Harry Mulder
ab.d HUCO BBS 01804-30785 24u Peet Scholte
abc. INFOboard DenHaag(PCC)070 -898822 24u Frans Hagelaars 512/2
abc. INFOboard Texel1 (PCC)02220-5458 24u Piet Raa 512/12
abc. INFOboard Texel2 (PCC)02220-5510 24u Piet Raa 512/12
abc. INFOboard Texel3 (PCC)02220-5030 24u Piet Raa 512/12
abcd INFOboard Venray1(PCC)04780-80417 24u Joop Mellaart 500/206
abc. INFOboard Venray2(PCC)04780-87840 24u Joop Mellaart 500/206
abc. INFOboard Venray3(PCC)04780-84510 24u Joop Mellaart 500/206
abcd InfoSys-1 010 -4749884 24u Erwin Jabor
.bc. InterQuickBBS 04978-2338 24u Ben de Wit 284/1
abcd Jonkers Nieuwleusen 05296-4093 24u Ge(PCC)013 -686260 24u Jan Populiers 512/7
.bc. KAYPRO-RBBS (PCC)01749-45925 24u Ben de Goey 512/18
.bc. Lord@oard (RCC)023 -327814 24u Erik de Ruijter 512/3
abcd L+T Hardware (PCC)040 -517269 24u Rudi van Lishout 512/26
abc. MAC gg 02159-31261 24u Bob Vetter 508/5
abcd MacSaga 071 -121786 24u Thomas Fruin 512/114
abcd Marsh Mallow 08376-15363 24u Marko Mazeland 283/200
ab.. MCC Board Den Haag 070 -872485 24u Paul Rast 281/102
abc. MCC Board Rotterdam 010 -4558300 24u Henk Roepers
abcd M.D.I.S. BBS 070 -877800 24u Mick van der Veen
ab.. Mucom BBS 01860-14667 24u Wouter Verboom
ab.. Multi-Board 02232-2154 24u Ad Timmering 281/201
abc. MyAMI Board (PCC)050 -180736 24u Thomas Pottjegort 512/22
abcd NEABBS 020 -717666* 24u Max Keizer 280/1
ab.. NEBB 03494-60638 24u Mark Reijerkerk
a..d NIXBBS 020 -197769 24u Kim Kodde
abcd NOS Hobbyscoop 035 -45395 24u Joop Engels 500/202
abcd Opus Eddysoft 01131-2715 22-08 Eddy van Loo 508/2
abc. Opus Enspijk 03457-2178 24u Paul Rensel 512/122
abcd Opus GTH 035 -61643 24u Gerard de Haan 508/7
ab.d Opus Lelystad 03200-61370 24u Lennox Lampkin
.bc. Opus Netherland 1 055 -421284 24u Ignaat Simons 508/4
abcd Opus PHCC-A 055 -420432 24u Ignaat Simons 283/300
abc. Opus SCUM 01185-2213 22-06 Jos Chrispijn
abcd Opus Techmation 030 -420564 24u Evert Bruinsma
abc. PCC-Leiden (PCC)071 -315193 24u Robin van den IJssel 512/16
abcd PCM-ONLINE 020 -156983 24u Paul Molenaar
ab.d PCT's Opus 01711-10965 24u Ron Koendering 508/31
.bc. PC-Prof (PCC)01736-6981 24u Herre Heersma 512/13
abcd PC-Square PCC)03473-77800 24u Rob Hamerling 512/4
ab.. PIBBS 08380-50316 24u Hemmo Vriend
.bc. Private Life 040 -482271 24u Leo van Geuns 284/204
.bc. ProtoVision 045 -259666 19-07 Frans Lupschen 284/126
.bc. QuickBBS AXE 02152-68966 24u Vincent Verhagen 512/115
abcd QuickBBS Friesland 05130-25641 24u Harry Dijkstra 508/9
abc. QuickBBS Sneek (PCC)05150-25553 24u Peter Verkerk 512/23
.bc. Robert's BBS 020 -453903 24u Rob de Wit
abcd RBBS-Gaasperdam 1(PCC)020 -978493 24u Ronald Koridon 512/11
abcd RBBS-Gaasperdam 2(PCC)020 -913890 24u Ronald Koridon 512/11
abcd RBBS Oud West 1 020 -163499 24u John Janssen
.bc. RBBS Oud West 2 020 -851406 24u John Janssen
.bc. RX-4 C.I.S. 070 -55171/104
abcd R.C.S. BBS (PCC)070 -689273 24u Danny Reibestein 512/19
abc. R.v.V. Data 01804-27897 24u Roger van Valen
abcd SAG BBS 02990-37961 24u Wilco Roos 512/110
.bc. SDG-9 Amsterdam (PCC)020 -6654919 24u Herman Koedijk 512/20
abcd Simac's SIKIS 040 -582575 24u Fred Vlinkervleugel 284/202
.bc. SMASHSOFT BBS 040 -816264 24u Jan v/d Crommenacker 284/200
ab.. Spaarndam 020 -880622 24u Wim Scheveers 512/109
ab.. ST-BBS Almere 03240-16491 24u Cor Ronner
abcd STER-BBS 01880-40035 24u Bert Rozenberg
.bc. STrikeforce 072 -151043 24u Justin Kolmer
.bc. System ONE (PCC)055 -557436 24u Bert Huethorst 512/29
.bc. TeleTouch BBS 02503-37000 24u Rene Vreeman
abc. The Final Cntdown(PCC)085 -231945 24u Henk Abma 512/30
.bc. The GIT-Network#1 013 -560209 24u Andre Jongerden
abc. The Lair 078 -312293 24u Nosbod Nitram 285/201
abc. The Lamp 01717-3263 24u Eelco de Graaff 281/1
.bc. The Mailbox 040 -122083 24u Vincent Veeger 512/123
abc. The Sorceror's Cave 015 -562053 24u Ronald Bruintjes 281/600
ab.. Tiger's Twilight Zone 04180-15696 24u Norman Bax 284/103
abcd TOPCAT (PCC)01196-13419 24u Ad Franse 512/21
.bc. Turbo News BBS 040 -450466 20-17 John Huls 284/203
.bc. T.S.I. BBS 040 -429630 24u Herman Veldhuys 284/201
abcd VCGN 070 -950288 24u Aad Dekker 281/103
a..d V.O.C. BBS 020 -194334 24u Peter Vos
abc. Walburgh Castle 078 -129670 24u Bastiaan Bosman 285/302
.bc. West Brabant 01650-43505 24u Michel Verhaegh 285/1
abcd WISSEL (PCC)040 -124233 24u Jackey van Melis 512/15
.bc. Workaholic (PCC)01802-3414 23-07 Wim Kapteyn 512/25
abcd Zoetermeer HCC 079 -423335 24u Marcel Stikkelman 500/24
ab.. Zwolle 2 HCC 038 -547161 24u Willem Groeneveld 500/39
abcd 6502 Board 053 -303902 24u Jacques Banser 512/165
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BPS: BELGIUM BBS : PHONE # (32): OPEN: SYSTEM OPERATOR: NODE:
===============================================================================
.bc. Albion BBS 014 -225833 18-08 Jozef Schildermans 29/23
ab.d Amstrad Schneider 03 -2350924 22-08 Patrick Coeman 513/13
ab.d Artevelde 091 -210952 24u George Verenghen 29/9
ab.d CoCo's Opus BBS 011 -658770 19-07 Willy Brepoels 29/12
ab.d Come On Board 03 -4499272 24u Benoit Somers 513/12
ab.. Hageland 016 -631403 20-07 Jos Vinckx 29/ -6587722 24u Staf Weyts 513/10
ab.d HCC(B) Brussel 02 -4661589 24u Hans Bakker 513/20
ab.. HCC(B) Brugge 050 -342191 24u Michel Vanderbeke 513/30
abc. H.P.C. Gent 091 -725856 24u Alain Luckx 29/21
ab.d IBM Users Belgium 03 -2351427 24u Rudi van Gelder 513/11
ab.. LSW BBS 016 -206406 21-07 Willy Heps 29/18
a..d Microcon 011 -254736 24u Jos Gijsenbergs
ab.d Opus BELL-ECG 03 -4843960 22-08 Erik de Schrijver 29/6
ab.. Opus Brixius 02 -2693852 24u Frank Verstraeten 29/15
ab.d Opus Istari 015 -421835 24u Julien van Huyck 29/10
ab.. Opus Magnum 03 -4559766 24u Jos Spooren 29/20
abcd Opus ON1BAG 03 -6635730 24u Ferdinand v/d Schoor 29/4
abcd S-Team 03 -4551655 24u Louis van Geel 29/3
ab.d SODECO Opus 016 -227375 21-07 Jan van Rillaer 29/17
ab.. STAR COP 03 -3533713 22-05 David Gevaerts 29/16
ab.. Tandy Computer Club 050 -315278 22-06 Lucien Pyra 29/22
ab.. The Touchstone Opus 02 -2170264 20-07 Russel Fouts 29/14
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Phile 1.13 of 1.14
The Paper Clip Method
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By: Master Mind
Many of people of the phreak community has asked the same question:
Why? Why does this thing work? I doesn't work for me, Why?. Well, hopefully
this article will put to rest many misconceptions about the procedure. This
procedure has become very popular, even in the movie wargames. In the movie,
the hacker twists open the microphone on the phone and connects one of the
two wires to the coin box. Then continues to make a long distance phone call
to his girlfriend. While the idea is correct, one can only make local calls
and are limited to one quarter's time. This scene is so close to the actual
truth that the "Made for TV version" has cut that specific scene. Imagine
what would happen if every youngster and some adults saw this and proceeded
to rip apart pay phones, not a pretty sight. This also demostrates how much
power the phone company had.
Nynex, in creating their fortress fones, has made an engineering
blunder. The whole concept of the method, is based on their short-sightness
and because of this are paying the price. The theory of the operation of the
phone works like this on paper: The first quarter that is deposited seems to
be based on an electrical impulse, but any addition coins will be audio
signals. Due to short cuts in engineering designs has left themselves open
to attack. By simply grounding the positive end of the microphone, enough
current and voltage is deferred to arter
in the coin box. An easy way to accomplish this is to connect the center of
the mouthpiece to the coin box, touch tone pad, or any thing that looks like
metal with a piece of wire. A most convenient piece of wire is a bend out
paper clip. That is how the method got it's name.
It has been my experience (and not only me) that there is no reliable
method for spoting a pay phone that will work. Naturally, if I did not
stress this earier, the method only works on NYNEX phones. The,other cheap,
third party phones, does not use the same method of calling as NYNEX.
Actually, if one had a choice between using a NYNEX phone and a third party
one, you should always use the NYNEX one. Most third party phones take your
money after the second ring, but the NYNEX phone senses when you are
connected to your party. Many people believe only certain phones with
certain prefixes work. Again I have found this to be unsubstantiated. I have
sent scouts out in all the five boros (of NY) and I myself have tried phones
in New Jersey. Based on my research (random test sites) 7 out of ten phones
worked, based on a hundred phones tested (plus or minus 10).
To eliminate alot of the guessing, I suggest you do the following. When
you connect the paper clip, wire or whatever you are using, try to listen to
the dial tone. If the dial tone changes somehow, like the tone get softer,
sounds more staticy, or sounds like there is more than one tone there then
you have a working phone. If none of these things happen try relocating the
end of paper clip. Try the tone pad, the side of the booth, that little hole
below the 0, the coin return slot, the coin slot or anything that looks like
metal.
Many people have been speculating that if they would rip off a headset
from a pay phone and then connect it at home they can make free calls. Well,
this idea is completely wrong. The headset is not making the call, the fone
is. There is no need go ripping off pay phone receivers to get free calls.
If you feel destructive, take the whole phone. <-- More of a challenge!
For all electronic enthusiasts, there is a potential of 20 volts
between the center of the mouthpiece to the ground and 120 milliamps flowing
through the two.
News update 9-29-88
I have personally seen five fortress fones being corrected. The
repairman just changed the receiver. Three different scenarios apply.
One:Just changing the headset corrects the problem. Unlikely because it the
method relies on a more fundamental level.
Two:The repairman changed something else besides the headset. This too,
seems unlikely because all of the phones' headsets in this specific area
were changed.
Three:I have noticed that there is a thin layer of plastic covering the
microphone. On the new headsets , this plastic has not been punctured.
So, if you find a phone that the method does not work, try to push real d it might work.
Out of these three methods, the third seems the most likely.
I have not had time to phuck around with these modified phones since
this article will becoming out only two days after the phones have been
modified. I am expecting to continue this subject in my next article to keep
the reader up-to-date. I am also working on elongating the time that one can
call on the pay phone. Again, time has been my problem, but I will continue
my experiments to their logical conclusions. Any further information about
the content may be directed to me via P/HUN.
Somethings to experiment with:
1)If you find a fortress fone that the method does not work on, try to
connect the center of the mouthpiece to the center of the earpiece.
2)try to dismantle the base of the stand of the fortress fone and connect
your clips directly to the negative terminal.
3)Try to steal one and dissect it. Then leave me a message with your
findings to include in my next article.
This article was put together by MASTER MIND. Thanx is given to DIGITAL DREG
for helping me with alot of the leg work and support. Also I would like to
thank my elite crew of I.M.F. for supporting their leader. I.M.F. for ever.
Disclaimer: Any and all information provided in this article is for
scientific purposes only. In no way is the author nor the publisher is
responsible for the content or the liablity of the content. The information
provided in this article may vary from place to place.
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Phile 1.14 of 1.14
PABX ,The SL-1ST systems
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By: Red Knight
P/HUN
The Northern Telecom has introduced a new PABX targeted for the market
with plenty of room for growth amongest the model itself and then through the
entire Meridian family itself.
The new announced Meridian SL-1ST is a 32 to 400 line PABX that all the unique
amd more feature which was available on the larger systems.(The SL-1) which
includes intergrated voice and data,DTI (Digital Trunk Interface),RPE (Remote
Peripheral Equipment,PTE (Packet Transport Equipment) and offcourse ACD (
Automatic call distribution).The SL-1ST consists of a high capacity processing
unit that gives it its unique features.
A self contained distribution frame is built into the SL-1ST cabinet,providing
a compact installation,without the need for additional wall space. Northern
claims 35 percent reduction and around 45 percent reduction in installation
material due to the modular cabinet designed with the self-contained
distribution frame and factory programmed of system software.The SL-1ST
provide a one-two-three-tier configurations.A single tier SL-1ST .A single tier
SL-1ST system is 32 inches inches high,with a capacity range from 32 to approx-
imately 80 line and a second tier increases it es,in height.A third tier goes to 400 lines and add 17 inches for the total
height.We currently have one the most recent a 600 lines.The Meridian SL-1ST
commonality of PABX hardware with other Meridian SL-1 system types and complete
commonality of sotware and propriety station equipment.
The SL-1ST is small but has great networking capablities that makes it suitable
for applications with larger corporate networks.For eg.,The standard T1 digital
transmissions for voice or data over most trunks types are provided by the
Meridian DTI feature.The RPE equipment can be located in a 70 miles locus from
the main SL-1ST and the SL-1ST can be interagated into a network with other
Meridian SL-1 systems.
The SL-1 also offers all of the data communication capabilites available in the
Northern Telecom portfolio of LANSTAR data services,including its local area
network (LAN),LANSTAR PC, Other data capabilites include a Computer to PABX
Interface (CPI) which provides a 24 channel Interface of IBM 3270 emulation,
with protocol convertion and also subsystem access to IBM system 34,36,38.The
new SL-1ST also has options for connectivity to Apple,Digital Equipment Co.,
Data General,Hewlett Packard,Prime,Unisys and Wang.
In keeping with its 1982 announcement of its Open Protocol Enchanced Netowrks
(OPEN) World program,Northern Telecom is amking available to other equipment
manufacturers the protocols used with companies switching systems.
The pricing of a Sl-1ST is around 650 dollars per line installed.
During the 2 past year many companies have produced a new PABX sytem.
- In June 1986 Rolm announced a digital PABX/hybrid/key system that supports
144 stations and 46 trunks.
- AT&T followed in with there System 25 a Digital PABX that has a maximum
of 400 stations and 104 trunks.
- In september two more PABX were introduced the Siemens Saturn 1 with
consisted of 100 lines. The Mitel also was out SX-200 which had 480 ports
- Tompson-CSF's Opus PBX with capacity to hold 120 stations and 28 trunks
- Solid state systems recently introduced the SR244.
The SL-1ST stands up to all of the above.I forget to metion the SL-1 S had 30
to 140 lines and the SL-1S has 80 to 400 lines.
Red Knight
Phreakers/Hackers Underground Network
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