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Swedish Hacking Association
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presents
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Hacking Hewlett Packard series 3000 computers
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Part one
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Written by Mr Big
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Copyright (c) 1990 by Swedish Hacking Association
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This file will help you understand the basic's of hacking onto HP 3000.
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And remember that you use this on your own risk and we shall not be hold
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responsible for any missuse of the information, which are supplied for
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educational use only.
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Hewlett Packard series 3000 computers have a good defence against hacking
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if you don't know so much about the computer.
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First of all when you get connected to a HP3000 computer, press <Return> until
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you get a ':' which indicates that you have established a contact with the
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remote computer. Now the computer waits for you to sign on, and you do that
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with; HELLO Username.Aaccount or HELLO username.Account,Group
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The group that usually exists are the PUB group in every account.
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One user and account that must exist are MANAGER.SYS. You could try hacking
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the password for this user, but every wrong password will notify the system
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operator about your misstakes.
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Another way are to try out some of Hewlett Packard standard accounts and
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password. Try the following
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HELLO MGR.TELESUP Account password:HPONLY User password:MGR
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HELLO FIELD.SUPPORT Account password:<None> User password:<None>
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also try HELLO OPERATOR.SYS, sometimes they don't have a password here.
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Well, if you manage to logon to the computer and just have limited
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capabilites, you may easy raise your privs and/or look for other
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accounts and user. Try RUN LISTDIR5.PUB.SYS, it might also be LISTDIR2
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depending on the version of MPE operating system.
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Here you can type LISTACCT @;PASS and if you have the right capabilities
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you will have all accounts listed with capabilites and password.
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Also type LISTUSER @.@;PASS and here you will get information about
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all users on the system.
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Some userful feature under MPE are that you can type HELP and get full
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description over all MPE commands.
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Well exit LISTDIR5 if it didn't do you any good, and try this one instead.
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LISTF @.PUB.SYS,2
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This command will show the directory of the system group on system account,
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where all files are accessible through any user.
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Check all files that have FA under type.. ie.
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NIGHTJOB 128W FA 1024 1024 .....
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^^
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To view the file type:
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FCOPY FROM=filename.PUB.SYS;TO=
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and sometimes it is a batchjob laying there and you can identify it with that
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the first line looks something like this
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!JOB NIGHTJOB,user/passwrd.account/password;OUTCLASS=LP
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and just try these out and see if they work.
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If you run a program and it's requesting a password, you can also use FCOPY
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on the program file as well and see if you can locate the password.
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Usually it will be displayed without beeing encrypted.
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Well. one more thing... to logoff just type BYE
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and thats for me to, until next time....
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Part two will soon be released covering more standard accounts and
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small programs that will help you raise your capabilities.
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Watch out for more information from Swedish Hacking Association
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Dial the following bulletin board systems:
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Interpol BBS! +46-758-73838
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