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ATI: All Around The World. Check It Out...
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Subject: La vuelta a InterNet en 80 virus. Parte III
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The instruments of darkness tell us truths...
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WilliamShakespeare. Macbeth.
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Usuario:BFY qué más hay en Internet que se pueda transfer ir por FTP?
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Cracker: Virus vivos y muertos.
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Hacker: =A1Ya cállate, Cracker!
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Amigo (usuario Avanzado): =A1Sopas! =BFOtra vez no lo vas a dejar hablar? C: No, ahora el que no va a hablar es el Hacker...
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H: =BFPara qué es esa cuerda? =A1No! =A1Espérate! =A1No! =A1= Manita de puerco, no!
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=A1No me amarres! A1No! BFPara qué es ese trapo? A1Nooooh mmm
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C: =A1Listo! Así, amarrado y amordazado, no vas a dar lata.
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H: =A1Mgrhmmmm!
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U: =BFY cómo está eso de los virus vivos y muertos?
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BFLos muertos son los virus que ya no existen? BFLos que ya no se usan?
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=BFAlgo así como el Latín es una "lengua muerta"?
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C: No, a esos se les llama virus "extintos".
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Los virus "vivos" están en código ejecutable (programas .exe o .com),
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mientras que los "muertos" están en "papel" (en listados fuente).
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A: Los virus vivos se pueden activar o infectar fácilmente con s&o= acute;lo
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ejecutar el programa...
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C: Sí, incluso los programas antivirus checadores de virus (Scanne= rs)
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pueden detectar los virus en los programas ejecutables,
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pero NO de los archivos de programas fuente en "Assembler".
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A: Pero es que esos virus están "muertos" porque requieren ser "traducidos"
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o "ensamblados" a ejecutables...
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U: En ese caso, serían virus "latentes", =BFno?
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C: Sí, bueno, el chiste es que No están "vivos".
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U: =BFY por FTP podemos "traernos" virus vivos?
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C: Sí, inadvertidamente en un programa infectado, je je,
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o de un lugar como por ejemplo el que no me dejó decir el Hacker
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el mes pasado: del usuario Chaos en Kaiwan...
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H: =A1Nfffsss!...
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U: =BFY no es peligroso tener virus vivos?
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C: Es peligroso para quien no le gusta el peligro... Además del riesgo "tonto" de auto-contagio,
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existe el riesgo de ser atrapado en la "cacería de brujas" contra pornografía, virus y demás "vicios"...
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H: =A1Tppprr!
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C: No te creo que no tengas vicios...
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Bueno, comencemos a dar direcciones porque sino nos apuramos, se acaba el espacio, o los quitan, o cambian de lugar...
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como el ftp.u.washington.edu/public/alt.cyberpunk =A1que desapareció!
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A: =BFY cuáles NO han desaparecido?
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C: Por ejemplo en server.netcom.com/pub/br/bradleym/ el usuario Bradleym tiene fuentes de virus en el directorio virus-source.
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U: =A1Virus muertos!
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C: =A1Andale! Además tiene revistas electrónicas sobre virus
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en el directorio Zines, revistas muy "buenas" como 40hex,
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CryPt, NuKE, IR Immortal_Riot y VLAD.
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H: =A1Pddgggttt!!!
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U: Este... =BFNo querrá opinar?
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C: Pues ya está opinando.
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Otro excelente lugar es paris.fc.net/pub/deadkat
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en el que está el "uNDERGROUND zINE aRCHIVE", o sea
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el "Archivo de revistas subterráneas".
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A: Pues si el usuario es un "Gato muerto", tiene que estar bajo tierra, BF no?
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C: Sí, jeje. Pues siendo este el artículo de Noviembre, estamos con los "tétricos" temas de virus muertos
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y la obscuridad de la noche de brujas.
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U: =BFTrato o truco?
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A: =BFTranza o trampa?
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H: =A1Nchtrrrr!
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C: En el lugar del gato muerto, en el subdirectorio hacking
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hay muchísimas revistas electrónicas sobre el arte del "hackeo",
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como ATI Activist Times Incorporated, Digital_Murder, FBI...
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Welcome to ATI. Activist Times, Inc. It is Sunday. April 6, 1 a.m.
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You are reading issue #73.
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There is no numbers run this week. Keep playing with the last ones I'd say.
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Oh, and send any neat ones you find here. (marco99@juno.com (hint, hint.))
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ATI GIVING COOL LINKS SINCE 1989.
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CALENDULAR SECTION is rather short too. I've been lazy in the research
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department. In fact, I'll put all the dates here within the Primenotes and
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then return to some editorializing before I get you into the stories. Oh,
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there's also only one letter to the editor this week. We were at an
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average of 3 which was pretty exciting. Anyone feel like sending one in?
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(ibid-hint, ibid-hint.)
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April 14-18 is the journalism conference I was hoping to go to in Havana
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Cuba. Shall have to try for next year's.
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24th to 30th of same month is International Turn Off your TV Week. If anyone
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wants to write a story about what it was like to watch no tellie, lemme know.
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Allen Ginsberg died the other day. I was hoping the old guy would never die.
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Oh well. If anyone gets his rent fix apartment, please donate it to ATI.
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It's right up the hall from where TAP and YIPL used to be put out. And
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you-all know Prime Anarchist here sees himself as the national youngest
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yipster of the year, yadda, yadda, Thank Yawveh!!!
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So here's a moment of silence for Mr. Dare-To-Be-Gay's passing.
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Oy
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Feck.
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That's the closest to a Kaddish 'ya gonna get from this prime anarchist.
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Farewell, Allen Ginsberg. Body gone, your muse lives on.
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WANNA READ SOME BULLSHIT? DEPARTMENT. by Anarchist Prime.
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"CANYON HOTEL?" reprinted from ARIZONA HIGHWAYS Magazine. January 1962.
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FORTY CENTS
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...In last month's beautiful issue of AH, I noted with interest the concern
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expressed by some readers over the possibility of a new hotel being built on
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the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Lest your readers think that we are
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callous destroyers of nature, I would like to explain our position.
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Western Gold & Uranium, Inc., has for some time been carrying on
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very profitable mining operations on the claim in question. It is our
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desire and intent to continue mining, but in order to do so we will have to
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rely on our extralateral rights under laws which enable us to mine under
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government-owned land adjacent to ours. In order to avoid costly litigation,
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our company has offered to give the government a deed to the entire claim.
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We are willing to do this in return for mining rights for 35 years. (ed note:
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YOUR TIME IS UP. GET THE *&%$ OFF THAT LAND BEFORE YOU DESTROY THE REST OF
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THIS PLANET) If our offer is accepted, we can mine ore that we feel we
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already have a right to mine, and the government will acquire, at no cost,
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all surface and subsurface rights to our patented claim. No hotel will then
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be built...
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... You see, we do not want to build a hotel. We are a public
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corporation, however and we have a duty to our stockholders... (blah, blah)
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... We will build the hotel to accomplish this end, but only as an
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undesired alternative to mining our claim. If Uncle Sam will let us mine,
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we will mine. If he forces us to build a hotel, we will build a beautiful
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one...
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BRILLIANT ANALOGY DEPARTMENT...
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Anyone who has lived on that land or has relatives or friends out there,
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<raising hand for 2 or 3 of those> will see these two choices (bigger mines
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vs. new resort hotel) the same way they'd see these two choices:
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"I can rape you or shove this rattlesnake up your butt."
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SIGN FOUND IN CLINIC: Or Social Engineering Dept.
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Dental Students.
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Long Distance Phone Call Directions/Etiquette.
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1. Dial Campus Switchboard Operator. (dial -0)
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2. Identify yourself- giving your full name.
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3. Give city calling.
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4. Give complete telephone # including area code.
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If outside operator needed or assisted phone calls--
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Follow directions.
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GREAT IDEA: Reprinted From Social Justice E-Zine #24.
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goforth@igc.org for more info.
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...which amuses us every day and encourages us to continue. Every night
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from 19h30 to 20h00 (state news time) all over the city people come to
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their windows and balconies and make unresistable noise with whistles,
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kitchen equipment, loudspeakers, chainsaws and drills... so it becomes
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impossible that anyone follows the lies on state news because of the noise.
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(ed note: Belgrade, Yugoslavia if you didn't already figure that out.)
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For those of you from out of town, we all look mad and lunatic, but we
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are having a lot of fun. With this action, demonstrations happen all over
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and not only on central streets and all those who didn't know or didn't want
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to know about it finally know what is happening. With all these actions
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Belgrade seems the most interesting place in the world to be right now.
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Other towns in Serbia are maybe not that active and interesting but it is
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important that protests and marches continue there as well (Nis, Kraljevo,
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Valjevo, Pirot...) They also keep police dispersed.
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Thanks to Bojan Aleksov For Kim and Ray Goforth's Zine, Social Justice.
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HACKERNOTE HACKERNOTE PHREAKNOTE (as if...) HACKER NOTE HACKER NOTE
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Did anyone hear Dark Tangent on National Public Radio Last Wednesday?
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Yeah, 2:30 p.m. on Talk of the Nation with Ray Suarez. (hope I spelled his
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name right. Oh well.)
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Mostly he was plugging his umpteenth annual Defcon in Las Vegas.
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http://www.defcon.org
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I'm about as interested in going to Defcon in LV as I would what with
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going to see the Grateful Dead (with OR without) Jerry in LV. Hmmm.
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Let's parachute in this summer.
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Well there you go.
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Marc,
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do you have a homepage for ATI? I would like to add a link to the Spunk
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resources guide. Alternatively, how can people subscribe?
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-jj-
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(ed note: send email to
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LISTSERV@BRAZERKO.COM
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with
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SUBSCRIBE ATI
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as the entire message.
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You will start getting an issue every Sunday)
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marc-
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your newsletter fucking sucks you moron:
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it takes my shit computer a week to download your mail.
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all complaints will be void as soon as you buy me a faster computer.
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(don't take this so seriously as to discontinue my subscription)
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adios.
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anonymous.
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PART 3 OF MARCO'S GUIDE TO THE UNABOMBER'S MANIFESTO
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72. Modern society is in certain respects extremely permissive. In matters
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that are irrelevant to the functioning of the system we can generally do
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what we please. We can believe in any religion we like (as long as it does
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not encourage behavior that is dangerous to the system). We can do anything
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we like as long as it is UNIMPORTANT. But in all IMPORTANT matters the
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system tends increasingly to regulate our behavior.
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(tune in next time when we analyze 95, 97, 114, 123, note 19, 125, and 127
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of unabom's megamanual on the meaning of life.)
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JOURNAL POEM 4 by me.
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Pictures DooDled -- Poor richarDs.
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Drunk as a skunk. Or was it
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Broke As a sPoke.
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A Piss test my Donation.
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Army Days, in harm's ways like a
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Drunken haze & some Prunk (*) with PeroxiDe
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Strawbery brown (can you say attemPted
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BlonDe??) hair goes and gets about
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Seven extra forks so her frienDs coulD
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All share her fettucini AlfreDo.
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They say Amerika is Dumming.
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Well it DiD take me five years on one
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Book. "But no matter," Kerouac says.
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"The roaD is life."
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Does every town have a flea-market now
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At their Dog track?
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Please tiP the street singer - he's an
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Out of work Physics teacher, you know.
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Diga, Oye. SPot me a Dollar, eh?
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PayPhone with a Phist Phull of coPPer.
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Postcard of a Doll at GoD's GarDen's
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TraDing Post.
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If you ran out of sPunk halfway uP the
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Rock woulD'ya Dangle uP there til 'ya
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MustarD more air or'D 'ya flail and
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Flinch 'til some guy with a winch
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Came uP and saveD 'ya before you
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PlummetteD DeaD in your
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Store-bought moccasins?
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Please feeD the Ducks.
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They're out of work sky tourists
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From South Dakota.
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INTERMISSION:
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I think you'd have to be inside
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A wooden outhouse in January to
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See pearly white frost covering
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String of spiderwebs all around
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Filing a Pile of PaPers
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Some Don't go anywhere.
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DeaD letter file? Making a Place
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Just Doing it, keePing mouth shut.
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Playing Pen like a Piano.
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Please PheeD the Politician.
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He's an out of work rabbi.
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Graphical ziti on unisex bathroom wall:
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I shat in BermuDa
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I shat in France
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Before I shat here
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I shat in my pants.
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Please Don't feeD the Poet
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He's an out of work
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Street musician mythological PhilosoPhical
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Sky-Diver from Denver.
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*Prunk -(Pronoun) half-breeD of PrePPy anD Punk.
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This has been Activist Thymes, Incorporated.
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And I was the Prime Anarchist.
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send all Korreschish Korrespondence, and anything else to
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marco99@juno.com
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