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* Another Modernz Presentation *
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* Bad Hash *
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* (C)opyright May 16th, 1992 *
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The Internet...part two:
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Contents: Unix and VMS network commands
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vnews
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Note: this is not an operating systems lesson. It is assumed you
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have had a smattering of both unix and vms from reading some othe file.
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You are assumed to know how to change directories, specify filenames,
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and know a few simple commands. (ls, pwd, who, env, set default [],
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cd...)
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Network commands:
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Congratulations! You're in! Now what?
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Do your best to get another account. This can be accomplished by hacking
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other sites. Your account is very tenacious. Your activities are being
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recorded, but you can't help that. Try to get a few backup accounts, so
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you don't have to waste time if your current one goes down. Its alot
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easier to get more accounts while on the inside.
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Helpful command number 1:
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finger <username>@nodename Examples: finger joe@remus.rutgers.edu,
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finger @ai.mit.edu.
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Operating systems implemented on:VMS, unix, prime
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If you specify a username, the computer will give you information about
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that user, which includes home directory, last time on, maybe even a
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nickname, home phone number, and something called a .plan file. This
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plan file is written by a user and is printed each time "you finger
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him". You can find out information about that person in hopes of hacking
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out his password.
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Without the username, the computer will list all of the people
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on line at the time, at the node you specify. You can the finger that
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person, and get their info. This way you can get usernames and some
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personal information about that person.
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telnet nodename Examples: telnet pica.army.mil
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Implemented on: VMS, unix, prime
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With this command, you try to log into another computer on the
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net. You are trying this from an account, so you will be able to "telnet
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to" New Jersey from California. This command has nothing to do with
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Telenet. You can also telnet locally, but local logins should be
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attempted with rlogin first.
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rlogin nodename Example: rlogin babyoil
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On unix only.
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Rlogin allows you to login to another computer automatically, without
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giving a password or a username. It is useful to find out what other
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computers this username has an account on, and which computers share
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password files. (/etc/passwd)
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ftp nodename Example: ftp grape.ecs.clarkson.edu
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Unix, VMS, prime.
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FTP stands for file transfer protocol. Its a little like telnet, except
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you don't get a normal shell. You use unix commands to move around
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directories, but that is where the similarities end.
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When you ftp, you get a prompt asking for a username. If you have an
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account on the system you are calling, use that information, since it
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will give you more access than an anonymous login. If you dont have an
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account, try "anonymous" as the username. If this site allows it (most do)
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you will have limited, but liberal access to all of the files on the
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system.
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Ftp commands:put [filename] and get [filename]
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These commands allow you to transfer files to and from accounts. This is
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what ftp is used for. Nefariously, you can use it to look at the files
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of another person whose account you are trying to hack.
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Scenario: You finger a site, and get a username, you then finger that
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site, using that username, to see if the person you are hacking is worth
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the time. If so, ftp to the site, and cd to the username's directory.
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Now, you can look at the files he lets the world read, like a resume, or
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some stupid bit of prose he thinks is important. By the filenames, you
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can tell what kind of account it has. If it has many old files, it is
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probably an administrator. If it has fortran, C or pascal source code,
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and all of the files are no older than a semester, it is defintely a
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student. If the files are somewhere in between, it might be a faculty
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member. Faculty members have no privs, but they often keep grades,
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exams, or other stuff that might be very valuable to a student in his
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class. You can also download cool programs from an archive ftp site to
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your local account, and use xmodem or kermit to d/l to your home
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computer.
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traceroute nodename Example: traceroute ucla.edu
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unix only
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This command lists the hops a packet must go through to reach another
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site. With this command, geographical information about a site can be
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gained by tracing the route the information goes through, local network
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to local network. It is useful to find out where a site is, if the site
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name itself does not give out the information. ucla.edu obviously does,
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while babyoil.ftp.com does not.
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xmodem, kermit
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Unix, vms, prime.
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Read the help files on these. It can be used to d/l files to your home
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but using the protocol. Different systems have different
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implementations of these programs. You might be able to just type
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"xmodem" or "kermit", get a transfer prompt, and hit a ? to get quick
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help. Obviously, if you have a friend in California, and an account in
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New Jersey, you friend in CA could upload to his local site, then you
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could ftp the files to your account in a matter of seconds, like 3 megs
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a second when the net isn't busy. Then just d/l with xmodem, (dont use
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kermit for binary, it doesn't check errors as well). This way you can
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avoid paying Ma bell, the coast to coast transfer is error free, and
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can be done at your leisure. The programs can be transfered anytime
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after they are uploaded to the net. Also, the archive sites are good for
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getting the lastest versions of pkunzip, qmodem, or any other staple
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piece of shareware you use all of the time (like this text editor I'm
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using).
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********************************* VNEWS **************************************
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vnews Example: vnews
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Unix, vax, or any system it is implemented on
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Vnews is the largest bulletin board EVER. On this board can be
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found Ph. D.'s talking about everything from computers to politics to
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how to make a really cool bong. Its the best place to ask any question,
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any you will get someone with at least 8 years of college education
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answering it. It has a worldwide classified ads board, in addition to
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the ones just for the local system, and the local state.
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Vnews is good to get information where there are good archive
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sites, guest accounts, anything you heart can dream of. Its kind of like
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heaven... all questions are answered there. All you have to do is ask.
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In my account, I have a file that lists all of the newsgroups.
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It's 23K!
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You can get people's usernames and the node they are calling
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from, which they conveniently give you at the end of their posts.
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The legal and illegal potentials are endless. Use your imagination.
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After you type vnews, hit the ? key...that will give you the
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help screen. Note: you must be emulating the same terminal the dialup
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is. Otherwise, it will look all fucked up. Get a terminal that emulates
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vt100 or vt52 really well, then you'll be set.
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Any further information or good ideas for T-Files, contact:
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Hunter Thompson at The Night Light (908) 892-6723 or
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Matrix BBS (908) 905-6691
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