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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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it. Marauder came up with the idea that we put this in the .plan file for
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the lodcom account on mindvox. Those who 'finger lodcom' when logged on mindvox
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will see the following file. A mailing list of all those who have requested
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additional information from seeing our ADS in 2600, PHRACK, and CUD has been
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created and the following message will be sent to them barring any objections
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from you all (you all are: mtabas, erikb, marauder, lex, knight, king, pfalken,
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sluggo, drwho, phantom [LOD COM Board of Directors eh?]. The message is self
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explanatory, but the idea is to help out P.A.T. and crew at VOX since they do
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allow us to use their system, and at the same time not have to deal with
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bouncing email. So those who are notified in one way or another will be asked
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complicated but due to some of the responses from y'all, there are a few who
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paper version can be made but this file is about 27 pages due to 40 column
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From: lodcom@mindvox.phantom.com
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You are currently on the mailing list for the LOD Communications Underground
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Hack/Phreak BBS Message Base Archives price listing and order form. Version one
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of that listing will be sent to you in the next 2 weeks or so. In the mean time
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a Sample of Actual Messages is available by performing the following:
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login as: guest [To look around]
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In order to give you a better feeling for the content of what the LOD
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Communications Underground Hack/Phreak BBS Message Base Archives contain, 31
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messages were selected from the overall collection of posts for 5 Boards.
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Note that the samples contained herein are fairly typical and are but a very
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small fraction of the 5000+ messages from over 50 systems that LODCOM currently
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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the Price Listing [First Version due to be released Mid to Late April 1993 and
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periodic additions thereafter] for an up-to-date catalog of our holdings and
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costs (minimal).
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The selection of messages in this file are from the following Systems:
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H/P BBS Name A/C Sysop(s) Circa
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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OSUNY 914 Tom Tone & Milo Phonbil 1982/83
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WOPR 617 Terminal Man & The Minute Man 1984/85
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Phoenix Project 512 The Mentor & Erik Bloodaxe 1988/89/90
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The Twilight Zone 203 The Marauder & SafeCracker 1985/86
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Black Ice Private 703 The HighwayMan 1988/89
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_______________________________________________________________________________
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H/P BBS Message Bases to be available in the near future are:
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8BBS (213) Circa 1980/81, Modem Over Manhattan (MOM), Twilight Phone (1982),
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Legion of Doom! (305) sysop: Lex Luthor, Plovernet (516) sysop: Quasi Moto,
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Sherwood Forest II (914), Alliance BBS (618) sysop: Phantom Phreaker, Catch-22
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(617) sysop: Silver Spy, Blottoland (216) sysop: King Blotto, Osuny 2 (aka The
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Crystal Palace) (914), Mines of Moria (713), Pirates Cove (516) sysop:
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BlackBeard, The Hearing Aid, Split Infinity (408), Shadowland (303) sysop: The
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ShadowMaster, Metal Shop Private (314) sysop: Taran King, ShadowSpawn (21)
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sysop: Psychic Warlord, IROC, FreeWorld II (301), Planet Earth, Ripco (312)
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sysop: Dr. Ripco, Hackers Heaven (217) sysop: Jedi Warrior, Demon Roach
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Underground, Stronghold East Elite (516) sysop: Slave Driver, Pure Nihilism,
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5th Amendment (713), Newsweek Elite (617), Lunatic Labs (415), Laser Beam
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(314), Hackers Den, The Freezer (305) sysop: Mr. Cool, The Boca Harbour (305)
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sysop: Boca Bandit, The Armoury (201) sysop: The Mace, Digital Logic (305),
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Asgard (201), The CIA bbs, The KGB bbs, Face to Face (1990), Broadway Show
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(718) Sysop: Broadway Hacker, The Safehouse (612) circa 1983/4, and more.
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This message consitutes explicit Permission by LOD Communications to
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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(c) 1993 collection of H/P BBS Message Bases so long as the contents are not
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modified.
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*** {Sample H/P BBS Messages} ***
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*** {OSUNY (914) Sysop(s): Tom Tone and Milo Phonbil (both wrote for TAP)} ***
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Msg.: 118
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Date: 10/5/82
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From: MILO PHONBIL
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To: ALL
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About: STANFORD STUFF
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Greetings, Stanford phreaks!
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It seems that those "strange" numbers
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are really ones that
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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will appear if another person is signed
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on to the same id.
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(Like AA.TEG AA.TEG#2 AA.TEG#3 and so on
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.) Also, while there
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is no MAIL facility available to "GUEST"
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accounts, there is
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a way to send a one-liner to someone els
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e. The command format
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is: TO gg.uuu msg
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Where gg.uuu is the person's id, and the
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msg is of course,
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the message. Also, their SPIRES database
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is quite
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interesting! Type CALL SPIRES, then SHOW
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SUBFILES. Then you
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must SELECT a subfile. For a complete tu
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torial, try:
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TUTORIAL MASTERLIST
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SPIRES is ended by typing EXIT at the ->
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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prompt.
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Later, MILO PHONBIL
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Msg. :180
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About :MAINFRAMES
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>From :DATA BANDIT
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To :ALL PHREAKS
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Date :2/23/83 00:00
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OK PHREAKS....YOU NEED HELP ON TSO
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FORMATS,SPF FORMATS,GDDM FORMATS?
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THIS IS THE GUY TO ASK....I'M DAMN
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GOOD AT IT...I WORK AS AN OPERATOR
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ON SUCH SYSTEMS AND KNOW THESE BABIES
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LIKE I KNOW MY OWN FACE....SO IF YOU
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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NEED HELP...JUST DROP ME A LINE HERE
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OR ON MY BOARD....303-xxx-3015....
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24 HRS.....I CAN SHOW YOU HOW TO SET
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UP A PROGRAM ONCE ON IT TO DUMP ALL
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SYSTEM PASSWORDS AND ALL DATASET
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PASSWORDS...ETC...SET UP YOURT
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OWN USER ID...THE WHOLE 9 YARDS...
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I HAVE MY COMPANY BY THE F*CKING
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BALLS! SO I CAN TEACH YOU TOO....
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JUST ASK ME.....
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THE ONE AND ONLY
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DATA BANDIT
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][][ ][][][
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ON A MAINFRAME NEAR YOU!
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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?
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MEMBER P.H.A.
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Msg. :396
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About :PHREAK BBS ON THE SOURCE!!!
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>From :MAXWELL WILKE
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To :ALL
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Date :3/25/83
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Well, believe it or not, there is alread
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y two small phreak
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BBS's on The Source!!! They have traded
|
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some minor info,
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||
including some Sprint codes, and other s
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||
uch folly. But
|
||
the thing is, it's there, has been there
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||
since october '82,
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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and The Source knows about it, and they
|
||
don't care!
|
||
the BBS's are on the Source's PARTIcipat
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||
e, which, admitedely,
|
||
is a very large, powerful "thing." In a
|
||
ddition to the
|
||
two on there now, I took the liberty to
|
||
create my own, entitled
|
||
the "P-MENU.SAV GROUP". It is Conferenc
|
||
e # 83.3257 .
|
||
|
||
Any CompuServe conference members out th
|
||
ere interested in
|
||
moving over to PARTIcipate on The Source
|
||
, let me know.
|
||
If you do not have instructions on it, I
|
||
'll mail 'em to you
|
||
if you give me your address. I'll see w
|
||
hat I can do about
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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getting some more Source accounts. A fr
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iend of mine
|
||
listed 'em all!
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later,
|
||
MW
|
||
|
||
P.S. To all fans of my modifications to
|
||
The Source:
|
||
Sorry, the good 'ole boys at STC p
|
||
icked up on what
|
||
i did to them (Snicker... haw.. ha
|
||
w) and they cor-
|
||
rected my modifications. i put 'e
|
||
m back, and they
|
||
fixed 'em again, etc, etc, until t
|
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hey finally looked
|
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up in their PR1MENET REFERENCE MAN
|
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UAL and figured out
|
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[;H[2J
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
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|
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how to protect their accounts! Oh
|
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well...
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|
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Msg. :476
|
||
About :BAD NEWS
|
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>From :THE HACKER
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||
To :ALL
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||
Date :4/8/83
|
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|
||
BAD NEWS SPRINT IS AT IT AGAIN THEY JUST CAUGHT SOMEONE
|
||
LAST NIGHT NOW THEY ARE GOING FOR A SECOND KILL
|
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THEY ARE GOING AFTER ZERO PAGE THEY HAVE BEEN CALLING AROUND
|
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ABOUT SO IF ANYONE OUT THERE KNOWS HIM TELL HIM THAT
|
||
THEY ARE CALLING AROUND NOW THAT SPRINT AND MCI ARE OUT TO GET
|
||
ALL OF THE PHREAKS DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY GOOD SERVICES THAT
|
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ARE SAFE I AM USING ITT
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HOW SAFE IS THAT???
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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PLEASE RESPOND BACK SOMEBODY!
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||
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|
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THE
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HACKER
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||
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||
[*]THE INNER CIRCLE[*]
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||
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||
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||
|
||
Msg. :519
|
||
About :SPRINT/MCI/OTHER BUGGERS
|
||
>From :ROGER OLSON
|
||
To :ALL
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||
Date :4/17/83
|
||
|
||
I highly recommend the proceedure mentio
|
||
ned here earlier for
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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staying OUT OF TROUBLE with "the competi
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tion". Look for your
|
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own passwords. Don't use the ones posted
|
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on BBS's except maybe
|
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once, to "get a feel" of how the particu
|
||
lar switch works. If
|
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possible, test the codes between 8 - 11
|
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AM to detirmine if they
|
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are business codes or not. When possible
|
||
, use a local loop to
|
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call into/out of to the switch you are u
|
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sing. This simply adds
|
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more frustration in the event anyone is
|
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tracing. When possible,
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STAY AWAY completely from these OCC's, o
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pting instead to use the
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Wats lines from large companies, via the
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ir remote call in ports.
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You always want to stay away from system
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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s that individually
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account for each call, as MCI/Sprint do.
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WATS lines, on the
|
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other hand, especially in older exchange
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s, do not record every
|
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number called - just the total time the
|
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line was in use, in
|
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hours per month. In either case....have
|
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your phun now!! Cause
|
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after the Final Judgement and Settlement
|
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is implemented next
|
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year, you will place <<all>> long distan
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||
ce calls by merely
|
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dialing the number desired, and entering
|
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a two digit "choice
|
||
of carrier" code (for ATT, MCI, Sprint,
|
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Allnet, etc) and your
|
||
local central office will use ANI to sup
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ervise your call! The
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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outfits like MCI will discontinue dealin
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g with the public as
|
||
such, and will only deal <with other tel
|
||
ephone companies> who
|
||
in turn will act like billing/collection
|
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agents for MCI, etc.
|
||
Watch and see! The times are changing! N
|
||
o more phucking around!
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
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Msg.: 211
|
||
Date: 10/17/82
|
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From: ROBERT ALLEN
|
||
To: ALL
|
||
About: WHITE HOUSE
|
||
|
||
IF ANY OF YOU ARE WONDERING
|
||
800-424-9xxx IS WHAT IS
|
||
|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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KNOWN AS THE WHITE HOUSE SIGNAL (SWITCHB
|
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OARD),
|
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AND IT IS RELATIVELY NASTY/FUN, IF ONE
|
||
KNOWS ALL OF THE
|
||
SILLY CODEWORDS TO USE.. A FRIEND AND 8
|
||
OTHER PHREAKS
|
||
GOT TRICKY DICK OUT OF BED AT 2:30 AM,
|
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BY ASKING FOR "OLYMPUS". I HEAR THERE AR
|
||
E TAPES OF THE
|
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CALL FLOATING AROUND...
|
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800-424-9xxx IS A WH.HOUSE PRESS RECORDI
|
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NG,THAT CAN BE QUITE
|
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FUN, IF YOU LIKE RON'S SPEECHES EARLY...
|
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|
||
DIAL ANYWHERE,
|
||
BUT DIAL WITH CARE
|
||
--BOB--
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|
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Msg. :111
|
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About :***WARNING!!!***
|
||
>From :JIMMY HOFFA
|
||
To :***PHELLOW-PHREAKERS***
|
||
Date :2/19/83 00:00
|
||
|
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"FOR ALL YOU *PHELLOW-PHREAKERS* OUT THERE......
|
||
there seems to be some "negativeness" out there from a few
|
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select peo`le!. WELL, For one thing "THEY" must realize
|
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A "*PHREAKER*" IS *NEVER* "*NEGATIVE*" (TAKE NOTE!!.
|
||
RODGER-OLSON!!).. We ARE A SELECT BREED WHO HAVE BEEN
|
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BLEd WITH A REAL UNSATISFYING "THIRST" FOR..
|
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"@KNOWLEDGE*" and Willing to share with "PHELLOW-PHREAKERS".
|
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WE CAN DO ANYTHING *MA* CAN DO, ONLY WE CAN DO IT BETTER!!!!!
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WHO NEEDS "PESSIMISM" ANYWAY???? DID PESSIMISTs HELP BUILD OUR
|
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COUNTRY, OUR COMPUTERS, OUR WORLD AROUND US???
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NO!!! POSITIVE THINKERS DID, THAT'S WHO!!! PEOPLE WHO HAVE A
|
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NEVER-ENDING THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE, CHALLENGE, AND FOUND NEW
|
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|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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|
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IN-ROADS TO HELP BETTER OURSELVES!!!
|
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THESE ARE WHAT "I" CALL THE "*REAL*" "PHREAKERS"!!! HOW ABOUT
|
||
YOU!!! WE CAN TURN NEGATIVES TO POSITIVES EASIER THAN MOST CAN
|
||
BRUSH THEIR TEETH! WE DON'T NEED NEGATIVES BECAUSE THERE'S
|
||
ALREAXDY TOO MANY OUT THERE! WHAT WE NEED IS MORE PEOPLE WITH
|
||
A POSITIVE-MENTAL-ATTITUDE THAT CAN HELP FURTHER OUR
|
||
QUEST FOR KNOWLEDGE GAINING A SATISFACTION UNBEKNWNST to
|
||
"NEGATIVE"-"PESIMISTIC" PEOPLE!
|
||
HAD TO SAY IT AND I DON'T REGRET IT!
|
||
THIS WAS A>>>>>>
|
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****PUBLIC************
|
||
****SERVICE************
|
||
***ANNOUNCEMENT*****************
|
||
|
||
|
||
___________________________________________________________________________
|
||
|
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*** {WOPR (617) SYSOP: TERMINAL MAN MESSAGES FROM 1984 UNLESS STATED} ***
|
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|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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Message #33: QUORUM
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Msg left by: KING BLOTTO
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Date posted: TUE MAY 29 3:13:14 PM {1984}
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TO ALL MY SUBJECTS:
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THIS TOPIC IS ABOUT CONFERENCES.
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AS MANY OF YOU KNOW, I DON'T CONFERENCE
|
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ANYMORE SINCE INFOWORLD PUT OUT AN
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ARTICLE ON IT ON MARCH 26. THE REASON
|
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BEING: THERE ARE N-O SAFE EXCHANGES
|
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BEING USED TODAY. EVERYONE SAYS; "BUT
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THIS IS CHICAGO", "THIS IS A DALLAS
|
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EXCHANGE", "THEY CAN'T TRACE CONFEREN-
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CES!". THE LAST ONE IS MY FAVORITE. THE
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SYSTEM USED BY ALMOST EVERYONE TODAY IS
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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ALLIANCE TELECONFERENCE. THIS IS NOT
|
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BELL OPERATED. QUORUM IS THE BELL CONF.
|
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SYSTEM. AND IT'S WORSE THAN ALLIANCE.
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NEWS HAS IT, THAT ALLIANCE TELECON-
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FERENCE MIGHT BE GOING UNDER NOW. BUT
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THEY HAVE STARTED TAKING PEOPLE WITH
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THEM. ( 5 TO DATE, AS I KNOW) ALLIANCE
|
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IS SUPER-PISSED, WELL, WOULDN'T YOU BE?
|
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AND ESPECIALLY AFTER EVERY LITTLE 15YR
|
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OLD LEARNS HOW TO START ONE UP, HE'LL
|
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BE JUST GETTING THEM MORE PISSED OFF.
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THE ABUSE HAS GROWN TO A MAXIMUM. I AM
|
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TRYING TO FIND OUT ALL I CAN ON
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QUORUM AT WORK. I'LL POST THE INFO AS
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IT COMES IN.
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MAJESTICALLY,
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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KING BLOTTO
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P.S.- READ THE 3/26/84 INFOWORLD!
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<1-48 LAST=33 E=mail Q=Quit T=Titles>
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69> COSMOS & UNIX
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---------------------------------
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Msg left by: BIOC AGENT 003
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Date posted: MON AUG 6 11:18:23 AM
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COSMOS is basically a modified UNIX sys
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[;H[2J
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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tem. When a non-priviledged COSMOS
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user logs on, a program usually called
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/BIN/PERMIT is run. This tells the
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system which COSMOS commands the user i
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s allowed to use.
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On the other hand, when a priviledged u
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ser logs in (ie, root, sys, bin, or
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preop), he is put into the normal UNIX
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shell (SH) where he can utilize
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UNIX commands such as: who & cat /etc/
|
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passwd (which will printout the
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password file). These users can also t
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ype CHDIR /USR/COSMOS and use ANY of
|
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the COSMOS commands since COSMOS is rea
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lly a sub directory in a UNIX system.
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They also have a bad (good?) habit of l
|
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eaving administrative notices and files
|
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(such as the decrypted passwords) layin
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[;H[2J
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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g around in different directories of
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the system. In fact, one system down i
|
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n Washington, DC has a BIN account
|
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with no password (!) until some ASSHOLE
|
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decided to change the message of the
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day"I broke in, ha, ha --Joe Smuck"!!!
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|
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If you can't get into one of the privil
|
||
edged accounts then you might as well
|
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try for a regular COSMOS account. The
|
||
typical setup is two letters followed
|
||
by 2 numbers. Here are a few common on
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es:
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TRxx (TRaining -- eg, TR01, TR02, etc.)
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LSxx(Lac Staff)
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LA (Line Assignement)
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FMxx (Frame Manager)
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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NMxx (NAC Manager)
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RSxx (Repair Service)
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LMxx (LMOS debug)
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etc...
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|
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You best bet would be too go for one of
|
||
the managers accounts such as NM01.
|
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There is also usually a user-name of CO
|
||
SMOS on the system.
|
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|
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The passwords are usually pathetic. Tr
|
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y things such as: COSMOS, FRAME, TELCO,
|
||
etc.) Also try simple words such as:
|
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CAT, BAT, RAT, etc.
|
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|
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You'll have to guess at the Wire Center
|
||
, though (WC). It will always b 2
|
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letters.
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[;H[2J
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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|
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Excelsior,
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|
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---------------------------------
|
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|
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1-79 LAST=69
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[E]mail
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[A]bort
|
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[T]itles
|
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:
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|
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---------------------------------
|
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78> Intro To C Search
|
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---------------------------------
|
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|
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|
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Msg left by: LORD DIGITAL
|
||
Date posted: FRI AUG 17 6:20:13 AM
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[;H[2J
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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|
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|
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|
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Ok what the program "C PW Scanner", or
|
||
"The C Search" does is fairly
|
||
simple. It reads through the main passw
|
||
ord file searching for a match between
|
||
A person's name and password and compar
|
||
es the two. If they match, or if
|
||
a person's pw is simply his name spelle
|
||
d backwards. it will write the
|
||
pw's into a file name of your choice. T
|
||
his should net you several paswords
|
||
for every scan at least. The percentage
|
||
of stupid people on any given
|
||
system is usually quite high. The entir
|
||
e search should take about 5 mins.
|
||
Obviously it can't do too much consider
|
||
ing everything is crypted...
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[;H[2J
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
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|
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The entire program is internal, and ass
|
||
umes you have at least one accnt.
|
||
allready present on the system in quest
|
||
ion.
|
||
|
||
Instructions :>
|
||
Pretty simple, all you do is: Uplo
|
||
ad the text file, use the CC (Compile
|
||
C) utility, which will give you th
|
||
e "a.out" (assembly out), now just
|
||
rename the file (mv) to whatever y
|
||
ou wish to call it...
|
||
|
||
If anyone wants to trade various C prog
|
||
rams (trojan horses (not that kind),
|
||
programs that search for ports with out
|
||
dial capabilty, etc...) leave e-mail
|
||
|
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|
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|
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[;H[2J
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
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later-
|
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|
||
.../\^ lord di
|
||
gital ^/\...
|
||
-------
|
||
-----
|
||
-Spectral -
|
||
- Phorce-
|
||
|
||
|
||
---------------------------------
|
||
|
||
1-90 LAST=78
|
||
[E]mail
|
||
[A]bort
|
||
[T]itles
|
||
:
|
||
---------------------------------
|
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83> the old fashioned way...
|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
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|
||
---------------------------------
|
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|
||
|
||
Msg left by: BIG BROTHER
|
||
Date posted: FRI AUG 17 10:36:45 PM
|
||
|
||
|
||
It might be just as easy when hacking
|
||
idiot's passwords (User Name, same
|
||
again; first name, same again; etc.) to
|
||
do it the old-fashioned way--by hand.
|
||
Hey, in half an hour I found 15 account
|
||
s on my 'private' 617 VAX VMS 3.6.
|
||
Some of them are even partially privili
|
||
ged.
|
||
Another thing, always try default pas
|
||
swords. If the system lets priv'gd
|
||
users log in thought dial-in lines and
|
||
the default psswds are still there,
|
||
|
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|
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|
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[;H[2J
|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
||
you've struck gold. As the wise man sa
|
||
y, "Keep it to yourself." I once
|
||
the phone number to a Ztel Prime system
|
||
(linked to Primenet which eventually
|
||
links to milnet) with my operator accou
|
||
nt (User:OPERATOR, no password--default)
|
||
to a few people. They abused the acco
|
||
unt(created 10 or 15 other accts for
|
||
themselves) and it died within days....
|
||
---------------------------------
|
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|
||
1-90 LAST=83
|
||
[E]mail
|
||
[A]bort
|
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[T]itles
|
||
:
|
||
---------------------------------
|
||
85> Pissed As SHIT!
|
||
---------------------------------
|
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|
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|
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[;H[2J
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
||
Msg left by: SHARP RAZOR
|
||
Date posted: SAT AUG 18 4:09:16 AM
|
||
|
||
|
||
That is right! i finally have the time
|
||
and sit down and work with my DC
|
||
BIN and PREOP accounts, and 'lo and
|
||
behold...i call up (i hadn't called for
|
||
about 5 days) and the #'s were changed.
|
||
...not 1..but all 4 dial-ups!!
|
||
Talk about an abused system! Some of yo
|
||
u may not know it,but someone logged
|
||
on and left a cute logon bulletin to
|
||
all the AT&T bus. people, etc...that
|
||
went sort of like 'haha, Kilroy wuz
|
||
here!'...(real cute and intelligent,
|
||
huh??)..besides that...there were times
|
||
|
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|
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[;H[2J
|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
||
when I would call at 2AM on a weekday,
|
||
and see 15-20 people on-line...
|
||
...and all on the same account!!!
|
||
(since the # is changed, I can say it
|
||
WAS the MF01 act. they were using)
|
||
Let this be a lesson NOT to go around
|
||
POSTING COSMOS dial-ups on anything
|
||
besides a very private BBS,and especial
|
||
ly not the pw's!...I KNOW that the
|
||
lower level accounts were given away..
|
||
..but I hope at least the sysop ones
|
||
weren't..in any case this really shows
|
||
me not to be so liberal when I hand
|
||
out COSMOS pw's again.
|
||
..Later..
|
||
..Sharp Razor>>
|
||
The Legion of Doom!
|
||
|
||
(dont worry, I am just a bit po'ed now,
|
||
|
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|
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[;H[2J
|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
||
but I MAY get over it!!)
|
||
---------------------------------
|
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1-90 LAST=85
|
||
[E]mail
|
||
[A]bort
|
||
[T]itles
|
||
:
|
||
|
||
|
||
Message #87: MORE ESS
|
||
|
||
Msg left by: PAUL MUAD'DIB
|
||
Date posted: TUE JUN 19 2:59:05 PM
|
||
|
||
|
||
I've got many switch and frame #'s to
|
||
trade, and here's a fun way to get pw's
|
||
or destroy bbs's-
|
||
call the switch and do what I said
|
||
|
||
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|
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|
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|
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|
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[;H[2J
|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
||
in msg 78 asking for call forwarding
|
||
on an anonymous # (NOT your local tym-
|
||
or tele- nets, they DO know them to be
|
||
special dials)..when he puts it in,
|
||
call the "frame" #, and say "Hiya,
|
||
this is Bob Lineman, could you run
|
||
into the MDF, and try to activate the
|
||
call forwarding on NNX-XXXX? send it
|
||
to NNX-XXXF, please, I need to check
|
||
it out from both ends..." then, hook
|
||
your computer up to the payphone that
|
||
NNX-XXXF is, and set up a simulator
|
||
for the login to that system. When you
|
||
have it in your pocket, call the frame
|
||
back and say "Hi, me again, would you
|
||
just disengage the forwarding on that
|
||
# for me? I've got the problem, but I
|
||
need it recieving calls to fix it.."
|
||
then you can re-hack it later if you
|
||
|
||
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|
||
|
||
|
||
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|
||
[;H[2J
|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
||
want by just calling the frame again
|
||
in a different shift..
|
||
|
||
later,
|
||
Paul Muad'Dib
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
||
1-90 Last=87 E=Mail Q=Quit T=Titles -
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
||
Message #38: BOSTON COSMOS
|
||
|
||
|
||
Msg left by: DOCTOR WHO
|
||
Date posted: WED MAY 30 10:16:55 PM
|
||
|
||
OK HERE IS A FRESH COSMOS DIALUP..SORRY
|
||
|
||
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|
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|
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|
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[;H[2J
|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
||
NO PASSWORD...GO TRASHING BOSTONIANS!
|
||
617-338-5xxx
|
||
|
||
SPEAKING OF COSMOS, I WENT TRASHING TOD
|
||
AY AND GOT A COSMOS PASSWORD. IT SEEMS
|
||
TO BE A HIGH ACCESS ONE, THEY BROKE IN
|
||
ON THE GUY USING IT TO DO MAINTENANCE.
|
||
THE NAME IS FF01. NOW ALL I NEED IS THE
|
||
DIALUP. I CAN'T SCAN WITH MY MODEM. IF
|
||
ANYONE WANTS TO DO A LONG-DISTANCE SCAN
|
||
OF 413, I WILL GIVE YOU THE EXCHANGES T
|
||
O HACK, AND THE PASSWORD. PLEZE!
|
||
OH, IF THERE ARE ANY PHREAKS IN THE 413
|
||
NPA READING THIS, PLEASE REPLY..ITS
|
||
LONELY OUT HERE! CONFERENCES: TOO BAD
|
||
IF A COMPANY GOES OUT OF BUSINESS BECAU
|
||
SE OF PHREAKS...ONE LONG-DISTANCE COM
|
||
PANY WHO IS BUGGING ME SAYS THAT PHREAK
|
||
ING IS FORCING THEM OUT OF THE BUSINESS
|
||
|
||
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|
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|
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|
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[;H[2J
|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
||
THAT IS BULLSHIT. DON'T BELIEVE IT.
|
||
THE PHONE CO.'S MAKE SO MUCH PROFIT ITS
|
||
PITIFUL. IF IT WASN'T FOR PHREAKS
|
||
WE WOULD STILL BE STUCK WITH SXS. SO WE
|
||
HAVE CREATED MANY JOBS..IN AT+T, GTE, I
|
||
TT...AND IN THE FBI. SO FEEL GOOD..YOU'
|
||
VE HELPED THE ECONOMY! I HEARD THAT MCI
|
||
TAKES A BIG TAX LOSS ON STOLEN SERVICES
|
||
. MUCHO BUCKS SAVED! THATS ALSO (PROBAB
|
||
LY) THE REASON THE METROPHONE DOESN'T TR
|
||
Y HARD TO CATCH PHREAKS.
|
||
YOU KNOW IF THERES ONE THING I CAN'T
|
||
STAND ITS POLITICS AMONG PHREAKS..ONE
|
||
PERSON TRYING TO MAKE OTHERS L1 %'AD
|
||
AND SAY" I RULE!" YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN?
|
||
YOU PEOPLE WHO I'ME TALKING ABOUT: NOW
|
||
THAT YOU'RE HERE UNDER DIFFERENT NAMES,
|
||
TRY TO BEHAVE!..'NUFF SAID
|
||
THE T.H.A. (TIMELORDS HOLY ALLIANCE) IS
|
||
|
||
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|
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|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
||
THE GROUP THAT REALLY RULES..BECAUSE WE
|
||
DON'T HAVE ANY RULES...NO INITIATION..
|
||
NO NOTHING...AND YOU NEVER HEAR ANYBODY
|
||
BADMOUTHING US, DO YOU?
|
||
IS THERE A GOOD WAY TO BULLSHIT THE
|
||
FONE CO. FOR THE COSMOS DIALUP?
|
||
BYE....
|
||
|
||
-----------=?> DOCTOR WHO <?=----------
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
||
<1-48 LAST=38 E=mail Q=Quit T=Titles>
|
||
|
||
---------------------------------
|
||
MESSAGE #81: HACK-A-TRIP
|
||
---------------------------------
|
||
|
||
|
||
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|
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|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
||
Msg left by: BROADWAY HACKER
|
||
Date posted: TUE JUL 24 8:24:02 PM
|
||
|
||
|
||
As you have probably seen on some other
|
||
good boards, I am ex-
|
||
tending an offer to anyone who wants to
|
||
come to New York for
|
||
free. Hacking airline tickets isn't as
|
||
hard as you think. If
|
||
your interested, maybe to go to a TAP m
|
||
eeting or something,
|
||
leave me EMAIL. It is relatively easy,
|
||
but one screwup can ruin
|
||
you. There are others who may have some
|
||
idea how this is done,
|
||
but have not actually done it. Leave me
|
||
EMAIL if your interest-
|
||
ed. You must be a minor, however, and y
|
||
|
||
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
|
||
|
||
ou must leave me a VALID
|
||
phone number in feedback since there ar
|
||
e security measures in-
|
||
volved since it is grand fraud.
|
||
|
||
*** Broadway Hacker ***
|
||
(-+-)(Chaos)(+-+)
|
||
|
||
Hack-a-trip
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
||
---------------------------------
|
||
MESSAGE #63: ARGGGH!
|
||
---------------------------------
|
||
|
||
Msg left by: KARL MARX
|
||
Date posted: SAT JUL 21 4:14:43 PM
|
||
|
||
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Ahem, I don't know if I am getting moral
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or something, but things are getting
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pretty, well, strange.
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First off: unix is pretty easy to crash
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if you want to--but why would you want
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to? Obviously, very few people know
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"everything" about Unix, and I would
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like one reason that destroying a system
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would be better than learning to use it's
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"special" features. If you want to get
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your face on Newsweek, go ahead, but
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otherwise, don't start destroying stuff
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just for the sake of vandalism! Instead
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of being a vandal, do somthing Robin
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Hood-ish, like nice the parent process
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of the batch runner to -20 or somthing.
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to / or make them all user 1.
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Otherwise, as for metro tracing, that's
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kinda hard to swallow. Would whoever's
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friend's sister care to elaborate on that
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one?
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I don't know if anyone cares, but I had
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a chance to take a look at those
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"goldphones" and Geez!!! There were
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codes written all over it! I don't
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understand some people very well. That
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is simply stupidity.
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There is really nothing "new and exciting"
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in phreaking anymore... most of what you
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hear is bullshit from some twelve-year-
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old that just learned how to use metro last
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week. There is simply no "new" anything!
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these "phreak" boards will simply be
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"how to phreak"--tutorials instead of
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journals. Drat!
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:::::::::::::::::::::Karl Marx
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LOD
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You have been on over your time limit.
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Logout Job ??, TTY ??,
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*** {Samples From the Phoenix Project BBS (512), Sysop: The Mentor} ***
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*** {Other Networks Sub-Board} ***
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8/60: Autonet...
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Name: Erik Bloodaxe #2
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Date: Thu Jan 11 13:18:39 1990
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It woulnd't be such a great idea to scan Autonet through the Telenet
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gateway. Autonet raised a holy shit-fit when Urvile was doing it
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about a year ago, and sent Telenet Security all kinds of nasty
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mail bitching for them to stop whoever in 404 was connecting to their
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system. Telenet blew them off, but if it started again, Telenet might
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just have to listen to their whining and crack down.
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I suggest you (or whoever is planning on this) do your scanning through a
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main dialup. It will be slower, but probably safer in the long run.
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46/60: pac*it
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Name: Corrupt #114
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Date: Thu Feb 01 06:59:10 1990
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pac*it plus calls 03110..germany and spain..I didn't think it called DPAC.
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usefulfor scanning spain..but at this point......hmm I'd be scared of what
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MCI i would do then GM...
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anyone up on Kinneynet?hehehehehe
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I'll post the dialup later but u need a NUI for it :-((
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Develnet? I thought the Develnet was just x.25 server software! I've seen
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several Develnet pads and I had gotinto thesystems it connected to and they
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weren't MEAN related...maybe I'm wrong?(it was a modm company.)
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Needless to say I was pissed when everyone used it todeath just to see a
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pretty (canada)..the reason it diconnects is because of where you're calling
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from..if you call from canda u probably won'T expirence this problem....on the
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03110 develnet..same thing cept you have to be at console...there are still
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somesystems availble from there that r open..here'Sone IBM <-i couldn't hack
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it so of course Iposted that one:-))
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C U-->greets from [8lgm]corrupt
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*** {HP-3000 Sub-Board} ***
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36/41: Woah!
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Name: Erik Bloodaxe #2
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Date: Mon Jan 22 03:36:40 1990
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I wasn't ragging on MPE! Not at all, i was just "JOking" about the large
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numbers of hp-3000 systems around the world and the unbelievable ease in
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gaining access on one.
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Geez, read...MPE seems ok, just kinda hard to get used to.
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I mean, I'm in HUNDREDS of hp's, but until last year I didn't know what to do
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with them...so they just sat there.
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UNIX is just as lame security-wise, but On a percentage basis, I have gotten
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into 85-90% of the HP's I have found, while I've only gotten into abot 50% of
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the UNIXes I've found.
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(LOok at me grovel before one of the two HP experts I've ever seen...pathetic,
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isn't it?)
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Wiz, no offense intended towards your adopted os...
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->ME
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*** {UNIX Sub-Board} ***
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60/69: both ways
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Name: Corrupt #114
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Date: Mon Feb 05 05:08:25 1990
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nice trojans
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------------
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good security
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this works both ways....look-out for unixes(and VMS sites) that keep another
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copy of /etc/passwd (or sysuaf.dat) and everynite rewrite it over the one used
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for login(some any mods are discovered)..u can alternatly install some
|
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security inside likethis for yourself...(hide it in CROn) (or wherever u want
|
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on vms:-)) undersytand? I know I'm not clear:-((
|
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but thats works for you sometimes and it'S simple if you know script:-)
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anyone here into Rapid Fire hacking?
|
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*** {Electronic Banking Sub-Board} ***
|
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12/32: Treason & Government Smegma...
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Name: Erik Bloodaxe #2
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Date: Fri Jan 19 02:06:13 1990
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It's the Major SS buzzword these days.
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Treason. If someone if poking around in ANY system they feel is
|
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sensitive (although they leave sysdiag unpassworded, or lp password lp, etc..)
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they will then label you as:
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"A Serious Threat to National Security!"
|
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Give me a break. Hell, I think my association with Par & Phoenix alone
|
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is enoough to get me the firing squad. I haven't even done anything,
|
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but it seems that everything bad that's happened I keep getting
|
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brought up, as I know such and such, or I somehow know EVERYTHING about
|
||
how such and such happened.
|
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Well, I've tried my best to be good, and stay out of government things,
|
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military things, etc... I've even edited out the "sensitive" things I've
|
||
run across in the Telenet scanning just for their sense of well being,
|
||
but if I begin to feel threatened, it's all going out. Unabridged.
|
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We will see...I'm already getting nervous...the feds are already pissed
|
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that LOD is still kicking, and this bbs must have SLAMMED it into their
|
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faces. And I know that the EFT files must have pissed them off as
|
||
well, although that may or may not have anything to do with
|
||
this bbs suddenly going back up.
|
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Well, I'm not a threat to ANYTHING, except myself maybe. Anyone who
|
||
knows me knows that. Back me up people. This is my public announcement
|
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of not-guilty to any and all crimes against the Security of the United
|
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States. So what if I was scanning 2502 a while back? Anyone ever think
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that it would be in THE INTEREST OF NATIONAL SECURITY to hop into a
|
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Soviet system? I thought it would.
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Par knows what I mean. Hell, The government now seems to think he's a spy,
|
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and want to shoot him. Killing Teenagers for fun is not my idea of
|
||
constructive problem solving guys. Take an extended course in the
|
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ways of the hacker. That education might do you all a world of good.
|
||
You may even pick up something you missed in your little weekend getaway
|
||
training seminar in fighting computer crime. When you come and kick in my
|
||
door, (don't step on the cat), and if you don't blow me away first,
|
||
maybe I can educate you all a little better on what is REALLY GOING ON!
|
||
(This message posted for the Secret Service & CERT, et al. whomever is
|
||
posing on here, or reading this via Mentor's & My own Data Taps)
|
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->ME
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*** {Phone Co. Computers Sub-Board} ***
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3/46: LMOS
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Name: Acid Phreak #8
|
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Date: Tue Jan 09 17:56:23 1990
|
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The most recent LMOS interlude was one in my local area. Got the host
|
||
processor (an IBM 3270) off Predictor. Overall, a very handy tool to add to
|
||
your telco 'collectables'. The FE's of course were PDP 11/70s using MLT for
|
||
reference.
|
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Aw thit.. lookit all dem Hicaps.
|
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--ap
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(advanced phreaking)
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6/46: ICRIS
|
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Name: Phiber Optik #6
|
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Date: Wed Jan 10 16:37:27 1990
|
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Not to nitpick, but an LMOS CP is an IBM S370 (3270 is an SNA, used to get to
|
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BANCS through LOMS for instance).
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CRIS, as mentioned, the Customer Record Information System is a dandy little
|
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IBM system whose main purpose is to house customer records. There are a small
|
||
handful of "CRIS" systems, like LCRIS (Local), and ICRIS (Integrated, which
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should be noted is used by the Residential Service Center). Here in NYNEX, the
|
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only way to reach these systems (we obviously aren't hardwired hackers) is
|
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through BANCS, a bisync network. BANCS is not direct dialable, but IS
|
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available through a 3270 link on the LOMS system, used by LDMC (LAC or FACS,
|
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depending where you live). And LOMS IS accessible. A host of systems are also
|
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available through FACS (which can be reached through LOMS on BANCS) such as
|
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CIMAP, LMOS, SOP, TIRKS, the COSMOS-PREMISE interface, etc. So as you can see,
|
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rather than going after any specific system, going after the RIGHT system will
|
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pay off greatly (LOMS in this example). Oh, waitta-minnit, those mentioned
|
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systems are off of BANCS, sorry. You can reach FACS on BANCS, and access a
|
||
couple 'o things like some of those mentioned, COSMOS (certain wire centers
|
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only), etc. OK, enough rambling. Let's hear someone else's input.
|
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Phiber Optik
|
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Legion Of Doom!
|
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$LOD$
|
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|
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*** {The Twilight Zone (203), Sysop: The Marauder} ***
|
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*** {NOTE: All messages from 1985 unless stated otherwise} ***
|
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|
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|
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[MSG #12 OF 22]: INWATS & X-LATIONS
|
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FROM: THE MARAUDER
|
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DATE: MAY 08 {1985}
|
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Under CCIS, INWATS (800's) are handled completely different from the older
|
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method (the old method i don't completely uderstand, but it translated
|
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somehow based on it's own prefix & suffix). under ccis on the other hand,
|
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inwats #'s are handled in the following manner: when the 800 number reaches
|
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your toll office, a query is made to the 'INWATS DATABASE', (the master
|
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database being at the KC RNOCS I believe), i believe each RNOC (regional
|
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network operations center, of wich there are 12, one for each region), has
|
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their own database (which is updated on a regular basis). a query is made
|
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(via a CCIS link) to the inwat's database, and a POTS (plain old telephone
|
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service, just a plain 10 digit ddd telephone number, ie: npa+pre+suffix), and
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the POTS number is pulsed out from the toll center and your call is completed
|
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just like a normal ddd (direct distance dialing) call, talthough it was noted
|
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that the call was an 800 at the origination (your) toll office, so and you
|
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are not charged foor the call.. with this in mind, it's a simple matter for
|
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the inwat's database that handles your reigon to return a translation that
|
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differs from another reigons translation, for example say fred phreak in
|
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new jersey places a call to LDX extender service at 800-XXX-3333, upon
|
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reaching his toll center, the toll center quereys the inwat's database that
|
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handles new jersey, and a POTS translation is returned which for obvious
|
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reasons would be the closest port to him, so let's say the translation was
|
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(201)-XXX-4455, the toll office upon recieving this would proceed to complete
|
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the call, and fred phreak would be connected to LDX at (201)-XXX-4455..
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continued next..
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[MSG #13 OF 22]: ABOVE CONT'D
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FROM: THE MARAUDER
|
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DATE: MAY 08
|
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|
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now, on the other hand let's say bill phreak in california calls the LDX
|
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extender service at (800)-XXX-3333 (same number fred called from NJ), his
|
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regions inwat's database may return a completely different POTS x-lation say
|
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(213)-XXX-1119, again being ldx's closest port to bill phreaks toll center..
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|
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utilizing ccis, and inwat's databases, other clever things are possible for
|
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example, as you all know ALLIANCE teleconfrencing is unavailable on
|
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weekends, here's how that works: when you dial 0-700-XXX-1000, that number
|
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is intercepted at TSPS and translated into a corresponding WAT'S number, for
|
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this example, we'll say it translates to (800)-XXX-1003 (white plains), and
|
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forwarded from tsps to a toll center, the toll center upon recieving the
|
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800-XXX-1003, queries it's inwat's database and a POTS translation is
|
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returned say 914-XXX-6677, which is the DN (Directory Number) for the
|
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bridge-center. now on a weekend, the inwat's database, instead of returning
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914-XXX-6677 may return 914-XXX-0077, which would terminate at a recording
|
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saying alliance is not reachable on weekends.., that's why everyone is
|
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alway's interested in the 'ALLIANCE TRANSLATIONS'. Because if you have the
|
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x-lation you can simply use a blue box to route yourself directly to the
|
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bridgecenter and bypass the whole tanslation procedure..
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any questions, please post..
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|
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The
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Marauder
|
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Legion of Doom!
|
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|
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|
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___________________________________________________________________________
|
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|
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*** {Black Ice Private BBS Message Base Sample} ***
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%> Sub-board: Advanced Telecommunications
|
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%> SubOp: ANI Failure
|
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%> Messages: 100
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%> Files: 0
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%> Message: 32 of 100
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%> Title: 800 xlations
|
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%> When: 12/16/88 at 2:45 am
|
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%> Left by: ANI Failure [SubOp] [Level: 8]
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You can get them from a 4ess or some work centers like RNOC and RWC (good luck,
|
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have a dialback).. Or from ONAC in Kansas City (816). The Operations Network
|
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Adminstration Center is the focal point for 800 services in the AT&T network.
|
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ONAC works in conjuction with the AT&T WATS centers (I think there are 3?) and
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800 service co-ordinators to do operations, adminstration, and maintenance on
|
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the 800 number network. You can reach the WATS centers phree of charge with a
|
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959 plant test number in the correct NPAs (I know 914 has one). I think it was
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959-5000 but that might be wrong.
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The tech. term for an 800 xlation is a plant test number. This does not have to
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be pots, but can be other system codes like 122, 195, 196, 123, etc. The only
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type of 800 number that terminates in POTS is a READYLINE 800 number (AT&T). I
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don't know about sprint, mci, etc. though. A good topic for investigation
|
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though, thankx for the idea!
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If you have access to a 4e (does anyone on her have this? If so I'll trade
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anything I have for a 4e), you can type this in to translate a number:
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well....i can't find the right notebook. it is somethink like:
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TEST:DSIG;INWATS 800 nxx xxxx!
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This does a Direct Signaling (DSIG) message into the 4E which commands the 4E
|
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to pull the 800 internal number from the network control point (NCP) over CCIS
|
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links. The 4E you are on must be included in the service area of that 800
|
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number though, i.e. someone in the area served by that 4E would have to be able
|
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to dial it in order for the 4E to have the xlation. So if the 4E is not in the
|
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right area it will say 'NON SUBSCRIBED' or something of that nature. Oh, I just
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remembered, there is an AT&T work group named DSAC (Direct Signaling Admin.
|
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Center) that performs direct signaling messages into switches and things. If
|
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you want the DSAC #, I can provide it..I don't think too many phreaks have
|
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their number so they might be worth engineering.
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Oh - the 800 xlation input message into the 4E was social engineered a long
|
||
time ago by The Marauder and Phucked Agent 04 from an RWC. But, thanks to a
|
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fuck up by The Executioner and friends, the RWCs became very tight lipped...it
|
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only takes 1 fuckup...
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Um, I have gotten translations from the customer before, posing as AT&T and
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giving them bs about 'MLT has found a potential trouble in your circuit' (haha)
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and we need your translation number. I only did this once since I have never
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had any major need to pull 800 xlations. But that will work in some cases if a
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human answers. Or if you can get the terminating company name/location, you can
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keep engineering and narrow down the locations of the xlation (say within their
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centrex group or something) and then (ughh..dangerous and slow) scan for the
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There is an easier way to get 800 translations but I swore not to tell anyone
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(that was the conditions of me getting the info) from a certain AT&T dept and a
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certain support system...if you want a translation in an AT&T area I will try
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to get it for you though....so leave mail or post and maybe I can help..
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ANI-F
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legion of 800 numberz
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%> When: 12/16/88 at 6:19 pm
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for getty, just check and see if the first entry is <something>, where that is
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your back door, of sorts. the init program will have to be a bit (?) larger
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than the original, considering that you'll have to put in the stuff to make it
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set up your environment & exec /bin/sh.
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login, on the other hand, can put a backdoor in the gpass() routine, which can
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conveniently write the passwds to a file. not too useful to have lots of
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passwds in an already backdoored system, you say? bull. there are lots of
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southern bell systems i've gotten into by using the same passwds as the hacked
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system. also, what if they remove the backdoor? too bad, it'll take you an
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hour or so to put the source up & modify it again.
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(for the reasons cited above), and something like 'date', to check 1) if root
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is using the program, and 2) to see if your handy dandy login has been erased,
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and put it back if 3) a day or so has elapsed from the last call of the 'date'.
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well, i thought it was a good idea. much better than using cron & whatever to
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put a username in the passwd file.
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encryption on cosmos:
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it's strange, to be sure. i tried putting a 404 cosmos passwd on your 602
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cosmos. The user id's were different, the versions of cosmos were different, i
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think, but the username was the same. has anyone ever seen ANY (no matter how
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old) cosmos login source?
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incidentally, is anyone doing anything on sbdn of late?
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scanning for addresses is generally a bad idea.
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%> Message: 19 of 97
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%> Title: DMS
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%> When: 12/28/88 at 10:20 am
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%> Left by: Epsilon [Level: 8]
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I found out some things about DMS if anyone's interested. I only spent a
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little while looking around, but I managed to figure out that the DMS does
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indeed have a sort of tree structure. I haven't figured out the structure of
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TABLES yet, but I kind of know how the rest works. Watch..
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Ok, from the > you can enter tasks, (I prefer to call them toolboxes because
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they're like little tools you can run to perform different things.) For
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instance, you have one called LOGUTIL which is some sort of utility that keeps
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tabs on various things, and you can view the logs kept. After you have entered
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LOGUTIL, you can type LIST LOGUTIL and it'll spool out commands. You can also
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type LIST LOGS to see a list of logs that are kept.
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The next thing I was fooling with was SERVORD, which is obviously some type of
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Service Order processing software. This toolbox is much friendlier, as it does
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include the help command, and it provides help on the syntax of each command.
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Unfortunately, it does not give each parameter for each command. I'm sure that
|
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would take up quite a lot of space. I think you're going to need a manual to
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really do anything cool with SERVORD, but hey..
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Sorry if you people knew all of this already. I guess I'll keep posting about
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it as I learn more.
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Sheesh. Lame post.
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Epsilon
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*** {Userlist as of Mid-May it seems} ***
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%> Black Ice Private User List <%
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Name Level Status Posts Last on
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===============------------------=====------======-------=====-----=======--
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System Operator 11 Sysop 33 5/16/89
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The Mentor 11 Sysop 59 5/16/89
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Epsilon 8 Charter 106 5/8/89
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The Prophet 8 Charter 59 5/15/89
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ANI Failure 8 Charter 220 5/6/89
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The Urvile 8 Charter 71 5/4/89
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Doc Cypher 8 Charter 56 5/13/89
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Lex Luthor 8 Charter 21 5/10/89
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The Leftist 8 Charter 20 5/14/89
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Erik Bloodaxe 8 Charter 75 5/17/89
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Empty Promise 8 Charter 16 5/5/89
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Generic 1BED5 8 Charter 46 5/16/89
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Skinny Puppy 8 Charter 93 4/23/89
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Jester Sluggo 8 Charter 32 5/13/89
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Red Eye 8 Charter 31 5/2/89
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The Marauder 8 Charter 9 5/12/89
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Ferrod Sensor 8 Charter 10 3/30/89
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*** {Tymnet (Packet Switching Network) Sub-Board} ***
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%> Sub-board: Tymnet
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%> SubOp: Lex Luthor
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%> Messages: 48
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%> Message: 36 of 48
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%> Title: isis and elf
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%> When: 3/25/89 at 12:37 am
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I believe ANI was correct about the acronym for ISIS.
|
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Internally Switched Interface System
|
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I think it is the go between from the engine to the node code. Kind of like
|
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how assembly is the go between my apple and basic.
|
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|
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ELF - Engine Load Facility. This is a program that transfers and loads code
|
||
into a TYMNET Engine node.
|
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|
||
ISIS has slots, in each slot a program (node code) can run. This node code
|
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is different for different tasks.
|
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|
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I should clarify the above, only one 'application' ie: gateway, tymcom,
|
||
whatever, can run on isis, and usually is found on slot 0. But other programs
|
||
can be run on other slots. Programs that allow you to log into the slot and do
|
||
things. like DDT - Dynamic Debugging Tool.
|
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|
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|
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All this and more will be explained in my upcoming (hopefully) file on Tymnet
|
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#117 11-APR-1993 17:48:39.13 MAIL
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called-- Anatomy of a Packet Switching Network: MDC's TYMNET.
|
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|
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|
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inter-link cleared from VALTDNET (C) H9 N4067 to TYMNET (C) H5981 N7347
|
||
inter-link cleared from H1 N2010 TESTNET to H1 N2200 BUBBNET
|
||
inter-link cleared from TYMNET (F) H5277 N6420 to BUBBNET (F) H15 N2324
|
||
inter-link cleared from AKNET to TYMNET
|
||
inter-link cleared from TYMNET to AKNET
|
||
inter-link cleared from TRWNET to PUBLIC TYMNET
|
||
inter-link cleared from PUBLIC TYMNET to TRWNET
|
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|
||
|
||
please log in: DECLOD
|
||
Password: DECLODH
|
||
|
||
Interlink established from TYMNET to TSN-NET
|
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|
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Please log in: Gomer T. Geekster
|
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--Lex
|
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|
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|
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%> Message: 44 of 48
|
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%> Title: ontyme II
|
||
%> When: 4/4/89 at 1:15 am
|
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%> Left by: Lex Luthor [Level: 8]
|
||
|
||
The system used for setting up the DECLOD acct was TYMVALIDATE which isn't
|
||
exactly the same as NETVAL but close.
|
||
|
||
Be careful with ONTYME II, since it automatically updates ALL files you read.
|
||
So if you read some files in that persons' personal directory, they can see
|
||
that either someone has their acct/pass or someone is using IMITATE and reading
|
||
their stuff. Me and S.P. are working on a way to defeat this.
|
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Lex
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%> Message: 47 of 48
|
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%> Title: INTL TYMNET
|
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%> When: 4/21/89 at 1:17 pm
|
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%> Left by: Skinny Puppy [Level: 8]
|
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|
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International Tymnet - how many of you have seen tymnet claiming that it serves
|
||
over 65 countries, but don't really belive it? well, they do, sort of.
|
||
There is a tymnet-europe called Mcdonnell Douglas Information Systems (MDIS).
|
||
While I don't have any dialups for it, I have X.121 addresses in France and
|
||
BeNeLuxKG. once you get there, you can type HELP and glean alot of what is
|
||
going on. The interesting thing is that a lot of things that say ACCESS NOT
|
||
PERMITTED from regular tymnet are actually european addresses and can be used
|
||
on MDIS. for instance, ROMA (Italian for ROME), ESAIRS, and EURONET (which is a
|
||
host selector for american public timesharing systems). While there doesn't
|
||
seem to be a lot of european hosts, I am sure that if everyone on here pulled
|
||
up all their old tymnet-hack sheets where they had things listed as ANP (My
|
||
abbreviated for ACCESS NOT PERMITTED) and tried a few we could find something
|
||
new. Right now, I will only give out my French MDIS gateway - It is
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|
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208092020029. Figure out how to get there yourself. If you DO find anything
|
||
interesting, leave me mail, and we can trade. I already have some internal MDIS
|
||
systems there, if I can just figure out how to use them.
|
||
|
||
Coming Soon to a Board not so near to you: NISNET (tymnet-japan) and the
|
||
Carribean tymnets. Until then, ASSIMILATE
|
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|
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|
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Skinny Puppy 21 april 1989
|
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|
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|
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%> Sub-board: Vocal Hacking
|
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%> SubOp: ANI Failure
|
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%> Messages: 45
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%> Message: 3 of 45
|
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%> Title: Operator engineering
|
||
%> When: 12/6/88 at 12:43 am
|
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%> Left by: Ferrod Sensor [Level: 8]
|
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|
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To answer ANIF's question, I have been doing some TSPS/TOPS engineering lately
|
||
for a variety of purposes, one of which is a bit far fetched but has
|
||
possibilities. I am trying to find a way to possibly freeze an operator
|
||
console (the method I am trying is actually simpler than it sounds). It
|
||
involves getting the op to connect to a short circuite test code, either by ACS
|
||
(key) or by OGT (outgoing trunk) outpulsing sequence. There area a few flaws in
|
||
this though, the main one being the more than likely possibility of the Op
|
||
simply releasing the console position (even though the short circuit, when
|
||
dialed, cannot be hang up on, the caller must wait for it to time out (about
|
||
three minutes or so).If this was the case, then the result could be the
|
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Operator having an inaccessible outgoing line for a short period of time, which
|
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wouldn't affect much with the actuall console..The things I tried recently with
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this didn't result in much, but if I take into account TOPS/TSPS RTA (Remote
|
||
Trunking Arrangements) setups (where a caller from one area code, with a 0+ or
|
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0- call, may be connected to an operator in a site in a different NPA. Test
|
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codes are different, even in exchanges, so an operator site in a diffeerent NPA
|
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wouldn't be affected the same with a different code.
|
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|
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The overall purpose to this would be to create a certain condition with the
|
||
operator network that could be used to gain information when investigated, say
|
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by someone from Mtce. engineering or theTOPS/TSPS SCC or equivalents. There are
|
||
other ways to start an engineer of course, but this is just something that's
|
||
concrete (meaning you could get people to fish around for info a bit easier
|
||
than coming in for a random request.
|
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|
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This is getting a bit long. I'lll post more later about Operator engineering,
|
||
something more immediately practical next time. The board looks promising.
|
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|
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Ferrod/LOD
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LOD Communications: Leaders in Engineering, Social and Otherwise ;)
|
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|
||
Email: lodcom@mindvox.phantom.com
|
||
Voice Mail: 512-448-5098
|
||
Snail Mail: LOD Communications
|
||
603 W. 13th
|
||
Suite 1A-278
|
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Austin, Texas USA 78701
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mainly in 40 columns? Or should the be edited to 80 to conserve space
|
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and make a note to those reading this file that the change was made
|
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only for the samples.
|
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|
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2) Are there any messages that should be taken out? Let us know.
|
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|
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3) Since this file is so big some email sites such as AOL (America
|
||
Online) will not accept it. Therefore there isn't a good way to
|
||
to get it to them, unless we break it up into two pieces. What
|
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is your opinion on this.
|
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|
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4) Does the above messages pique your interest (or do you think it will
|
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pique the public's interest?) or are they anticlamactic?
|
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|
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5) Do I ask too many questions? Do I demand too much from you?
|
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Your input and time spent reviewing this stuff is appreciated.
|
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7) Should a "G-phile" listing be included say, from OSUNY and put in
|
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with the osuny msgs?
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