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ÄÄÄÄ[ An Un-Official ]ÄÄÄÄ
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ðð ðð ðððð ððððððð ðð ððððððð ðððð
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ððð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð
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ðð ðð ðð ðððððððð ððððððð ðð ððððððð ðððððððð
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ðð ððð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð
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ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð ðð
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ÄÄÄÄ[ Phile ]ÄÄÄÄ
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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A Profile on Vax's, compiled by Blind Justice and Dr. Insanity
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------------------------------------[BasicInfo]---------------------------------
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ù Vax Systems Are Almost Always Unix Based. There Are Seven Diffent Versions
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Of Bell's Unix And Commands On Each Of Them Differ. Therefore This File Will
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Only Go Into Commands Common To Virtually All Unix And Vax'S.
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ù Hacking Vax's Are Indeed Very Hard, Almost Immpossible. The Reason Is This:
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When You Connect To The System, You Get A Simple 'Login:' Prompt. They Give
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You No Chance To See WHAT The Login Format Is. [Commonly Used Are; Single
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Words Under 8 Digits] To Get Past This Hinderance It Is Suggested To Check For
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An Account Called 'Suggest'[Suggest Accounts Are Used To Make Suggestions To
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A System Root Terminal]. Once This Account Has Been Accessed We Freeze The
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Screen[control-s]. Next We Send A Clear Screen Command[System Dependant].
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Next We Send Fake Line Noise, Anywhere From 1oo To 3oo Characters[For 'Effect']. Then A Command To Create A Login Account. Now We Merely Clear The Screen Again, And Then Unfreeze The Terminal[Because When The Terminal Is Frozen It Keeps A Buffer Of What Your Modem Sends[Usually 127 Characters] Your Garbage Has Overflown It Or Cleared It For Our Intents, In The Clean Buffer We Have A Command To Create A Login Account[System Dependant]. After This We Clear The Screen[Buffer] And Unfreeze The Terminal. It Now
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Implements All Commands You Have Made, From INSIDE[ie, You Have In A Sense
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Already Logged On].
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ù What To Look For? Well There Have [As Mr.Sikes Can Attest To] Always Been
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Root Accounts. These Accounts Are The Most Powerful Accounts There Are.
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[Consider A Root Account Like The Roots Of A Tree. Without Them Where Is The
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Tree? The Roots Are Always Hidden And Under Protection At All Times. Roots
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Die, Tree Dies. Simple.]. The Reason Why The Root Account Is So Powerful Is
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It Is Where All Of The System Files Reside, In Other Words Be On The Look Out
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For This Account.
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ù Unix Archetechture. In Unix The Root Directory Is Called Root. Besides The
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Primary Root Directory Are Several 'Sub' Root Directories, Usually To Group
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Things Like; System Stats, User Logs, Reports, Programms, Etc... These Sub
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Directories Can Prove To Be As Valuable If Not More Then The Root But Rarely.
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Then There Is The 'Super' User Account Or The SysOp. Then The Normal Users
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Accounts, These Are Best For Prolonged 'Phun'. The Way Unix Was Written
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Everything Is A File To The Computer. You Access A Program The Same Way You
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Access A Directory And So On. Everything Belongs To The Root Directory. So
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If You Have Hacked The Root Directory Then You Have Access To EVERYTHING.
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Basic Unix Prompt Is $. If You Have A # Prompt You Havee Hacked The 'Super'
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User Account. To See Where You Are And What Paths Are Active With Your User
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Account Enter =>[Your Password]. To Access More Paths Enter
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=>Path1/Path2/Path3. You Jump From Path 1 To Path 3 And Have Access To 1, 2,
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And 3. You Can Run Programs On All Paths. If You Cannot Connect To A Path
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Then You Have Insufficient Privilages. 'Ls' Generally Gives You A List Of
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Commands.
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ù Since Most Systems Have The Logoff Command In The Root File, The Root Must
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Be Accessed To Log Off. And Because A User Must Enter His Password At The
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Prompt You Can Intercept Every User Who Logs Off By Writeing A Simple .bat
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File To Save The Information To A Text Downloadable At Your Convenience.
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just some plain simple shit to get you started...
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____________________________________________________Blind Justice/Doc________
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. . . Another great release by the eternal NAP/PA . . .
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