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The International Rogues Guild/
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ShadowNet
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IRG Newsletter #4
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1/18/91
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Written by: Haywire
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Edited by: Haywire
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1. Table Of Contents
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1......................................Table Of Contents
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2......................................Disclaimer
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3......................................More About IRG
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4......................................CyberPunk Follies
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5......................................Letters From Prison
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5a.....................................How To Make LSD By Haywire
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5b.....................................Trashing By Control-S
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5c.....................................Interesting Places By Control-S
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6......................................BBSs From Hell
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7......................................VMBs From Hell
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8......................................Running The ShadowNet
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9......................................Hellos & Goodbyes, Greets, Etc.
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2. Disclaimer
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All items in this newsletter are meant for informational purposes.
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It is written to encourage illegal activities, I hope the reader is inspired
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to go out and break the law after reading all IRG Information. Of course the
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authors of this newsletter cannot be held for anything that the reader goes out
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and does.
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WARNING: Remember ALL explosives are dangerous, DO NOT, I repeat, DO
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NOT mess around with any of the recipes for explosives, EVER! These recipes
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are real, they can kill you, and anyone else. Make sure you know what you're
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doing. Otherwise its your fault.
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3. More About IRG
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IRG is slowly taking off. It took a while but now its getting going
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this issue I am planning on spreading around the world. This issue is
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dedicated to all the Forgotten Heros, and the new ones that will be left over
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from the Iraq and US war.
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IRG is hoping to educate the world to make it a better place for us
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hackers. I have to admit the feds don't seem to be doing much but one day I am
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sure they will take us all down. I just don't understand why someone would
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care what a bunch of kids are doing on the computer while people are getting
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murdered all over the place. So fuck it! Join IRG the following are the members-
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IRG Members Rank
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Haywire IRG and ShadowNet Leader
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The Spectral Demon Part Time Editor and Hackin' Help
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Dr. Digital ShadowNet Member
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Wasteland Warrior Part Time Programer and Game Winner
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People who write IRG articals
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Haywire
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The Spectral Demon
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Control-S
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Thats about it, if you feel like becoming a member of either IRG or
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ShadowNet. Please call one of the IRG nodes. If you would like to become and
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IRG node again contact one of the IRG nodes.
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4. CyberPunk Follys
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Heres that household substitues list I promised I would give you last
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time. How to make TNT will also be in the issue.
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Household Substitutes:
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Chemical Name: Household Substitute:
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Acetic Acid Vinegar
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Aluminum Oxide Alumia
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Aluminum Potassium Sulfate Alum
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Aluminum Sulfate Alum
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Ammoninum hydroxide Ammonia
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Carbon Carbonate Chalk
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Calcium Hypochloride Bleaching Powder
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Calcium Oxide Lime
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Calcium Sulphate Plaster Of Paris
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Carbonic Acid Seltzer
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Carbon tetrachloride Cleaning Fluid
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Ethylene Dichloride Dutch Fluid
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Ferric Oxide Iron Rust
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Glucose Corn Syrup
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Graphite Black Lead (pencil lead)
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Hydrochloric Acid Muriatic Acid
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Hydrogen Peroxide Peroxide
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Lead Acetate Suger Of Lead
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Lead Tetroxide Red Lead
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Magnesium Silicate Talc
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Magnesium sulfate Epsom Salts
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Naphthalene Mothballs
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Phenol Carbolic Acid
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Potassium Bitartrate Cream Of Tartar
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Potassium Chromium Sulfate Chrome Alum
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Potassium nitrate Saltpeter
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Silicon Dioxide Sand
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Sodium Bicarbonate Baking Soda
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Sodium Borate Borax
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Sodium Carbonate Washing Soda
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Sodium Chloride Salt
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Sodium Hydroxide Lye
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Sodium Silicate Water Glass
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Sodium Sulfate Glauber's Salt
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Sodium Thiosulfate Photographer's Hypo
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Sulfuric Acid Battery Acid
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Sucrose Cane Suger
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Zinc Chloride Tinner's Fluid
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Thats it folks. Now for How to make TNT!
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How To Make TNT:
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Probably the most important explosive compund in use today is TNT
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(trinitrotoluene). This and other very similar types of high explosives are
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all used by the military, because of their fantastic power - about 2.25 million
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punds per square inch, and their great stability. TNT also has the great
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advantage of being able to be melted at 82 degrees F., so that it can be poured
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into shells, mortars, or any other projectiles. Military TNT comes in
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containers which resemble dry cell batteries, and are usually ignited by an
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electrical charge, coupled with an electrical blasting cap, although there are
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toher methods.
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Preparation:
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1. Take two beakers. In the first, prepare a solution of 76% sulfuric
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acid, 23% nitric acid, and 1% water. IN the other beaker, prepare another
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solution of 57% nitric acid and 43% sulfuric acid (percentages are on a weight
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ratio rather than volume.)
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2. Ten grams of the first solution is poured into an empty beaker and
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placed in an ice bath.
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3. Add ten grams of toluene, and stir for several minutes.
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4. Remove this beaker from the ice bath and grently heat until it
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reaches 50 degrees C. The solution is stirred constantly while being heated.
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5. Fifty additional grams of the acid, from the first beaker, are added
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and the temperature is allowed to rise to 55 gegrees C. This temperature is
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held for the next ten minutes, and an oily liquid will begin to form on the top
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of the acid.
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6. After 10 or 12 minutes, the acid solution is returned to the ice
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bath, and cooled to 45 degrees C. When reaching this temperature, the oily
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liquid will sink and collect at the bottom of the beaker. At this point, the
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remaining acid solution should be drawn off, by using a syringe.
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7. Fifty more grams of the first acid solution are added to the oily
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liquid while the temperature is slowly being raised to 83 degrees C. After the
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temperature is reached, it is maintained for a full half hour.
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8. At the end of this period, the solution is allowed to cool to 60
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degrees C., and is held at this temperature for another full hour. After this,
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the acid is again drawn off, leaving once more onlt the oily liquid at the bottom.
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9. Thirty grams of sulfuric acid are added, while the oily liquid is
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gently heated to 80 degrees C. All temperature increases must be accomplished
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slowly and gently.
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10. Once the desired temperature is reached, 30 grams of the second
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acid solution are added, and the temperature is raised from 80 degrees C to 104
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degrees C., and is held for three hours.
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11. After this three-hour period, the mixture is lowered to 100 degrees
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C, and is held for a hlaf hour.
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12. After this half hour, the oil is removed from the acid and washed
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with boiling water.
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13. After the waching with boiling water, while being stirred
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constantly, the TNT will begin to solidify.
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14. When the solidifications has started, cold water is added to the
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beaker, so that the TNT will form into pellets. Once this is done, you have
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good quality TNT.
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NOTE: The temperatures used in the preparation of TNT are exact, and
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must be used as such. Do not estimate or use approximations. Buy a good
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centigrade thermometer.
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And there you have it. Thats all for CyberPunk Follys this time!
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5. Letters From Prison
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This issue of IRG News we have a bunch of things, write by Control-S
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and myself. First is the rest of how to make LSD. The end of the patent and
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with some easy recipes that can be make in YOUR kitchen!
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5a. The Rest of How To Make LSD
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This is were I left off last time.
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The mixture is allowed to stand at room temperature for several hours, the
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alkali is neutralized with acid, and the lysergic acid amine is then isolated
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and petrified.
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It should be understood that, as used herein, the term "lysergic acid"
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is used generically as inclusive of any or all of the four possible
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stereoisomers having the basic lysergic acid structure. Isomers of the
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lysergic acid series can be separated or interconverted by means known to the
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art.
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This invention is further illustrated by the following specific
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examples.
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Example One
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Preparation of the mixed anhydride of lysergic and trifluoroacectic
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acids:
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5.36g. of d-lysergic acid are suspended in 125 ml. of acentonitrile and
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the syspension is cooled to about -20 degrees C. To this suspension is added a
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cold (-20 degrees C) solution of 8.82 g. of trifluoroacetic anhydride in 75 ml.
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of acetonitrile. The mixture is allowed to stand at -20 degrees C. for about 1
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1/2 hours during which time the suspended material dissolves, and the
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d-lysergic acid is converted to the mixed anhydride of lysergic and
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trifluoroacetic acids. The mixed anhydride can be separated in the form of an
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oil by evaporating the solvent in vacuo at a temperature below about 0 degrees
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C.
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Example Two
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Preparation of d-lysergic acid N,N-diethyl amide:
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A solution of the mixed anhydride of lysergic acid and trifluoroacetic
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acid in 200 ml. of acetonitrile is obtained by reacting 5.36 g. d-lysergic acid
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and 8.82 g. trifluoroacetic anhydride in accordance with the procedure of
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example one. The acetonitrile solution containing mixed anhydride is added to
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150 ml. of acetonitrile containing 7.6 g. of giethylamine. The mixture is held
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in the dark at room temperature for about two hours. The acetonitrile is
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evaporated in vacuo leaving a residue which comprises the "normal" and "iso"
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forms of d-lysergic acid N,N-diethyl amide together with some lysergic acid,
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the diethylamine salt of trifluoroacetic acid and like byproducts. The residue
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is dissolved in a mixture of 150 ml. of chloroform and 20 ml. of ice water.
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The chloroform layer is separated, and the aqueous layer is extracted with
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four 50 ml. portions of chloroform. The chloroform extracts are combined and
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are washed four times with about 50 ml. portions of cold water in order to
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remove residual amounts of amine salts. The chloroform layer is then dried
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over anhydrous sodium sulfate, and the chloroform is evaporated in vacuo. A
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solid residue of 3.45 gm. comprising the "normal" and "iso" forms of d-lysergic
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acid N,N-diethylamide is obtained. This material is dissolved in 160 ml. of
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3-to-1 misture of benzene and chloroform, and is chromatogramed over 250 g. of
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basic alumia. As the chromatogram is developed with the same solvent, two blue
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fluorescing zones appear on the alumina column. The more rapidly moving zone
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is d-lysergic acid N,N-diethylamide which is eluted with about 3000 ml. of the
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same solvent as above, the course of elution being followed by watching the
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downward movement of the more rapidly moving blue fluorescing zone. The eluate
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is treated with tartaric acid to form the acid tartrade of d-lysergic acid
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N,N-diethylamide which is isolated. The acid tartrate of d-lysegic acid
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N,N-diethylamide melts with decomposition at about 190-196 degrees C.
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The di-iso-lysergic acid N,N-diethyl amide which remains absorbed on
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the alumina column as the second fluorescent zone is removed from the column by
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elution with chloroform. The "iso" form of amide is recovered by evaporating
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the chloroform eluate to dryness in vacuo.
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Example Three
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Preparation of d-lysergic acid N-diethylaminoethyl amide:
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A solution of the mixed anhydride of lysergic acid and trifluoroacetic
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acid is prepared from 2.68 g. of d-lysergic acid and 4.4 g. of trifluoroacetic
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acid anhydride in 100 ml. of acentonitrile by the method of Example One. This
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solution is added to 6:03 g. of diethylaminoethylamine. The reaction mixture
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is kept in the dark at room temperature for 1 1/2 hours. The acetonitrile is
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evaporated, and the residue treated with chloroform and water as described in
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Example Two. The residue treated comprising d-iso-lysergic acid
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N-diethylaminoethyl amide is dissolved in several ml. of ethyl acetate, and the
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solution is cooled to about 0 degrees C, whereupon di-iso-lysergic acid
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N-diethylaminoethyl amide separates in crystalline form. The crystalline
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material is filtered off, and the filtrate reduced in volume to obtain an
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additional amount of crystalline amide. Recrystallization from ethyl acetate
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of the combined fractions of crystalline material yields d-iso-lysergic acid
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N-diethylaminoethyl amide melting at about 157-158 degrees C. The optical
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rotation is as follows:
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[x] d^26<that is an exponet>= +372 gedrees (C. = 1.3 in pyridine)
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There has been in the last few years a great deal of discussion about
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the correct treatment for victims of bad LSD trips. When an individual does go
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into a panic on acid, it is an extremely delicate situation. Although it has
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been said that tranquilizers, such as thorazine, will help to calm the person
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down, be very careful, as certain drugs react violently with tranquilizers
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(STP). My advice in a situation of that sort is just to attempt to create an
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atmosphere of reasurance and sympathy. In no circumstances, except real
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uncontrollable panic, should a person on acid be taken to a city hospital. If
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you want a freaky experiance, spend a couple of hours at any city hospital and
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watch the people die in the halls!
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Talk to a person and remind him that he is under the influence of acid.
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Try to calm him down. Even a change of environment can effectively reverse a
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bad trip.
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Making LSD in the kitchen:
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For those readers who couldn't make head or tail of the last recipe for
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acid, there is a much sipler one. It basically extracts the lysergic acid
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amide either from morning glory seeds or Hawaiian wood rose seeds. It can be
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prepared in the kitchen.
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1. Grind up 150 grams of morning glory seeds or baby Hawaiian wood rose
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seeds.
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2. In 130 cc. of petroleum ether, soak the seeds for two days.
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3. Filter the solution through a tight screen
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4. Throw away the liquid, and allow the seed mush to dry.
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5. For two days allow the mush to soak in 110 cc. of wood alcohol.
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6. Filter the solution again, saving the liquid and labeling it "1".
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7. Resoak the mush in 110cc of wood alcohol for two days.
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8. Filter and throw away the mush.
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9. Add the liquid from the second soak to the solution labeled "1".
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10. Pour the liquid into a cookie tray and allow it to evaporate.
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11. When all the liquid has evaporated, a yellow gum remains. This
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hould be scraped up and put into capsules.
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30 grams of morning glory seeds = one trip
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15 Hawaiian wood rose seeds = one trip
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Many companies, such as Northop-King, have been coating their seeds
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with a toxic chemical, which is poison. Order seeds from a wholesaler, as it
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is much safer and cheaper. Hawaiian wood rose seeds can be ordered directly
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from:
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Chong's Nursery and Flowers
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P.O. Box 2154
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Honolulu, Hawaii
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LSD Dosages:
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The basic dosages of acid vary according to what kind of acid a
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available and what medium of ingestion is used. Chemically the potency of
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LSD-25 is measured in micrograms, or mics. If you're chemically minded or
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making your own acid, then computing the number of micrograms is very
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important. Usually between 300 to 500 mics is plenty for a five- to eight-hour
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trip, depending on the quality of the acid, of course. I have heard of people
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taking as much as 1,500 to 2,00 mics. This is not only extremely dangerous, it
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is also wasteful.
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LSD comes packaged in amny diffrent forms. The proverbial suger cube
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is pretty passe', in the sense that other more feasible methods have taken its
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place. The most common are listed below.
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1. The brown spot, or a piece of paper with a dried drop of LSD on it, is
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always around. Usually one spot equals one trip.
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2. Capsuled acid is extremely tricky, as the cap can be almost any color, size,
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and potency. Always ask what the acid is cut with, as a lot of acid is cut
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with either speed or strychnine. Also note dosage.
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3. Small white or colored tablets have been known to contain acid, but, as
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with the capsuled acid, it is impossible to tell potency, without asking.
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4. I have heard about some charaters who attempted to choot acid. Shooting any
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drug is a bad scene. Stay way from it. I cannot imagine what their rush was
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like, but would certainly adivse against this form of drug abuse.
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5b. Trashing Tips & Tricks By Control-S
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Disclaimer: This phile is for information purposes only, the author
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will not be responsible for any actions the reader takes as a result
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of reading this, and/or printing it out and eating the paper.
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WARNING: reading this file may cause mental instability.
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Trashing:
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Trashing is one of the best ways to obtain information not readily
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available to you. You can find many interesting things in other
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people's garbage, the trick is knowing what is good trash and what
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is useless trash. "One man's trash is another man's goldmine", words
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to live by!
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1.0 - Intro to Trashing
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1.1 - What you need
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1.2 - Where to Trash
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1.3 - How to Trash
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1.4 - What to do with your trash
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1.1:Trashing Tools:
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Attire: You should wear the most grungy outfit you can put together.
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(for some of you, this means 'dress as if you had a date' -heh.)
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Ripped jeans are alwayz a plus, and a large overcoat is a nice touch.
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If you have a t-shirt that sayz 'Recycle or Die' or any other social
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activist type slogan, wear it, it will make you look like a social
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activist type. (People rarely fuck with social activists, as they
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are for the large part quite fanatical and prone to be unstable).
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Carry alongs: You should have 2 large garbage bags, fill one with about
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20-30 aluminum cans (it may be noisy, but its a good cover!), leave
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the second bag empty, this is where you're going to stash your goodies.
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Other: If you're planning on trashing someplace were you could come
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across some discarded floppy disks, you should have an array of programs
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at home to help you recover data from these disks, as most will either
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be formatted, or riddled with bad sectors. Utilities for undeleting,
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uncopyprotecting, recovering sectors and editing sectors are available
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practically everywhere (even in the Public Domain!).
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1.2:Where To Trash:
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Depending on what you're interested in, you have to decide where you're
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going to look. Dept. stores are good for credit card carbons, and TRW/
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CBI accounts. Office buildings can have just about anything, from office
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memos to logins and passwords. Likewise, buildings occupied by a software
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or hardware company can have logins, and discarded reference manuals.
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Schools/Universities are one of the BEST places to find great stuff,
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there is a problem with the amount of garbage you'd have to go through
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at a school, because they really generate a lot (of the worthless kind!)
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so if you're going to do a school, you should hit the inside trash cans
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of the Library, and the Computer Lab (if you can get in). You should also
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scan desks in both, as many students, being the lazy student types, will
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write passwords on desks! (I've gotten internet accounts using this method).
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TelCo buildings are both hard to find, and dangerous. They are almost
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universally unmarked buildings with darkened windows, absolutely no way
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to tell what the building is. (typical gestapo headquarters!) They also
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will be alert for people dumpster diving -- itz certainly nothing new!
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1.3:Trashing:
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Okay, now that you're suited up and have bags in hand, at the right
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location, you're ready to get to buisness. Its good to bring a car,
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or someone with a car, this will provide both a base of operation, and
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a quick getaway. Ideally, you'll want the car withing a quick sprinting
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distance of where you'll be trashing, if you have a few people with you,
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someone should stay in the car to keep lookout and be ready for whatever.
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In the dumpster, things will usually be fairly orderly, (suprising as that
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may sound). You'll problably come across bunches of smaller bags, look for
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any that have papers, printouts or even shorthand. Keep an eye out for
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diet coke cans too, this is a favorite of fat secretaries and usually
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an indication of something good to come. Look for for anything
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resembling a binder or notebook, many refernce manuals are discarded
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but still incredibly useful. A good time to trash is around tax time,
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as many companies will do a severe office cleaning and put some of their
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records in archives after they've filed income tax reports -- as a rule
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of office cleaning, many interesting things get chucked. Try and grab
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things already bundled into smaller bags, its easier to carry, and if
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you get one say from a computer room or office, all the excelent stuff
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will be in one catch - making life easy for the trasher. After you've
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gotten a few small bags and stuffed you're large garbage bag with
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junk, throw it all in the trunk and head home, (stop off an turn in
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the aluminum cans you had, because recycling really is IMPORTANT).
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Don't try and look for goodies at the site, it takes to much time and
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you'll prolly be in to much of a hurry and might miss something good.
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Once you get home, find a good place, like the kitchen floor, spread
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your trash out and start seperating it. Look for everything, you never
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know what you might find, so be alert for the most atypical type of
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information. Use a little common sense and ingenuity and you're set.
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1.4:Trash Use:
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For the most part, you should be able to distinguish what might be
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useful and how to use it, however there may be cases where you could
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get an accountname/password or such, and not know what its to or how
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to use it. If this is the case, look up the # of the place you trashed
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in the phonebook, and scan the entire exchange for carrier signals.
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This sounds like a pain in the ass, but really its not, scanning is
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a great way to find computers, and one of my personal favorite pastimes.
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Scanning a single exchange takes less than a week, and you'll prolly
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find a lot of other carriers while you're at it.
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Well, thatz about all there is to it, you're set to trash. Have phun!
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Questions? Comments? Keep them to yerself! -hah! j/k, I can be contacted
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on The Corrupt Society, and Insanity Lane, for whatever.
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Look for my scan files to be comming out soon.
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This phile may be reproduced, as long as the credits are left intact.
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^S
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5c. Interesting places to telnet to on the Internet:<Ctrl-S>
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Note: This is by NO means an exaustive list, merely tid-bits. The
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internet is so huge, and complex, one would shutter at the mere
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magnitude to trying to put together anything like a 'complete'
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list of interesting things found there, so I've weeded it down to
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a very few. (for infomation on anonymous FTP's, and Inet bbs'es,
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there are other text files available many places, again, this list
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is of only a few, and in my opinion, some of the more interesting
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internet sites.
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Mars Hotel: mars.ee.msstate.edu (130.18.64.3)
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login: bbs
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notes: Phrack/cud/ATI/PHun/LOD/lots more, good messages, (VERY good bbs)
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Dawg House: ra.msstate.edu (130.18.80.10)
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login: dawg
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notes: lots of files
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IRC: fairhope.andrew.cmu.edu
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notes: busy chat system
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IRC: tilley.cc.umanitoba.ca
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login: guest
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notes: type 'IRC' (just an alternate route to fairhope)
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Merit Gateway: (35.1.1.6)
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notes: many gates (compuserve, sprintnet, 313 dialout, others)
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TAC: (192.67.67.20)
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login: tacnews
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notes: CERT bulletins available
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The following is a list of dialouts, reachable via telnet. Most
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have been compiled from various bbses, and a few I hunted out
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myself. Please don't abuse these, there are only so many lines
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on each modem, and if you piss off the administrators, they will
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simply disconnect them.
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DialOut Address NPA Format/Comments
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128.54.30.0 619
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(dialin.ucsd.edu)
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129.72.1.59 307
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128.120.2.251 916 Service? dialout / D9,XXX-XXXX
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128.143.70.101 804 'connect hayes'
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131.212.32.110 218
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(modem.d.umn.edu)
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aa28.d.umn.edu 218 cli/rlogin modem/modem
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35.1.1.6 313 'dial2400-aa'
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18.26.0.55 MIT?
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128.146.6.127 614
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128.101.232.31 612
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128.101.231.31 612
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dca.utk.edu 503 'dial2400'
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dca.ntk.edu 503 'dial2400'
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128.112.88.0 ??? (in NJ - 201?)
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128.249.27.153 ???
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(bcm.tmc.edu)
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r596adi1.uc.edu ??? ATZ
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umnet.cc.umanitoba.ca 204/(Canada?) which host? dial24
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ns2400.ircc.ohio-state.edu which host? dial
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*New Jersey Dialouts (untested)
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128.112.88.0
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128.112.120.14
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128.112.131.110
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128.112.131.111
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128.112.131.112
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128.112.131.113
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128.112.131.114
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128.112.88.1
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128.112.88.2
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128.112.88.3
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*Florida: (untested)
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modem.cis.ufl.edu
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128.227.224.27
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*Berkeley CA: (untested)
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128.32.132.250
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dialer
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Annex132.berkeley.edu
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*Unknown: (untested)
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128.249.27.152 - modem12.bcm.tmc.edu
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128.249.27.153 - modem24.bcm.tmc.edu
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Thats about it for now, I'll probably be updating this file
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every now and then, so stay tuned to IRG for more interesting
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stuff found on the internet.
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Questions, Comments? - I can be reached at TCS and Insanity Lane
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I'd like to mention one more thing; code abuse and credit card fraud
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are lame, it only increases the wrongfully portrayed image of hackers,
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and harms EVERYONE. 'C0deZ' has NOTHING to do with phreaking, and
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'carding' is just plain stupid. Don't be lame, and don't do them.
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(my $.02)
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Control-S
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6.BBSs From Hell
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I have found that this part of IRG news is pretty worthless and most
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Elite users can find board numbers no problem. I have decided to descontinue
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this part. I will keep VMBs from hell since VMBs are rather hard to find.
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7.VMBs From Hell
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Heres this issues VMBs check them out!
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VMB Number Box Number VMB Use
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1-800-999-1380 215 IRG Code Line/Info Line
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1-800-477-7691 4448 The Knights Code Line /Info Line
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1-800-634-3455 999 + 138 L.o.L. Code line
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1-800-633-3402 #15000 Code Line
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1-800-633-3402 #15001 Code Line
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Well thats it for this installment of VMBs From Hell. If you would like you
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VMB in IRG News please leave mail at IRG/ShadowNet VMB #1 1-800-527-0543 Box
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Number: 8 + 158.
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8.Running The ShadowNet
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The first use of ShadowNet has gone and passed. As I told you last
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time ShadowNet would be working for free the first few times. Well We were
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hired to find out about some by the name of Casey ?????(his last name will be
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left out just in case you know him). ShadowNet found out his phone number,
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and his address. We procceded in cansuling his credit cards, turning his phone
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off, and bothering him most completely. We figure he will never bother our
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client again.
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If anyone else would like to hire us, please contact us. We are still
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going for free...
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9.Hellos and Goodbyes
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Thats all folks, for this IRG news, all people who have something to
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say about it can contact anyone who was writen or done anything for IRG at
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Insanity Lane IRG/ShadowNet Home. If you would like to join, contact us!
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Freedom Of Speech
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Remember: Big Brother Is Watching
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Snakeman where are you? If YOU have any info on Snakeman please e-mail
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me!
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THRILL/FIST you guys all suck and were doomed to die!
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Wizball Call my board!
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Copy Write (C) Jan. 18 1991
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Call The IRG HeadQuarters:
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Insanity Lane
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Running Aftershock 1.21
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Call here for the latest in IRG Productions, and invaluable P/H/C/A
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information found anyware!
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The CorrupT SocieTy
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IRG Node 02
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619-630-8450
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Running AfterShock 1.21
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Also Call These Fine IRG/ShadowNet VMBs
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1-800-527-0543
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Box Number: 8 + 158
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