informis
/
textfiles
1
0
Fork 0
Code Issues Pull Requests Packages Projects Releases Wiki Activity
textfiles/magazines/MISC/phanews1.txt

1086 lines
35 KiB
Plaintext
Raw Blame History

Phreakers/Hackers/Anarchists
----- ============================ -----
(P/H/A) NEWSLETTER - ISSUE ONE (P/H/A)
----- ============================ -----
Phreakers/Hackers/Anarchists
Volume One, Issue One
Release Date: May 14, 1990
[Part 1]: Introduction
======================
Welcome to the first group and informational newsletter published by
Phreakers/Hackers/Anarchists 1990. In this issue, we hope to offer a general
overview of our group and several other topics of interest. Since this is
a group sponsored newsletter, the primary authors of the articles offered
in this and any other future newsletters will be group members.
Anyway, enjoy the magazine and any comments or suggestions can be
submitted to any bulletin board representing P/H/A or any P/H/A member.
Doctor Dissector
---Editor
[Part 2]: Table Of Contents
===========================
Part Subject Author
---- ------------------------------------ ----------------------
1.1 Introduction Doctor Dissector
1.2 Table Of Contents Doctor Dissector
1.3 How To Have Phun At Radio Shack Black Death
1.4 Fake Mail Razor
1.5 NUA Scanning By NUAA Doctor Dissector
1.6 P/H/A Member List Doctor Dissector
1.7 P/H/A Product/File List/Descriptions Doctor Dissector
1.8 Conclusion & Closing Notes Doctor Dissector
[Part 3]: How To Have Phun At Radio Shack
=========================================
Black Death Proudly Presents A
///////// ** // // ** //
// // ** // // ** ////
// // ** // // ** // //
///////// ** ///////// ** // //
// ** // // ** //////////
// ** // // ** // //
// ** // // ** // //
Phreakers/Hackers/Anarchists Production
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
"How to Have Phun at Radio Shack"
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Disclaimer: This file is for Entertainment Purposes only. Radio Shack is a fine
Americain Establishment and should be treated with Honor and Respect. Neither
the Author or his companions endorse violence, anarchy, or any related
subjects.
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Allright, so you're wandering through your local mall, and you're
thinking, "Why the Hell am I here?" You're surrounded by Flat-Chested Pre-Teens
with high-squeking voices and you're really starting to get annoyed.
But Wait, Up Ahead in the Distance, you see a Shimering Light... Could
be? By George, it is.
RADIO SHACK
The Possibilities are endless. An Entire Store, Filled with Idiots who
haven't the slightest Idea what they're doing. Once I was shopping there for
some Capacitors, POTs, etc.. and I asked the guy if I could substitute one part
for another (I was attempting a Red Box), so the guy says, "Nobody here knows
what this Shit is. We had a guy here a few years ago who did, But I fired him.
Didn't like him.."
This should give you a picture of the Mentality of the Basic Radio
Shack employee. Anyways on with the story. These stores have lots of
potentially phun products. Let's take a step-by-step look at some of the better
ones.
First lets look around for those Nifty Remote Control Cars they usually
have sitting around. Found 'em? Great. Now if you're EXTREMELY lucky they'll
have batteries in them. Most, however, will not. So you're going to have to
supply the batteries yourself. Not Carrying them with you? Go buy em from Radio
Shack. OK Now that you have you batteries put them in the car of your choice.
Place the Car in a choice posistion in which you think it will startle
them the most. (ie: on top of the boxes of other cars, &c).
Now you have two choices, either do it yourself, or have someone else
do it for you. I highly suggest the latter. So what you do is, turn the car on,
hopefully, the engine doesn't make too much noise. Now you have to get someone
to use the damn thing. A couple methods I find effective are
A) Go up to the guy working at the counter and say, "Excuse me, but could you
explain the little joystick in the middle of this thing to me?" He'll think
you're pretty stupid, but hey, we're dealing with Radio Shack Employees here.
Most Likely, his Explanation will involve moving the joystick, sending th car
flying off the boxes.
B) (Kinda week, But some people are really, really dumb) Place the controller
by one of their computers. Put a sign (hand written or typed) saying "Try our
NEW Wireless Joystick" Next to it. Some kid will eventually come along, and
Boom.. There goes the car.
But there are other things to do here too! Yes that's right! More!
Go to the back (or wherever they have all their Electronic parts) and switchj
around all the labels for the CAPs, POTs, Etc... This will take the average
worker quite a while to get back in order..
Also, most Radio Shacks are kind Enough to provide us with ready to use
computers. How Sweet. Most of them will have a nice text editor with them.
You can do pretty much anything from here. If you want to be direct about it,
just delete their hard disc. But I think we can have more fun with them than
that. You can screw around with their config.sys a bit, add a bunch of weird
shit in there and see what happens. Have phun with it. Then there's the
autoexec.bat file. You can fuck around a bit in there, make it...
:echo off
:echo Fatal Error 1012
:prompt -Please Reboot-
:echo on
That wil keep the average worker wondering for a while. Yeah, like I
ssaid, they aren't too smart.
Now if you're Really Phortunate, you may find a Basic Compiler (Or
Pascal, C, etc..) Lying around their disc somewhere. If you're familiar with
the language you can type up a nice virus and put it in their autoexec file.
What the hell, Bring your own virus to radio shack and stick it in there.
I'm sure you get the general idea. Do whatever you want, it's not as
if you're the one who's gonna have to pay for it. Just make sure you pick up
one of their catolouges (which brings up another interesting radio shack
quote...
Me: Do you Have a Catolouge?
Worker Guy: Yup, Sure do!
<Pause>
Me: Well, You think maybe you can give it to me?
Worker dude: Oh! OK yeah sure!
... Anyways pick up one so you can look up all the parts for your, uhh.. ,
science project! Yeah that's it! Gotta do a science project on, uhhh,
Telecommunications in the 1990s. That's the ticket.
Have Phun.
[Part 4]: Fake Mail
===================
PHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHA
PHA PHA
PHA Phreakers/Hackers/Anarchists PHA
PHA ---------------------------- PHA
PHA F A K E M A I L PHA
PHA PHA
PHA Written By Razor PHA
PHA------------------------------------------------------------------------PHA
PHA Edited By Doctor Dissector Completed On Sunday May 6th, 1990 PHA
PHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHA
1.Disclaimer
------------
All lamers and narcs be aware that this textfile is purely for
informational and educational purposes. Razor and his sponsor group will
P/H/A take no responsibility for the accuracy or reliability of any of the
information in this file and how any of this file is used. So, "Fuck Tha
Police!"
2.Question
----------
Are any you one or more of the below? If so, then this textfile is
for you!
1. A r0dent who likes to send anonymous hate mail.
2. A hacker interested in the complex and enourmous innards of
the mail system "available" for your use.
3. Just some d00d who is interested in mail.
4. A lamer who doesn't fit any of the above descriptions.
3.Nitty Gritty
--------------
If you have a a gateway allowing access to the Internet and allows
the specification of a port to be applied as a suffix to the Internet address
of any system, you, whether you know it or not, have a very useful hacking
tool at your finger tips.
This hacking tool allows you to both send fakemail from ANY system
accessible in the Internet and other network domains with an Internet address
and allows you to determine if a used on ANY system accessible from the
Internet exists.
You should be able to realize the power of such a tool. Think of
it this way, you can send anyone on the Internet fake mail for phun or
whatever, and you can verify the existance of ANY user accessible by mail;
something which will allow you to find an existing user and proceed to hack
that user's account on that user's particular host system.
This tool is called "Sendmail" (easy enough), and is installed as
port 25, which can be accessed via Telnet (NOT TELENET) or Rlogin protocols.
Now we will go into getting to the port 25 and what to do once there.
4.How To
--------
When you use a the Telnet or Rlogin protocol to connect to a
different computer system, you can specify an additional port of the host
system in question. The port we are concerned with in this textfile is
port number 25, the Sendmail utility. If you are wondering how to specify
an additional port to connect to, just add a " 25" to the end of the
Internet address you are attempting to access.
ie...
You want to make the fakemail appear as if sent from a system
connected to 128.113.40.157:
d00dnet>telnet 128.113.40.157 25
You can also utilize the rlogin protocol or use a name such as
"phavax.ucla.edu 25" if you don't want to type in the numbers.
When you are connected you will get a message such as the
following:
220 phavax.ucla.edu Sendmail 5.59/1.13 ready at Sat,5 May 90 05:29:31 PDT
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
Host System Version Of Utility Date Information Time Zone
5.Sending Fake Mail
-------------------
If you are interested in sending fake mail from this host system, you
should first verify the existance of the receiver you want to send the mail
to. BTW, this can also be used to send valid mail if you really, really,
really, want to (duh...). The verify user command can be done by the
following:
VRFY <USER NAME>
Where <USER NAME> is the person you want to send mail to. This <USER NAME>
should be a full network/mail path the that user or your search may turn up
emptyhanded. If the entered name is valid, it will it will tell you so and
if not it will tell you so.
The next step is to tell the Sendmail facility who is to receive the
mail. You do this like the following:
RCPT TO:<USER NAME>
Where <USER NAME> is the recipient. Then you tell the host who is sending
the mail. Do this like the following:
MAIL FROM:<YOUR USER NAME>
Remeber that <YOUR USER NAME> does not have to be valid and that is most
adventageous use of this system.
Now, if you really want to get dirty or messy, you can even fake which
host you are mailing from. This is done with the following command:
HELO <HOSTNAME>
Again, the <HOSTNAME> does not have to be valid, but you probably want it
to look realistic; something like "D00DLAND.PHAVAX.EDU" would be cool.
Ok, when you are done playing with changing names, recipients, systems
and whatever, you will find the time to actually SEND the message you want
to send to your victim (well, if the recipient isn't a victim by now, I don't
know what he/she is!). This is done by issuing the DATA command like the
following:
DATA
Sendmail will respond and will tell you to type your message, ending it with
a "." on a line by itself.
6.Verifing Names
----------------
The following command is useful for verifying the existance of account
names on the host system. This can come in as handy in finding default
accounts on certain systems you might want to hack later or just to make sure
your victim exists:
VRFY <USER NAME>
The <USER NAME> must be the full network path the the user's mailbox on
whatever system is host to him/her (such as "PRICK@PHAVAX.UCLA.EDU"). The
Sendmail utility will state whether or not the name is valid.
7.Misc...
---------
Well that is about it. I hope that this information is useful to you.
In appendix A I have included a sample session which has been captured into
my buffer. Remember that you can get help at any time by typing HELP.
8.Greets and Et Cetera
----------------------
P/H/A Rules!
Fuck You To R.A. >> R0dents Anonymous!
Later
Later
Later
Razor P/H/A
PHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHAPHA
Appendix A:
-----------
(This is a sample session which has been preserved as a demo for you d00dz who
still don't understand this.)
---Beginning Of Capture---
D00dznet>rlogin dewd.phavax.edu 25
Trying...
Connected to wind.
Escape character is '^]'.
220 dewd.phavax.edu Sendmail 5.59/1.13 ready at Sat,5 May 90 03:22:32 PDT
HELO POPEYE.UCSD.EDU
VRFY ROOT
404 System <root>
RCPT TO: ROOT
ROOT OK
MAIL FROM: POPEYE
POPEYE OK
DATA
Hey you big fat lamer! I'm entering my message to ROOT on this system!
I'm Popeye the sailor man.... toot toot!
.
Message Ok
QUIT
Session Ended By Foreign Host
D00dznet>
---End Of Capture---
That piece of mail would have the following stats:
FROM: POPEYE@POPEYE.UCSD.EDU
TO: ROOT
DATE: Sun 6, May 90
TIME: 08:29:31 PDT
Note that the ROOT is the ROOT on the current system, since a full network
path was not specified.
Well that is about it, Latrooo!
[Part 5]: NUA Scanning By NUAA
==============================
The following is a large list of NUAs in domesic (SprintNet Domestic,
DNIC 3110) which accept collect calls and are working as of this release
date. Thanks to NUAA (Network User Address Attacker), this large scale
scanning was done in a minimal amount of time. Enjoy...
Doctor Dissector
Address Description/Capture
--------------- ---------------------------------------------------------
201521 BANKERS TRUST
201522 *** BTR *** NYBTRP - BTrics System
201586
201587
201589
201604
201605
201702
201722
201730
201751
201752
201770
201792
201799
201830
201841
201850
202001
202002
202010
202012
202031 NewsMachine 2.9 - 42 03
202042 Please enter your terminal id; '?' for MENU; 'L' to LOGOFF
202049
202132 VMS
202133
202134
202141 User name?
202142 User name?
202150 VAXUPI>
202161 pac/login:
202201 User ID:
202202 User ID:
202203 User ID:
202214 PRIMENET 21.0.6.R22 SPA
202217
202235 PRIMENET 22.0.0 AMSB
202239 PRIMENET 22.0.0 AMSA
202245 AOS/VS Rev 7.62.00.00
202308 User name?
202309 User name?
202312 User name?
202336 VMS
202337 VMS
202356 PRIMENET 22.0.1v SYSA
202361
202365
202366
202367
202369
202430
202435 PRIMENET 22.0.2 UK-DPO
202437 User name?
202439
202440
202441
202442 You are now connected to the computer. (16)
202444
202456
202457
202458
202459
202466
202467
202469
202470
202472
202477
202550
202693
202810 TELENET ASYNC TO 3270 SERVICE
2021180 INVALID-SW-CHARS/TYPE IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
2021181 ENTER TERMINAL TYPE:
2021182
2021325 VMS
2021355 PRIMENET 22.0.1 GEC
2021380
2021384 PRIMENET 22.1.1.R11 CGYARD
203022 VM/370 ONLINE--MID
203028 VM/370 ONLINE--MID
203066 Login Please :
203072
203073
203136 PRIMENET 20.2.7 SYSA
203165 TELEKURS
206065 PRIMENET 21.0.4 OAD
206174
208070 Welcome to the NET
217026 SET13:4/UofI CSO Pyramid 98x (osiris.cso.uiuc.edu)/OSx 4.0
219003 PRIMENET 22.1.0vA2 NODE.0
219004 PRIMENET 21.0.5vB NODE.1
219005 PRIMENET 22.1.1.R11vA NODE.2
219006 PRIMENET 21.0.5vB NODE.4
219007 PRIMENET 21.0.5vC NODE.5
219008 PRIMENET 22.1.1.R11vA NODE.8
219009
219010 ENTER TERMINAL TYPE:
219031 ======IBM 3708===EC A58809======RID 3708-001 88-0017596===
2120031 VM/370 ONLINE--VM/3084
2120039 PRIMENET 19.4.5native IDDD
2120040 PLEASE ENTER /LOGIN
2120041 MHP201A UPK05167 * VERSION 5.5.4 *
2120079 MMMMMM/WWWWWW
2120100 **** Invalid sign-on, please try again ****
2120101 **** Invalid sign-on, please try again ****
2120102 **** Invalid sign-on, please try again ****
2120103 **** Invalid sign-on, please try again ****
2120104 **** Invalid sign-on, please try again ****
2120130
2120137 PRIMENET 22.1.1.r17.ptc.7 NY60
2120141 User name?
2120142 User name?
2120145 ENTER ACCESS ID:
2120146 ENTER ACCESS ID:
2120152
2120170 INFORMATION SERVICES NETWORK
2120172 INFORMATION SERVICES NETWORK
2120174 INFORMATION SERVICES NETWORK
2120200
2120216 PLEASE TYPE YOUR TERMINAL IDENTIFIER:
2120226 USER ID
2120231 VM/370 ONLINE--VM/3084
2120246 UNITRAC 5.1 VMS
2120248 PRIMENET 20.2.4 RYE
2120258 ENTER ACCESS ID:
2120259
2120260 BANKERS TRUST
2120266 Pyramid Technology dualPort OSx (py100)
2120267 Pyramid Technology dualPort OSx (py100)
2120269 USER ID
2120275 BANKERS TRUST
2120277
2120320 Logon in progress. Please stand by...
2120321 Logon in progress. Please stand by...
2120339 VMS
2120340 login:
2120341 login:
2120345 PRIMENET 22.0.0 NMSG
2120359
2120369 USER ID
2120370 USER ID
2120371 USER ID
2120376 BANKERS TRUST
2120377 BANKERS TRUST
2120378 BANKERS TRUST
2120379 BANKERS TRUST
2120444 PRIMENET 21.0.6 EMCO
2120449 VM/370 ONLINE--VM/3084
2120466
2120468
2120479 Invalid login attempt
2120488 Invalid login attempt
2120496 login:
2120500
2120501
2120502
2120503
2120504
2120505
2120506
2120507
2120539
2120556 Enter Host access code:
2120561 Fiduciary and Securities Services HBFIND System
2120580
2120615 SHEARSON LEHMAN HUTTONNPSI VTAM
2120631
2120649
2120693
2120702 Logon in progress. Please stand by...
2120703 Invalid login attempt
2120704 Invalid login attempt
2120713 PRIMENET 22.1.1.r17.ptc.7 NY60
2120734 login:
2120935
2120938
215040
215049
215066 NewsNet
215121 TOWERS PERRIN ONLINE--VM
215135
215136
215137
215140
215146 #6
215154
215235
215261 DATAMAIL Service node ATLAS
215262 DATA MAIL - V8.35 P26
215263 DATAMAIL Service node ATLAS
215264
215265
215266
215267
215268
215269
215341 Lender's Service, Inc. Computer System
215451
215453
215454
215455
215456
215457
215458 VU/TEXT
215460
215461
215462
215463
215464
215465
215466
215467
215468
215469
215470
215478 ETM VAX
217026 SET13:4/UofI CSO Pyramid 98x (osiris.cso.uiuc.edu)/OSx 4.0
224001 ENTER TYPE NUMBER OR RETURN
224002
224004
224005 LATPRIME
224006 ENTER TYPE NUMBER OR RETURN
224007 ENTER TYPE NUMBER OR RETURN -4->
224009
224010 INDIQUE O TIPO DE TERMINAL
224011
224014
224015
224017 ENTER TYPE NUMBER OR RETURN
301020
301026 DNAMD1 Online
301031 PRIMENET 20.2.4 NUSA
301033 System/32 VOS
301035
301044 DNAMD2 Online
301045 RNN/NGW
301054 VAX/VMS V5.2
301056 RNN/NGW
301057 RNN/NGW
301058 CDA Online Services
301065 PRIMENET 22.1.1.R11 APHISB
301074 (I)nternational (D)atapac (T)elenet (M)emotec?
301100 System/32 VOS
301101
301102
301103
301104
301105
301106
301107
301108
301109
301110
301111
301112
301113
301114
301115
301116
301125 VMS
301132
301170 United Communications Computer Services Group/System/32 VOS
301178
301233
301253 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 35
301254 Primecom Network 19.4Q.98 System 59
301276
301301 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 03
301302 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 02
301303 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 03
301307
301330 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 30
301331 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 31
301332 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 32
301333 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 33
301334 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 34
301335 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 35
301341 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 41
301342 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 42
301343 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 43
301344 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 44
301345 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 45
301346 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 46
301350 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 50
301351 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 51
301352 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 52
301353 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 53
301354 Primecom Network 18.4Y System 54
301356 Primecom Network 18.4Y System 56
301357 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 57
301358 Primecom Network 19.4Q.98 System 58
301361 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 61
301363 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 63
301364 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 64
301390 Primecom Network 19.4Q.101 System 90
301391 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 91
301392 Primecom Network 19.4Q.103 System 92
301393 Primecom Network 19.4Q.101 System 93
301394 Primecom Network 19.4Q.101 System 94
301396 Primecom Network 19.4Q.90 System 96
301398 Primecom Network 19.4Q.98 System 98
301399 Primecom Network 19.4Q.98 System 99
305004 **************************************************
305020
305022
305034 Renex RTD, SN-33227, V3.10-SP1 (V3)
305035 ENTER SWITCH CHARACTERS
305063
305073
305129
305136
305137
305138
305140
305141
305142
305148 VMS
305149
305159 VU/TEXT
305175 ALL-IN-1 System
305178
305179
305239 Virtual Machine System Product
305248 VMS
305339 MHP1201I TERMINAL CONNECTED TO PACKET/74
305344 NEDLLOYD LINES B.V. CORP
305346 MHP1201I TERMINAL CONNECTED TO PACKET/74
305347 MHP1201I TERMINAL CONNECTED TO PACKET/74
305355 TRAVELERS RELOCATION Company VAXcluster
305369 UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS IS PROHIBITED
305371 Usuario :
305644
305645
3130025 (1221000)/COMSHARE:
3130032 Young & Rubicam Detroit UNIX
3130037
3130038
3130040
3130041
3130043
3130050
3130061
3130062 %Merit:X.25 (AN4F:TX03:CRT)
3130064 TELENET ASYNC TO 3270 SERVICE
3130068 (I)nternational (D)atapac (T)elenet (M)emotec?
3130082 NTUSSTB5: MSG10 T19X1004: Enter "CMS userid", "CMSB userid",
3130083 NTUSSTB6: MSG10 T18X5001: ENTER "LOGON userid" for line-by-l
3130085
3130119 PASSWORD
3130120 PASSWORD
3130145 Please enter your Access Code ?
3130146 Please enter your Access Code ?
3130148 PLEASE ENTER SUBSCRIBERID;PASSWORD
3130160 PASSWORD
3130161 PASSWORD
3130162 PASSWORD
3130164
3130170 BIOS Emulation System, Version 8.14b
3130172
3130202 %Merit:X.25 (DT76:TX01:CRT)
3130239 GTE!login:
3130249
3130250
3130252
3130255 L/$$ 4200 MODEL:
3130256 L/$$ 4200 MODEL:
314131
314132 DREAM4[!!9273-CYL4
314355 #3MRPGWY/#4MRPGWY/
314360
314430 LUT Rel 3.3 >
321xxx USER ID:
404005
404007
404020
404021
404027 PRIMENET 22.0.1v EMA1
404029 USER ID :
404046 NAD SECURITY
404053
404057
404059
404070
404077
404079
404145
412030 USER ID
412031 VAX/VMS V5.0
412033 Lender's Service, Inc. Computer System/VMS
412047
412048
412049
412051
412052
412055
412067 Please enter your terminal id; '?' for MENU; 'L' to LOGOFF
412117 You are connected to a private system
412126
414060 User Name?
414152
414153
415007
415020 DIALOG INFORMATION SERVICES
415027
415029
415038
415048 DIALOG INFORMATION SERVICES
415049 DIALOG INFORMATION SERVICES
415053
415068
415158 Esprit De Corp Information Network */* COMWARE *
415167 PRIMENET 20.2.4.R11 VESTEK
415238 GeoNet "Value Added" Services - GEO4
415239 TELENET SYNC TO 3270 SERVICE
415242
415269 LUT Rel 3.3 >
511087 This computer is protected by a security system.
511303
515030
515031
515131
515235
516030 N.Y.I.T. Node OFFICE::VMS
516035 CCI Multilink Service
516045
516050 SWIFT MESSAGE SWITCHING SYSTEM (SWTV01)/VMS
516087
516131
6120275 DYNIX(R) V3.0.17.9 (seqwunsch)
6120356 WESTLINK/002:001
6120357 WESTLINK/004:001
6120358 WESTLINK/001:001
6120359 WESTLINK/003:001
6120362
6120363
6120364
6120365
6120366
6120367
6120368
6120369
6120385
6120391
6120393
6120431 Hello!
6120442 PLEASE LOGIN
617020 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN27
617022 PRIMENET 22.0.0vA BDSD
617037 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSH
617048 VAX/VMS V5.2
617049 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA OASD
617063
617066 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSK
617067 IRI System 1
617072 IRI System 2
617074 PRIMENET 21.0.2.4aos ENB
617141 VAX/VMS V5.1
617149
708034 *************************************
708133 VMS
708142 Enter user name:
708152
708153
708154
708155 ORBIT
708156 ORBIT
708158
708162 MHP1201I TERMINAL CONNECTED TO PACKET/74
717040 PRIMENET 20.2.7 IREX
717042 PRIMENET 20.2.7 IREX
717044
717045 System/32, VOS Release 8.1n, Module %TNW#m1
717046 System/32, VOS Release 8.1n, Module %TNW#m1
717047 Woolworth Corporation Camp Hill M.I.C.
717048 Woolworth Corporation Camp Hill M.I.C.
717050 MSG10/ WARNING: INTENTIONAL UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO COMPUTE
717051 TELENET ASYNC TO 3270 SERVICE
717053 System/32, VOS Release 8.1n, Module %TNW#m1
717054 System/32, VOS Release 8.1n, Module %TNW#m1
717055 System/32, VOS Release 8.1n, Module %TNW#m1
717056 System/32, VOS Release 8.1n, Module %TNW#m1
801025 Wed Mar 21 21:15:31 1990 Mountain Time/login x001
801026 Wed Mar 21 21:15:42 1990 Mountain Time/login x001
801027 Wed Mar 21 21:15:52 1990 Mountain Time/login x001
801035 ID
801134
801144
801250 ID?>
801258
804035 VMS
805050 VMS
805051 VMS
805101 4.3 BSD UNIX (salt.acc.com) (ttyx1)
805130
805150 PRIMENET 20.2.4 MBM
805250
813465 **************************************************
813466 **************************************************
813467 ENTER SWITCH CHARACTERS
813468 ENTER SWITCH CHARACTERS
813630 Password >
813660
90400141
90400232
90400233
The following is a list of NUAs in X.121 format. These are located in
Canada's DataPac PSN with a DNIC of 3020.
Address Description/Capture
--------------- ---------------------------------------------------------
302041600010
302041600024
302041600032
302041600061 User-id/Code d'usager:
302041600062 User-id/Code d'usager:
302041600067
302041600095
302041600178 Zoomit login:
302041600181
302041600182
302041600210
302041600311
302051400026
302067100036
302067100057
302067100086 SEARS CANADA INC.BCSC 15:15 MAY-05-90
302067100092
302067100093
302067100094
302067100106
302067100132 PRIMENET 22.0.3 UMAVAN/
302067100238
302067100253
302067100255
302067100273
302067100317 Password >
302067100447
302067100476
302067100482 (I)nternational (D)atapac (T)elenet (M)emotec?
302067100489
302067100519 J.WALTER THOMPSON/VANCOUVER
302067100569
302067100629 MicroVMS V4.3
302067100632 MCKIM ADVERTISING / VANCOUVER
302067100642
302067100752 User name/NOM D'USAGER?
302067100768
302067100892
302067100902 User name/NOM D'USAGER?
302079400003
302079400100 User name/NOM D'USAGER?
302079400101 User name/NOM D'USAGER?
302079400215
302079400268 User name/NOM D'USAGER?
302079400269 User name/NOM D'USAGER?
302083500017
302083500027
302083500033
302083500040 CHANNEL 00 : CONNECTED
302083500042 User name/NOM D'USAGER?
302083500045 User name/NOM D'USAGER?
302083500046 User name/NOM D'USAGER?
302083500053 Unauthorized access is prohibited
302083500058 CHANNELS BUSY
302083500062 X/01/03/90 23:32:42 LINE #14
302083500107 TRANS MOUNTAIN MV-10000
302083500133
302083500218 Password >
302083500259 SERVICE ID=
302083500260 CHANNELS BUSY
302083500275 Phillips, Hager & North/Vancouver
302083500287 w13>
302083500357
302083500376
302083500379
302083500401 Password >
302083500402 Password >
302083500405 (I)nternational (D)atapac (T)elenet (M)emotec?
302083500406
302083500423
302092100019
302092100027
302092100058
302092100086 Datapac Information System
302092100111 SERVICE ID=
302092100115
302092100146
302092100148
302092100149
302092100158
302092100200 User name/NOM D'USAGER?
302092100201 User name/NOM D'USAGER?
302092100225
302092100230
[Part 6]: P/H/A Member List
===========================
Phreakers/Hackers/Anarchists '90 Current Members Listing:
Board Of Directors: Doctor Dissector
Killer Korean
Dark Helmet
The Anonymous Anarchist
General Members: Razor
Black Death
[Part 7]: P/H/A Product/File List/Descriptions
==============================================
The following is a listing of P/H/A's products and text files released
as of this date, excluding this newsletter. Each is also followed by a
short description if necessary.
Doctor Dissector
Filename Description
------------ ------------------------------------------------------
PHA.APP Phreakers/Hackers/Anarchists Membership Application
- Written By P/H/A
CITIBANK.TXT Citibank Service Addresses
List of Citibank NUAs and information concerning the
Citibank system(s).
- Written By Dark Helmet
CONING.TXT The Art Of Coning
Anarchist's guide to car phun and construction cones.
- Written By Dark Helmet
GS1.TXT The GS/1 User's Guide
Experimental guide to the GS/1 PAD and gateway. Covers
almost all areas of the GS/1 system.
- Written By Doctor Dissector
PSNINTRO.TXT The Complete Introductory Guide To SprintNet And
Similar Packet Switched Networks
A COMPLETE guide to both the beginner and a reference
for the advanced PSN user. Discusses everything from
address formats to network protocols.
- Written By Doctor Dissector
ELITE101.ZIP Elite Bulletin Board Software System Version 1.01 Beta
Custom bulletin board software developed by P/H/A
for private use and use by request ONLY. Previous
versions .99, 1.00.
- Programmed By Doctor Dissector
NUAA105.ZIP Network User Address Attacker Version 1.05
SprintNet scanner with output alike that of part 5 of
this newsletter. Scans up to 2000 NUAs an hour
sequentially. Previous versions .99, 1.00, 1.01.
- Programmed By Doctor Dissector
[Part 8]: Conclusion & Closing Notes
====================================
Well, that is P/H/A's first newsletter, we hope you enjoyed it. Look
in the future for quality P/H/A products and informational text files.
This ends our newsletter, thanks for choosing P/H/A!
Doctor Dissector
Kewl Greetz 2 Sum D00dz
- Greetz 2 MoD, 8lgm, LOD/H (Feds suck), DEA, ex-P500, ex-PPP,
and all the other d00dz out there on their own.
- Fu-Qz 2 CCOPS, l00zers, /<-/<00l /<0dez & \x/arez Dewdz, and
all the r0dents who helped and will help turn ANY d00dz
in no matter how lame.
===========================================================================
(c) Copyright 1990 - Phreakers/Hackers/Anarchists '90 - Good Quote: "FU-Q!"
=======================================================================eof=
Reference in New Issue View Git Blame Copy Permalink