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[SLi 23/12/94]
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Southern Lights
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inc.
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Welcome to the X-Mas edition of SLi MAG.
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This is issue `III'. A 3 or 4 month delay
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between issues is what we are now working
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for. Oh, before I forget, READ SLi 1 and 2 if
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you dont understand some terms used in this.
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.. INDEX
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... ~~~~~
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. Welcome .............................. Eon
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. The Rules ............................ Eon
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Hacking - A Plan of Attack ........... Eon
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. Primes ............................... Siggy
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Credit Cards ......................... CyntaxEra
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Books 2 Read ......................... CyntaxEra / Eon
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Gun Control .......................... Thorium
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Smyte List ........................... SLi
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. KMnO4 ................................ Thorium
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Cryptography ......................... Siggy
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SLi .................................. Eon/CyntaxEra
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Fun with REDOX ....................... Thorium
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[In]Famous Quotes .................... Eon
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Muzik ................................ Thorium
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Aunty Cyntax'Z nutty noteZ ........... CyntaxEra
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Movies 2 See ......................... CyntaxEra
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Fucking Telcos........................ Compiled by Eon
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Linux ................................ Siggy
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New Generation Pipe Bomb ............. Thorium
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Official SLi members ................. CyntaxEra
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Flame Thrower ........................ Eon
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Editorz knotez ....................... Eon
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Southern Lights
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Ok here are the rules about this mag.
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(1)
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If you are working for a bisness that has some intrest in the information
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contained in this mag you must send WRITTEN notification that you are in
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possesion of this <or any of the other SLi mags> to the following adress
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SLi-Comp
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PO Box 3030
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Onekawa
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Napier
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New Zealand
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Inclose your name your comps name,adress,phone/fax number.
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If you send a ibm formated 720 disk and a SASE we will send you the next
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SLi mag . a donation of $5 is asked for however! as YOU can aford it unlike
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SOME of our readers.
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(2)
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This mag may not be edited and no SINGULAR part may be quoted in any way!
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However the ENTIRE mag may be reproduced a charge of $1000 NZ will be
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expected to be payed to the following BEFORE any such reprodution.
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This EXCLUDES electronic reprodution or reprodution of ONE hard copy.
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PO Box 3030
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Inclose your name your comps name,adress,phone/fax number.
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The fee must be payed in CASH. I <the editor> resurve the right
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to revoke your rights to reproduce this Mag at ANY time.
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(3)
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This Mag may NOT me sold except after express written permission from
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the chairman <ie Eon> of SLi.
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Southern Lights
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inc.
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Well we've talked about trashing, social enginering, and other stuff,
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but what if none of it works? Well .....
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Call up the company...
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You> Hello is this [the company name]?
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Them> Yes, it is.
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You> Yeah, umm, look. I'm doing a school project about [what the
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company sells or the service it provides].
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Them> Oh well, umm, I'll put you through to our PR people.
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You> Thanks.
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[Click bleep ring <elevator music> etc..]
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You> Hello?
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Them> [Company Name], Public Relations. How can I help?
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You> Ahh, yes, hi. I'm doing a school project and was wondering if
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it's possible to have a look around your company.
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Them> Well, we are happy to show you around, but you need a group of
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at least five people.
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You> Cool, thanks.
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Them> Glad to help.
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[Give them the information they want and go see them]
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Once you're in the company building, have a look around. Study their en-
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vironment and the people. If there's a computer around, stare at it and you
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will soon get a demonstration from one of the people standing around.
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Try to get there password or at least the way their user names are defined
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on the system. Note down what type of computer and what type of operating
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system they are using.
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Southern Lights
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PRIMAL SCREAM: an interesting way to find prime numbers.
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There are many numbers in the world. Some of them are special; some of
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them are hard to find. One such class of numbers are known as "prime."
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A prime number has the quality of being indivisible by any other number
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but for itself, and one. Thus 5 is an example of a prime number; 15 is not,
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because it is divisible by both 5 and 3. 15 is instead an example of a
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"composite" number, one that can be expressed as the product of prime
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factors. All numbers not prime are composite. On average, there are very
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many more composite numbers than there are prime.
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Prime numbers are increasingly hard to find as they themselves increase.
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There are 25 primes under 100; if you were to choose any number under 100,
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there'd be a 1 in 4 chance that the number you choose would be prime. But
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once in the thousands of millions, the likelihood of picking a prime
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declines to less than 1 in 20.
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If they are so hard to find, why bother finding them? For one thing, they
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have very broad applications in computer science, and more generally,
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information science. In the case of computer science, prime numbers can be
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used in the construction of hash-functions; ways of indexing data so that
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they may be stored and retrieved with rapidity. They also have everyday
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applications in error-checking - cheque and credit card numbers, bar codes -
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wherever there is scope for data-entry error. Small prime numbers are
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useful for quickly computing functions that will catch such errors.
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Perhaps the most arresting applications of prime number theory are in
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cryptography. Cryptography, by nature, requires functions that are
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relatively easy to compute in one direction given a key, but are far too
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hard to reverse without the key, even if we should have available limitless
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computing resources. Presently, it is difficult to reduce a large number
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into its prime factors - so, several much relied-upon modern cryptosystems
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use this to their advantage. Some public-key systems are of the latter.
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I became seriously interested in cryptography in mid-1990, when I read an
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article from the then-current Encyclopedia Brittainica, describing in vague
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conceptual terms the class of German Second World War cipher machines known
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as Enigma. Much of the conclusions drawn of cryptanalysis of this group of
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machines remains classified by the British government, at least, directly;
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puzzling, considering the age of the material - until you consider that
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present-day cryptography has its roots in that broken ground.
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In late-1990, I implemented variously Enigma machines in software, and set
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about determining their weaknesses. Briefly, I felt I was able to
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demonstrate that, given certain assumptions about the way the machines were
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wired - attributable to laziness of the part of German cipher clerks - large
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amounts of plain text were recoverable from the cipher text, even if the key
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was not nearly correct. I was able to write a simple, heuristic
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"Enigma-breaker" that given enough time was able to recover enough key
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fragments to completely recover the entire cipher text. I was to later
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learn that this function was executed by "bombes," electromechanical
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symbol-manipulators, built from telephone switching equipment and operated
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during the War by the Allies.
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It was after the War that the computational arms-race had begun; the
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Allies having a head start by designing cryptosystems that relied upon for
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their security prime number theory. The American M-209 cipher machine was
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an operational prototype of the type of technology we were to see emerge.
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From then until now, cryptographic research has tended toward double-edged
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research; in one direction, to find functions that are difficult to reverse,
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and in the other, to find faster ways of reversing or just computing
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existing functions.
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A fast way of finding prime numbers would go quite a way toward breaking
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some modern cryptosystems. The editor of this magazine remarked such to me;
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I was helpless to resist - I was hooked. Within a few days I was working on
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finding my own method to improve upon the ones I had discovered in the
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computer science and mathematics text I had access to.
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The simplest methods I found for finding primes consisted mainly of
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division; numbers under test were variously divided, the more efficient
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methods involving less division, since division is computationally
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expensive. I was most dissatisfied with these methods for two reasons; one,
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their reliance upon such time-consuming things as division, and two, their
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lack of an ability to use the considerable storage resources of the modern
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computer.
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I was more greatly attracted to sieving methods, particularly the simple
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Sieve of Erastothenes. Though fast, particularly the latter method required
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inordinate storage, precluding sieves for any great distance.
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The method I eventually came up with is a dynamic-extension of the
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canonical Sieve of Erastothenes - Primal Scream. It involves no arithmetic
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but for addition, and simple addition at that; having a machine with a
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coprocessor makes very little difference to the speed of the program. Also,
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Primal Scream makes the assumption that most computers worth playing with
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today have quite a few hundred kilobytes of storage, preferably memory,
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available - so why shouldn't it be used to speed our purpose?
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Specifically, Primal Scream's memory requirements are in a direct
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relationship with the number of primes under the square root of the highest
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number to be considered. For instance, when sieving to one million, the
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number of nodes allocated in the algorithm's search tree is (the number
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of primes under the square root of one million, which is one thousand), just
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168. This relative conservation improves with a square-root relationship as
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the upper limit increases, making long sieves with even quite modest
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computers practical.
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Memory is dynamically-allocated as needed, and is recycled as much as
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possible - there are no significant algorithmic restrictions that would
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preclude its implementation on any common operating system. It makes no
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assumptions about the speed that memory can be allocated, nor does it place
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any reliance on the speed that difficult calculations may be made; these two
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aspects making the only real limit the speed of the processor.
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As an example, the production version that I have written (which collects
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quite a few interesting statistics in the course of its run), can exhaust a
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32-bit unsigned integer of candidates within a day on a 486DX-40 running
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Linux. That is, all the primes almost up to 4500 million. By way of
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example, here is an extract from the log file of one of the later versions:
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:57 1994 DONE 98.0 completed
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:57 1994 HIGH highest prime so far 4209067897
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:57 1994 LAST 3877719 found since last report
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:57 1994 HITS 4.514 of those since last report prime
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:57 1994 TOTL 199405845 found so far
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:57 1994 AGGR 4.738 of so far prime
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:57 1994 ITIM 1662.8 seconds since last report
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:57 1994 IPPS 2332.0 primes per second since last report
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:57 1994 TTIM 80449.3 seconds so far
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:57 1994 TPPS 2478.7 primes per second so far
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:57 1994 DUMP dumping sieve at 4209067905
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Fri Dec 2 16:49:58 1994 FLAT 99.7 sieve structure optimality
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Note particularly the "primes per second value;" this does not decline
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much in the course of most long sieves - meaning that the number of numbers
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considered per second does not decrease significantly either. Primal
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Scream's runtime is thus quite stable and has a very strong linear component.
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Primal Scream may not be the fastest, nor the best, but I believe the
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implementation to be unique and my approach to be interesting. I would be
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happy to talk with anyone else interested in the program or in its obvious
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applications - I will consider distributing it to anyone who should ask, and
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naturally any comments are welcome, though of course the algorithm itself is
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copyrighted by me - unless it has as I suspect it has been innumerably
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reinvented.
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Please direct your inquiries to:
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Siggy of SLi
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PO Box 3030
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New Zealand
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inet: josh@tutor.co.nz
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Enjoy your Christmas; I know I will.
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- "Siggy."
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CaRDz
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Okay, I noticed that we received a few complaints about the carding and
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stuff so I thought I'd go about writing a more detailed article for those
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of whom aren't yet experienced enough as of late.
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Firstly, I'd like to say - this is for INFORMATIONAL purposes ONLY and I,
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nor any part of Southern Lights inc. takes ANY responsibility for anything
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which may happen in conjunction with you using this information for anything
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other than what it was designed for.
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For starters - checking back on the past couple of issues - we didn't quite
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explain what to do once you had possession of the cards you may have acquired,
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ie. we never explained in detail what you COULD do.
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... hopefully, this may be of interest to you.
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Okay, you've gone trashing, used your social-engineering skills or found
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a card just sitting somewhere (I'd feel sorry for the poor (hehehe, if you're
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reading this, the person will definitely become poor in no time if I explain
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it right - I'm not saying that you SHOULD use the card... It's all up to
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you! =) ) bugger who the card belongs to .. ;) )
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Step One: Find a card-phone and say to the operator that you'd like to
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place a credit card call ; to make sure the card works.
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Step Two: Give the operator the number of the local Pizza Hut rest-
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aurant - I, personally, prefer Pizza Hut as there aren't too
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many pizza parlors out in the Wellington region which accept
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credit cards over the phone without seeing the piece of plastic
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when the pizzas arrive (well, sometimes they'll ask to see the
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card, but the pizza deliverers get paid for how long it takes
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for the consumer to receive the pizza/s so you probably wont
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need to worry about it).
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Step Three: After quoting the Pizza Hut number, the operator will ask for
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the card number and expiry date. Tell him/her the card type
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(if the card starts with: 3 - American Express (Amex), 4 - Visa,
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5 - MasterCard and 6 - Discover.)
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[NB: This can be done with any number, whatsoever, not only just
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Pizza Hut, so take y'pick.]
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Step Four: Okay, you're listening to the ringing tone as your call to
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Pizza Hut is being placed.. <CLICK> One of the Pizza Hut
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employees picks up the telephone.
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Conversation w/ employee should go SOMETHING like this:
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THEM: Hi, Pizza Hut.
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YOU: Hi, I was wondering whether you do Pizza Deliveries.
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[Knowing full well they do - you gotta appear to be at least
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a little ignorant (not too ignorant tho', mind you)..]
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THEM: Where are you wanting the pizzas to be delivered to?
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YOU: Karori thanks. [or wherever you're planning on picking 'em up
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from.]
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THEM: Yup, we deliver there - just gotta check because we can't
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deliver to some places.
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YOU: Yeah, I know what ya mean.
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THEM: Uh, how are you paying for your order?
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YOU: Credit card okay?
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THEM: Yup, that's fine. What type of credit card?
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YOU: Visa. (or Mastercard, American Express.. etc)
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THEM: Yup, we take Visas. What's your card number and expiration
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date?
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YOU: 4732-7492-7122-9237. Expiration date, 09/95. [That's not a
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valid number (unless I'm extremely lucky, and that's definatly
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one thing I'm not...) so you'll have to find one y'self.]
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THEM: Now, what's the name of the cardholder?
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YOU: [Some fake name which doesn't sound too unbelievable - Joe
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Bloggs isn't ranked amongst the best ones to use.]
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THEM: Okay, thanks. What would you like to order?
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YOU: [Make your order - Don't forget to be polite and friendly.. =)
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Oh, and don't OVERSPEND! Be realistic.]
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THEM: Now, what address would you like the pizzas to be sent to?
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YOU: [Give them some address which isn't too far away - walkwise -
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but not too close or, if someone knows what you do, you may be
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picked out (or up, depending on the circumstances. ;) ).
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Also, if possible, make it somewhere with a long drive so you
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can just wait at the bottom of the drive so not to "cause the
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pizza deliverer any problems".]
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THEM: Okay, is there any time you'd prefer us dropping it in, other-
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wise we'll be there in about 30 minutes.
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YOU: [If you live a distance from your drop site, or if your tele-
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phone is a distance from the drop site (depending on where you
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are at the time) then it's advisable to allow yourself time to
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get there, but once you've got the pizzas, get the hell outta
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there!]
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THEM: Okay, we'll be right there.
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YOU: Thanks. [You gotta be polite! ;)]
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Step Five: Now that you've made the call, you're about halfway there -
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all ya gotta do now is the hardest part of it all.....
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Waiting for the pizzas to arrive to the drop site. Now, it's
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not a good idea to hover around the drop site looking suspicious
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as it would be likely that the neighbors will get a bit anxious
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as to what you're actually doing there - especially if the house
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is owned by an elderly couple and there are a bunch of people
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who aren't usually there hangin' about.
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Step Six: Okay, you see the pizza delivery car drive up - hopefully you
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have managed to get that far. The likelyhood of a cops car
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comin' around to check up on it is pretty dim, although, you
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shouldn't always think that it's never going to happen, or maybe
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it just might. The pizza deliverer jumps out and asks you if
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you're, say, Michael Jones (The name you gave the person who
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answered your call earlier). At this point, it's advisable, if
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you're the one who was planning on signing for it, you say some-
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thing along the lines of a "yes". The person delivering the
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pizzas should hand you a slip of paper and ask you to sign your
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name next to the X. You sign the paper and take off with the
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pizzas and make your way up this long drive - maybe stay and
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chat for a bit if you really want to, just don't make yourself
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look suspicious. Get the hell out of there as soon as the pizza
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delivery car is out of sight.
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Step Seven: Eat pizza. (Not too hard, is it?) ... oh, and destroy the
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docket - y'never know when/if the copz come snooping.. =)
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Any queries/questions - you know where to send it... =)
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\_ Books _/
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\_ 2 _/
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\_ Read _/
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Southern Lights
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inc.
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Oh no! Yet MORE books/mags to read!!
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The Wasp Factory ----------- Iaan Banks
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Cobra, Cobra Bargin, Cobra Strike ----------- Timothy Zahn
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Islands in the Net ----------- Bruce Sterling
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Queen of Angels ----------- Greg Bear
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Neuromancer ----------- William Gibson
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Max Headroom ----------- Steve Roberts
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Earth ----------- ??? <good book tho>
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The Amiga ROM Kernal Manuals ----------- Commodore =)
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[S.P.O.T (excuse the pun) the Amiga user.. ;)]
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\_ Gun Control _/
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Gun Control
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By "Susej, son of Lucifer", with bits by "Thorium".
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A member of SLi has had a few problems with the law lately (who hasn't?
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hehe) but this is a little different. It makes for a good story, so why
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don't ya take a read...
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It all started during Calculus a long time ago... About 6 months anyway.
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Well, there's this real lame shit who is in the same class as this SLi
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member, and so the SLi member and his mates hassled the crap out of this
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lamer (whose sexuality is questionable). Well, one time hassles as usual,
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the transcript follows. We shall call the lamer "Herbert" and the member
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"Thorium"...
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< General Hassles >
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Herbert: "Ya wanna step outside for five minutes then?"
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(trying to be tough)
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Thorium: "What, so you can shove your dick up my arse?"
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Herbert: "No, so I can shove my fist up your arse!"
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(again trying to be tough)
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Thorium, to whole class: "Herbert just said he wants to shove his fist up
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my arse!!! Faggot Alert!"
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< Herbert then looks real stupid and lame, whole class laughs at him etc.
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Teacher walks back in, then leaves again 5 mins later. >
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< General Hassles >
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Herbert: "One more comment about me being a homo and I'll fucking deal to
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you!" (still trying to be tough)
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Thorium: "Whatever, faggot."
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Herbert: "O.k. then, in the car park after school"
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< More General Hassles, class ends without much more of interest >
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< In the carpark >
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Thorium: "Hey, Faggot! You forgetting something?"
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Herbert: "Oh, I'd like to go somewhere more private..." (lamely looking to
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get out of it)
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< Herbert gets into his car and drives off >
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Now Thorium and his friend have a most excellent idea! Thorium's brother
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has a totally real looking _FAKE_ UZI replica, which they decide to go home
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and get, then wait outside Herb's place. They wait in the car for about
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five minutes then Herbert arrives, with one of his lameshit friends in his
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car, and 2 (fairly fat) girls (about 2 years younger than Herb and his
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mate).
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< Herbert sees Thorium and his mate in their car, gets out and starts
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walking over tough like >
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< Thorium gets out of car with UZI behind him >
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Thorium: "You want it Herb"
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Herbert: "Yup!" (fists across his chest, looking tough to impress these
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slags)
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< Thorium pulls out the UZI, extends the stock and cocks it, which looks
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really excellently real >
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Thorium: "Well fucking come and get it then!!!"
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Herbert: "...eeehehnn..." (Really funny high-pitched sound)
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Thorium: "C'mon, you wanted a fight!"
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< now here comes the classic all-time stupid thing to say to a psychopath
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with a gun >
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Herbert: "Well shoot me then"
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Thorium: "I won't shoot you unless it's in self defense. I get less time
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that way"
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Herbert: "."
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Thorium: "Well, if you're not man enough to fight, don't ask for it
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faggot."
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< Thorium gets into the car with his friend, drive off. NB: One of these
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fat chicks made the second worst comment to a psychopath with a gun:
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"Dick" >
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Another day goes past, Herbert comes to school in the morning after Thorium
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and his mate had just told the whole class about the previous day's
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happenings. Herbert walks into class, the whole class (well about 3/4 of
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them) all simultaneously say "Dit Dit Dit Dit" - Herbert looks a complete
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Herbert.
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This appeared to be the end of this until that Friday night (3 days later)
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when mister policeman turns up on Thorium's doorstep with a search warrant.
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"Humm.." thinks Thorium - is this for phreaking, hacking, or bomb making?
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Thorium sees Mr. Policeman while he is talking to Thorium's (VERY
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surprised) mother - Thorium splits for a few mins and stashes all his gear
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and backups, then starts the HPA partition of his HDD on formatting. Then
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goes back...
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Mr Policeman then totally surprises Thorium when he shows him a "search and
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seizure" notice for an "UZI semi or fully automatic pistol".
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A train of thought goes very quickly through Thoriums mind, something like
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"One of the neighbors saw it? Naah, no-one did. He can't have narked.
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Could he? Is he lame enough? Fuckwit, he probably is!"
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Of course Mr. Policeman knows what he's looking for, so there's no point in
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bullshit, besides which Thorium's mother has already said it's his
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brothers gun. Thorium goes and gets it, hands it over. Mr. Policeman
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tells Thorium to come down to the police station the next morning (it could
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be worse - Mr. Policeman could have arrested Thorium then and there...)
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Thorium gets a huge massive lecture from his old lady, the goes back to his
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room and finds that OH SHIT it was formatting! Aaah well, good job those
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backups were only about 2 weeks old... Some time early the next morning
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recovery is complete...
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Meanwhile Thorium has to explain the fact that big brother's UZI just
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walked out the door with a policeman attached when big brother gets home...
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The next morning (Saturday) Thorium goes down to the station, and has a
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videotaped interview with Mr. Policeman. This takes about an hour of
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otherwise perfectly good hacking time. Apparently according to New Zealand
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law, a firearm is ANY OBJECT WHICH CAN FIRE, OR CAN BE MADE TO FIRE THROUGH
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THE ADDITION, REMOVAL OR FIXING OF PARTS, AND BULLET, MISSILE OR PROJECTILE
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- which means a pound of butter could be a firearm - all you have to do is
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add the guts of a pistol...
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Thorium gets home again (to another lecture etc). Things are fine for the
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rest of the weekend...
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On Monday Thorium tells quite a few people about Herbert calling the cops
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on a FAKE gun in a REAL SMALL argument... Herb comes to school, and most
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people point out to him what a fuckwit he is.
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Anyway, as yet there has been no further action (the police still have the
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UZI replica) but the case has been handed up to Mr. Policemans "Superiours"
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and Thorium will eventually be sent a summons or whatever. Herbert is
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thought of as even more of a fuckwit than usual. That's about it.
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As a result of this: Thorium will probably never be able to own a firearm.
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Not a problem however, as he regularly makes his own guns and bombs in
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preparation for when "They" come (naah, only for fun really...). He will
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also probably end up with a few hundred hours community service, and if he
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ever gets busted (even slightly) for HPA stuff, then he will probably be
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classed as a repeat offender and go to prison for a stay at "Her Majesty's
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Pleasure".
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The morals of this are:
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1) The police get almost as upset about fake guns as real ones, stupid as
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it may seem.
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2) Never assume a fuckwit won't go to the police even for a small
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illegality. He thought it'd get Thorium back, but all it did is make
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Herbert look even more of a fuckwit than usual. However, Thorium will
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now probably have to do community service and pay fines, none of which
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help Herbert, but certainly fuck Thorium right off.
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[Editors Note: "Herbert" in this article is actually "Jason Collins" who's
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vital info will be disclosed (I requested it from Thorium) so you may do
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as you wish with it. Thorium consents to all persons hassling Herbert.]
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_
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___/ S L i \___
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___/_________________\___
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_ Smyte List _/
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_/
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Southern Lights
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inc.
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Here it is again. Another list of people that have fucked SLi off:
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Name Info Reason
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---------------------+-------------------------+-----------------------
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Jason Collins +64-6-844-4848 Refer: "Gun Control"
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7 Lowther Place
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Taradale
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Napier
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NEW ZEALAND
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[Note: We apologize for the lack of people on the hit list in this issue
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as not too many people have got in our way lately... =) ]
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___/ S L i \___
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___/_________________\___
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_ KMnO4 _/
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\_ Starters _/
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_/
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Southern Lights
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inc.
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Potassium Permanginate Starters:
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Most anarchists know the Potassium Permanginate lighter, but for those who
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don't, here it is:
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Potassium Permanginate (Condyes Chrystals) are a strong oxidising agent,
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and when mixed with glycerine (normal cooking glycerine is suitable) it
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will spontaneously combust. Depending on the ambient temperature and the
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ratios, there may be a delay of a couple of seconds to several minutes
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before combustion occurs. If a _SMALL_ amount of water is mixed with the
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glycerine, the time will increase.
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This way you can almost "set" a specified time for detonation of any other
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flammable substance (or wick or whatever). To speed up the reaction, change
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the temperature (a little change does a _LOT_ - what takes 5 secs in summer
|
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can take a minute in winter - so, you can make a LONG time delayed mix,
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then put this somewhere it will heat up at a given time (like to body temp
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or a bit above) then this will set it off. VERY handy!
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Potassium Permanginate is available from most chemical supply companies,
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and is not a restricted substance in New Zealand, but if asked what you
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want it for say "REDOX (ree-dox) Titrations" - it might help to give the
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name of a local high-school or university .
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Glycerine is available from almost all supermarkets as "Cooking Glycerine"
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and is used in baking.
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___/ S L i \___
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___/_________________\___
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\_ _/
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\_ Cryptogrography _/
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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Southern Lights
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inc.
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CRYPTOGRAPHY: A terribly brief introduction.
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There are quite a few ways of notating information so
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that its meaning is not immediately obvious. Some of the more
|
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interesting ways require altering surprisingly few aspects of
|
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the information to be described.
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I will describe one simple method I used for the first
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time in the fourth-form at College. I experimented with the
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two main classes of substitution ciphers, both monoalphabetic
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and polyalphabetic. Monoalphabetic ciphers are functions in
|
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which each symbol in the plaintext is replaced with only one
|
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other cipher equivalent; "a" might always encipher to "z," for
|
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instance. Polyalphabetic ciphers can be quite a bit more
|
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complex - "a" might encipher to any other symbol depending on
|
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your arbitrary method.
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The most well-known monoalphabetic substitution cipher is
|
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called the "Caesar" cipher. Its first use has been connected
|
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to the Roman Empire. In this cipher, each letter of the
|
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alphabet is shifted along an arbitrary distance. For
|
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instance, you might decide to pick the letter following your
|
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plaintext one by three places - you would write "a" as "d,"
|
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for example, when enciphering. When deciphering, you would
|
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write an "a" when you saw a "d" in the ciphertext.
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Such ciphers are regarded today as childish and
|
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uninteresting. However, combined with some transposition,
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they can be made quite fun to play with.
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In the cipher we used, which I believe was suggested by a
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friend of mine (and I suspect the cipher was not originally
|
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from him), we did just monoalphabetic substitution on vowels.
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So if we saw an "a," or an "e," for instance, we'd write them
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down as "b," or "f," respectively. All the other letters we
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left unchanged.
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However, we introduced a transposition twist; spaces
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between words were replaced by the unenciphered form of the
|
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last vowel used. Say the last vowel we enciphered was an "a,"
|
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which we would've written as a "b." The space between that
|
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word and the next we would've then replaced with an "a."
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Throughout the ciphertext, we scattered spaces at random,
|
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since spaces no longer had any significance.
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So, wherever there is a vowel in ciphertext, there is
|
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really a space, and spaces as written in the ciphertext have
|
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absolutely no meaning whatsoever.
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An example, then. Take the plaintext, "My name is
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Siggy." Here's the enciphered version:
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Myan bmfejs iSjgg y.
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My n ame is Sigg y.
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Notice how the random spacing serves to confuse the
|
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issue. Note also how I have replaced every space with the
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vowel last used; for the first space, since I had not yet
|
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enciphered a vowel, I just arbitrarily picked an "a."
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With only a little practice this cipher can be read and
|
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written as fluently as normal English. There is point of
|
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particular importance, in writing a program to implement this
|
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cipher; it is impossible to say, without knowing the correct
|
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deciphered version of a word, whether a letter following a
|
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vowel is a vowel or really only the letter as it appears. For
|
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instance, a program has no easy way of telling whether the "j"
|
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in "Sjggy" is really an "i," or if it is really just a "j."
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To the human eye the correct translation is obvious in
|
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context, anyway.
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In closing, I should say that this sort of cipher really
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drives teachers and people with IQs less than room temperature
|
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up the wall with alacrity. Perhaps in another issue I will
|
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discuss other pieces of cryptography that are both interesting
|
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and simple - I suppose this will really depend on how strongly
|
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the world in general dislikes my articles, hint, hint.
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Hbvfef vn,u bndad pn'to brf bkab nythjn giJIw pvln't.
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- "Siggy."
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[CE: Wow, even _I_ managed to figure out the last sentence after reading
|
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the article, so I can't see how anyone else wouldn't be able to after a
|
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little read.. =)]
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_
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_/ \_
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___/ S L i \___
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___/_________________\___
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_ S L i _/
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_/
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Southern Lights
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inc.
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|
What is SLi?
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Well, SLi stands for Southern Lights incorporated. We are a
|
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Hack/Phreak/Anarchy (H/P/A) group.
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Nick : [Members Nick]
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Location : [Where the Member is]
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Personal Code of Ethics : [Their Ethics]
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Outlook on Life : [Outlook on Life]
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Goals : [Personal Goals]
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Plans : [Personal Plans]
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Position in Group : [READ BELOW]
|
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History of their H/P/A Life : [Short H/P/A History]
|
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Other Nicks : [Other Nicks Member has]
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[Position in group: Although SLi has no REAL group positions,
|
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some members are special in some way.]
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-------------------
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Nick : Eon
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Location : Wellington, NZ
|
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Personal Code of Ethics : I believe EVERYONE has rights and that
|
|
as long as another person does not break
|
|
someone else rights anything is okay.
|
|
|
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Outlook on Life : Lets make sure people remember me.
|
|
Goals : Live to see the year 2001 and look after my gf (girlfriend).
|
|
Plans : Party, make a mess of those that stand in my way.
|
|
Position in Group : Founding member and head of SLi.
|
|
History of their H/P/A Life : Started H/P/A in 1990, done a few hacks,
|
|
some phreaking and nearly burned down my
|
|
house with /A stuff. :)
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Other nicks : Switch Blade, Aztex, R-A-D
|
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---------
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Nick : CyntaxEra
|
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Location : Wellington, NZ
|
|
Personal Code of Ethics : I will stand up for anyone/anything who can't
|
|
fend for themselves, depending on the circum-
|
|
stances. I can't STAND demoralization of
|
|
ANYone...not even of my worst enemies. Well,
|
|
sometimes anyway.... ;) I don't like to see
|
|
discrimination, and will do all that I can to
|
|
decrease the cases. =)
|
|
|
|
Outlook on Life : Maybe I'm manic-depressive [ED: maybe she's just manic]
|
|
nahhh... hmmm, well, maybe... sometimes people think
|
|
I'm too optimistic... other times they keep sayin'
|
|
I'm too pessimistic.. I wish they'd make up their
|
|
minds.. =) Would like to see world peace, but that's
|
|
pretty much impossible.. oh well.. I can still wish..
|
|
|
|
Goals : Argh! I hate questions like this.. uh, I guess... to be success-
|
|
ful, like everyone else - I just haven't decided on what I want
|
|
to be successful at.. oh well.. maybe I'll figure that out for
|
|
next years issue... (Just a word of warning: check out my col-
|
|
umn - it might end up in there .. perhaps... All these in-
|
|
decisions.. I guess I'll have to figure 'em out, huh?) ... oh,
|
|
and I'm gonna try not to get hit by parked cars..... =)
|
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|
|
Plans : I plan not to die from a nuclear explosion tomorrow...or the next
|
|
day for that matter.. nah, seriously.. (well, yeah.. I don't want
|
|
to die from the nukes, but that's not the point.....)
|
|
Seriously, I guess I just want to live a nice, boring life.. =)
|
|
... with SEX, parties, drugs, fast cars, money..... ;)
|
|
|
|
Position in Group : Co-Chairperson, Peace-Maker/Trouble-Maker, to give a
|
|
female perspective on different topics... can't be
|
|
sexist now, can we? That would be discrimination..
|
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|
|
History of their H/P/A Life : Hmmmm.... I've only been around a couple of
|
|
years, but that's long enough to see the
|
|
sights and taste the tastes of life in the
|
|
H/P scene.. I've hacked, phreaked and blown
|
|
things up... what more do you want?
|
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Other Nicks : Mad Max, Eternity
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------------
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Nick : BT
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Location : Planet Tatou, NZ
|
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Personal Code of Ethics : My word is final! but everthing else is
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worth crap!
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Outlook on Life : Sex, Drugs, Rock'in roll not nesiclary in that order
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Goals : CNE, ECNE, Lotsa dosh!
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Plans : Be a rich dude when I die and always party hard!
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Position in Group : Retired Chairperson , but still ready to fight for SLi
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History of their H/P/A Life : Was around when Eon was, and started H/P/A
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with him. Helped him nearly blow up his
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house, got busted with him while trashing.
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Me and Eon have looked after one another
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and watched each others back.
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Other Nicks : [This information is unavailable at this time]
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Nick : Thorium
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Location : Hawkes-Bay
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Personal Code of Ethics : No Ethics.
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Outlook on Life : Death is inevitable. So have fun!
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Goals : To destroy the world (Only Kidding... Or am I?)
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Plans : See above
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Position in group : Head of HB cell of SLi
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History of their H/P/A Life : Pulled a UZI on someone Hacked , Phreaked
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and done a lot of Anarchy
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Other Nicks : Not many worth mentioning
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Nick : Digital Omega
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Location : Wellington, NZ
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Personal Code of Ethics : Dont watch your back till you fucked me off
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Outlook on Life : Why get bored - PARTY!
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Goals : Live for the moment
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Plans : Make friends not enemies and destory the latter
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Position in Group : H/P
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History of their H/P/A Life:[This information is unavailable at this time]
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Other Nicks : [This information is unavailable at this time]
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Nick : Siggy
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Location : Wellington, NZ
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Personal Code of Ethics : Pain looks good on other
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people that what they're for.
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Outlook on Life : Chlor-promazine really sucks.
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Goals : To find a brand of dye that doesn't wash out of my hair;
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To learn to play any other chord but G on the guitar.
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Plans : To get to work on time today.
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To figure out how to beat anyone at air hockey. [ED: Cheat??]
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Position in Group : Eon's Technical advisor.
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History of their H/P/A Life : "That information is not available"
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Other Nicks : [This information is unavailable at this time]
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[ED: Can we see a patern evolving here? You think he don't want
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you to know what he has done/who he is? :)]
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Nick : Grasshopper
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Location : Wellington, NZ
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Personal Code of Ethics : Dont piss people off they will return the
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favor than have fun
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Outlook on Life : life is for living and having heaps of fun not a slave
|
|
to the system
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|
Goals : To do as little work as possable and get the best result
|
|
Plans : Cause little troubble to people but have fun and to live
|
|
a fucking long time
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Position in Group : Runs support BBS at the moment
|
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History of their H/P/A Life : Blown to many things up ?
|
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Other Nicks : [This information is unavailable at this time]
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Nick : Cardinal
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Location : Wellington NZ
|
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Personal Code of Ethics : One goes down. Not all go down.
|
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Outlook on Life : Sucks
|
|
Goals : none
|
|
Plans : N/A
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Position in Group : Coda
|
|
History of their H/P/A Life : Was a key member of SLi when we first
|
|
started, Speciality - Coading, BBS nuking
|
|
asshole if you piss me off
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Other Nicks : S-A-M
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|
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Nick : Gwythion
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|
Location : Wellington, NZ
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|
Personal Code of Ethics : Putting YOURSELF first. You only have
|
|
x amount of years to get it right.
|
|
Outlook on Life : Pessimist. But believes anything is possible.
|
|
Motto: "Watch your back."
|
|
Motto2: "Bad to worse, worse to worst."
|
|
Goals : To overshadow Ludwig van Beethoven, and be remembered for it.
|
|
Plans : To become someone.
|
|
Position in Group : Phreak
|
|
History of their H/P/A Life : Cant bother typping it
|
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Other Nicks : N/A
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So there's an indepth look at the people in SLi. We have only a few
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|
members because we only use the best, and my people are that (or close to
|
|
to it). They are all friends and comrades. We fight for freedom, and the
|
|
right to live how we want. We fight for information and we fight against
|
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corps that think they can control us.... or anyone.
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_
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_/ \_
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_/ \_
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___/ S L i \___
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___/_________________\___
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_ Fun with _/
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\_ REDOX _/
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_/
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Southern Lights
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inc.
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|
Things to do with Redox Bombs: Thorium
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|
As a follow up to my article in the last mag on "Redoxon Bombs" (a type of
|
|
fairly safe pipebomb for those who missed it), here is a number of fun uses
|
|
I have put them to:
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|
1) Exhaust poppers. The Redoxon Tubes are just the right size to put down
|
|
someones exhaust with some space for the gas to escape. So, here's a
|
|
fun activity:
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|
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|
Read the article on Potassium Permanginate Starters. Right, now you know
|
|
how to get something to go off when it gets hot.
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|
|
|
All you have to do it sit the Redoxon Bomb inside the exhaust tube of your
|
|
opponents car, and place a small amount of your "Infinate Time" Pot.
|
|
Permanginate mix over the wick.
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|
|
|
When you opponents car is going for a while it will go off, and either
|
|
scare the hell out of them, or split the exhaust pipe open!
|
|
|
|
Note - My friends and I tried this on an old car that a mate was taking to
|
|
the wreckers, and the bomb split the exhaust, but I think this was only
|
|
because it was quite old and rusty. You may wish to do similar stuff with
|
|
bigger bombs, it's up to you.
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|
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|
2) Bomb Fishing. The Redoxon Bombs are made of metal and plastic, and
|
|
therefore are pretty waterproof, except for the small hole for the wick.
|
|
|
|
The wick itself is the wick off some old firework, I find those REAL cheap
|
|
mini-skyrocket wicks best. The green wick from most Chinese fireworks will
|
|
actually burn underwater. So, get a length of this wick (About 5cm is in
|
|
the mini skyrockets) and use this.
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|
|
|
Put vasaline, wax or whatever over the hole. Now go to your favorite
|
|
fishing spot (Ponds in Public Parks are GREAT) and light it and chuck it
|
|
in.
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|
|
BOOM. SPLASH. You have just send a huge shockwave through the water.
|
|
Like in a depthcharge, the air inside anything underwater is compressed and
|
|
expands with the shock, and ruptures weak containers.
|
|
|
|
Fish have oxygen in their blood, as well as many soft body parts, so after
|
|
about 2 minutes, they all start floating to the surface on their backs
|
|
(Dead of course).
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|
|
|
Now, if you feel like it you can collect your catch, or just wait till some
|
|
mother and kid go to feed 'em! "Mummy, why are all the fish upside down?"
|
|
|
|
A group of my friends and I got into the local paper with this trick by
|
|
doing all the fish ponds in a park in one night. The article said they
|
|
thought it was pollution... HEHEHEHE...
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_
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_/ \_
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_/ \_
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___/ S L i \___
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___/_________________\___
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\_ _/
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\_ [In]Famous _/
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|
\_ Quotes _/
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_/
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Southern Lights
|
|
inc.
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|
Here are some MORE quotes from people we have bumped into at some stage:
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"You have taught me more this year ----------------- My Computer Teacher
|
|
than I have taught you (I think)." - He was Cool.
|
|
|
|
Helllp ive fallen down and ----------------- Brain Dead ?
|
|
I cant get up
|
|
|
|
"It has been an interesting year. ----------------- My other Computer
|
|
I hope you get a positive Teacher - He was
|
|
direction for yourself." Weird but Cool
|
|
|
|
"Alcohol and firearms don't mix. ----------------- Thorium
|
|
They compliment each other!"
|
|
|
|
"Fuck....FUCK..........FUCK!!!!" ----------------- BT and I just found
|
|
the log of our hacks.
|
|
|
|
"Pain looks good on other people; ----------------- Siggy
|
|
thats what it's for."
|
|
|
|
"I wonder if you can get nailed for ----------------- Thorium
|
|
being 'under the influence' of
|
|
computers..."
|
|
|
|
what would john lennon be doing ----------------- Siggy
|
|
if her were alife right now??
|
|
Calwing like crazy at the lid of his
|
|
coffin......
|
|
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|
_
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|
_/ \_
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|
_/ \_
|
|
___/ S L i \___
|
|
___/_________________\___
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ Muzik _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_/
|
|
|
|
Southern Lights
|
|
inc.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
How to Rip Off Music Stores - Thorium
|
|
|
|
Sick of paying $20 for a tape??? Feel like just copying it, but find that
|
|
the copy isn't even close in quality? Try this, but not too often:
|
|
|
|
Got to your music shop and buy that tape you want. (You can afford CDs?
|
|
well you can afford to pay.) Since you can't do this too often, it would
|
|
be a good idea to buy a double or tripple album and do this to it. Also,
|
|
for reasons that become clear below, make sure you and a friend both want
|
|
it. You each pay half of the cost of the tape and a blank of the same
|
|
length - poor quality, of course...
|
|
|
|
Now buy a blank tape of the same length, and copy side A of your tape.
|
|
Wait till the source has fully unwound. Now cut the destination tape
|
|
there. Undo the destination tape, and chuck out any remaining tape. Now
|
|
open the SOURCE tape, and take it off it's spool, and put it aside. Open
|
|
the spool of the destination tape and attach this to the original tape
|
|
end. Now attach the original spool to the copied tape. You have now
|
|
swapped 1 spool, and cut the copied tape to the correct length.
|
|
|
|
Record side B and then swap spools as described above. Now swap the COPIED
|
|
tape with ORIGINAL spools into the ORIGINAL case and the ORIGINAL tape
|
|
with COPIED spools into the COPIED case. Do them both up again.
|
|
|
|
Now take the "original" tape back to the shop as complain that the tape
|
|
has a lot of hiss. The will play it and find that there is, because all
|
|
copies have this. Ask for a replacement copy, which you first "Test" to
|
|
see if it is different, which it is. Take the replacement copy home, and
|
|
keep it. Give the "copy" which is actually the original MEDIA to your
|
|
friend, since you did all the hard work.
|
|
|
|
Don't do this too often because they may catch on. However it is most
|
|
effective if a group of you that all want the same tape pair off and do it
|
|
(with a reasonable amount of time between so as not to arouse suspicion).
|
|
That way the store thinks it's a semi-dud batch...
|
|
|
|
Have fun, and half-price tapes!
|
|
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|
|
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|
|
_
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|
_/ \_
|
|
_/ \_
|
|
___/ S L i \___
|
|
___/_________________\___
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ Aunty Cyntax'Z _/
|
|
\_ nutty notes _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_/
|
|
|
|
Southern Lights
|
|
inc.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Hey there yet again! Yup, you guessed it..... time for me to spill my guts
|
|
to you all - gotta talk to someone, so it may as well be EVERYONE... ;)
|
|
This magazine has been a bit of a rush, but, as per usual, it doesn't take
|
|
me long to spill my life story out onto a computer - what is there to say? =)
|
|
|
|
I don't think I'll include my big 'hi's coz I'll most prolly miss out on some
|
|
people, and I wouldn't want that now, would I? =) Okay... what's happened
|
|
lately that's worth talking about... hmm.. not a lot really..
|
|
|
|
Hmm, from word through the grapevine, it appears that Actrix has had a bit
|
|
of a hacker problem as of late.. well, maybe I should rephrase that to,
|
|
"Actrix's hacker problem seems to be rising rapidly".. =) Now, it seems,
|
|
"Mr SysOp" is using 'Crack', or some form of password cracker to check up
|
|
on any any accounts which have easily guessable passwords, and take the
|
|
account down until the user telephones him and changes the password to some-
|
|
thing less guessable. Well, that's what I've heard anyway.
|
|
|
|
Telecom has been busy over the past few months, and we, SLi, have had a few
|
|
run-ins with them - not any which have prompted us to pay any fine, or such,
|
|
but they've been interesting. A few members have had a few MORE run-ins
|
|
than others, but that's a different story. It seems that Telecom has been
|
|
stocking up li'l things they've had the pleasure of finding out - ie. names,
|
|
numbers, events.. etc.. - and had only been using those to their advantage
|
|
over the past few months. One of the main reasons we haven't got around to
|
|
doing much in the phreaking scene (other than carding 'n' stuff) as of late.
|
|
|
|
They've managed to figure out that there have been a few people trashing
|
|
in their bins over the past year or so, and have supposedly done something
|
|
to change that - from what I hear, they've removed the bins altogether...
|
|
instead of simply chaining and locking them. But, then again, I haven't
|
|
been there in a while, so I might go find out for m'self.
|
|
|
|
Wait just a minute... I feel a deep and meaningful thought come on...
|
|
Hmm, maybe I should change this to being the 'Gossip Column'... okay.. so
|
|
I never said it was important, or intellegent, just deep and meaningful.. =)
|
|
|
|
Hmm, well, other than all that, there really isn't all that much going on
|
|
of any interest.. well, there isn't anything which I can say which wont
|
|
get me into loads of trouble, so I guess I'd better signout... =)
|
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|
***VMS**IRC**1.7.6******(INS)**/HELP**CyntaxEra**#phreak***********19:03**
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/quit Error 0
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|
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bash$ logout
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_
|
|
_/ \_
|
|
_/ \_
|
|
___/ S L i \___
|
|
___/_________________\___
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ Movies _/
|
|
\_ to _/
|
|
\_ See _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_/
|
|
|
|
Southern Lights
|
|
inc.
|
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|
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|
|
Here is a list of movies worth seing!
|
|
|
|
Tron
|
|
Max Headroom
|
|
Cherry 2000
|
|
Natural Born Killers
|
|
Sneakers - Comedy ;)
|
|
Hellraiser I,II and III
|
|
Nightmare on Elm Street I-VI
|
|
War Games - Comedy =(
|
|
Blade Runner
|
|
The Omen series
|
|
Fortress
|
|
Meet The Feebles
|
|
|
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|
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|
|
_
|
|
_/ \_
|
|
_/ \_
|
|
___/ S L i \___
|
|
___/_________________\___
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ Fucking _/
|
|
\_ Telco's _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
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\_/
|
|
|
|
Southern Lights
|
|
inc.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Fucking telcos bust yet another young and innocent man here is a letter
|
|
from the prick trying to nail the guy.
|
|
|
|
|
|
November 16, 1994
|
|
|
|
|
|
Corbin T Volluz, Prosecutor
|
|
Skagit County Prosecuting Attorney's Office
|
|
Courthouse Annex
|
|
605 South 3rd Street
|
|
Mount Vernon, WA 98273
|
|
|
|
Re: [REMOVED]
|
|
|
|
Mr. [REMOVED]
|
|
|
|
AT&T respectfully requests your consideration of the following issues
|
|
related to the criminal acts committed by [REMOVED]. AT&T and its customers
|
|
are among the many victims of [REMOVED]. We have obtained copies of
|
|
physical evidence and computer files seized during his arrest. A
|
|
preliminary review of the material has revealed extensive lists of
|
|
contraband (e.g. Visa, Master Card, Calling Card account numbers and
|
|
associated proprietary customer information) as well as additional
|
|
details of unlawful acts committed by [REMOVED].
|
|
|
|
Considering the sheer volume of material, it may take several weeks to
|
|
conduct a thorough examination. It is anticipated that other victims
|
|
and losses will be identified and additional criminal charges filed.
|
|
Accurate quantification of losses can only be conducted at the
|
|
completion of the review. A detailed report should be read by Friday,
|
|
December 16, 1994.
|
|
|
|
In the interim, it is critical that no handwritten files, notes,
|
|
computer equipment (hardware, software, peripherals, etc...) be returned
|
|
to [REMOVED]. The computer was the "weapon" that allowed [REMOVED] to commit
|
|
the crime. Returning any or all of the above-referenced items could be
|
|
likened to returning a handgun to a convicted armed robber. In light of
|
|
the damages estimated to be in excess of $40,000 it may be appropirate
|
|
to consider [REMOVED] computer assets as partial restitution.
|
|
|
|
I welcome your comments and suggestions regarding this matter. Please
|
|
call me at [REMOVED].
|
|
|
|
Respectfully,
|
|
|
|
|
|
Matt Connolly
|
|
Investigations Manager
|
|
|
|
cc: Doug Liddle, Detective - Anacortes P.D.
|
|
Ron Schag, AT&T Corporate Security
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
[Dont that just make you vomit !!!!]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Now for more laughter here is a news-paper artical.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
POLICE PULL PLUG ON PHONE SCHEME [FRONT PAGE]
|
|
|
|
When scott policeman Edward Pivick and Robert Zimmerman arrived on the
|
|
scene, the trail was still warm and talking.
|
|
Responding to a womans call about voices in the woods near her home, the
|
|
officers discovered 100 feet of cable leading into the woods from an open
|
|
telephone junction box outside her apartment building.
|
|
At the other end of the cable, they found a metal folding chair and a
|
|
phone, chattering with what sounded like four teenagers talking.
|
|
Since that discovery Aug. 6 police and Bell Atlantic security officials
|
|
have been trying to find out who used the illegal tap in to make hours long
|
|
conference calls to people around the United States and the world and bill
|
|
them to Scott residents' private lines.
|
|
In a month or two, participants racked ypu more than 60 hours and
|
|
thousands of dollars worth of calls to New Zealand, Israel, Germany,
|
|
Florida, New Jersey, Texas and Colorado.
|
|
Bell Atlantic workers have sealed and buried the junction box at the
|
|
270-unit Kings Grant Condominiums off Cochran Road and plan to bury another
|
|
one. The Boxes usually stand about 3 feet above the ground and join
|
|
undergrond phones lines.
|
|
Police have yet to make any arrests.
|
|
"At one point, I heard one of the males say, "The cops came, but I don't
|
|
think they saw me,'" said Povirk, who listened to the Aug. 6 conversation
|
|
for about 20 minutes.
|
|
Povick said he beleives the person who broke into the box and made the
|
|
illegal tap-in ran home after seeing patrolmen in the area.
|
|
Since then, Bell Atlantic and AT&T security officials have been matching
|
|
condominuim residents' phone bills against phone records to try to find
|
|
where the calls went.
|
|
One resident's phone bill last month was more than $4,000. On it was a
|
|
293 minute call to New Zealand costing $306 and a 110 minute call to Germany
|
|
costing $86.
|
|
So far, only one local number has been identified as a conference call
|
|
participant. That number is assigned to a residence in Ross that has
|
|
several phone lines and a computer. No one there has been charged, but the
|
|
calls could constitute a felony because they were valued at more than
|
|
$2,000.
|
|
Stephen Capp, senior investigator for Bell Atlantic Security in
|
|
Pittsburgh, said the investigation would continue.
|
|
"We'll exhaust every possibility. We're not giving up," Capp said
|
|
yesterday. [Ed's Note ^ra^ ???]
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The Scott case is more sophisticated than most cases of phone service
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theft, Capp said.
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"They opened up the box and used something like alligator clips to clip
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onto the phone [line] itself."
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Capp said all calls were made during the middle of the night, when most
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people are asleep and their phones are not in use. He said Bell Atlantic
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had received several complaints from people in the Kings Grant Area about
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erroneous phone charges prior to Aug. 6. He said calls were placed in July
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and possibly June.
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Kevin Montaque of AT&T corporate security in Bridgewater, N.J., said AT&T
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routinely monitors its lines for unusual activity and had picked up
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excessive usuage on at least two Kings Grant residents, including the woman
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who reported the voices.
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Though Capp said no reports of phone fraud had been reported since Aug 6,
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Argall Management Inc., which operates the condominiums, said a resident
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yesterday reported receiving a bill for calls to 900 number sex lines.
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Capp said some of the conference calls could have been to 900 numbers but
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most were not.
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[You see fucking telcos just wont learn they think beige boxing is
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sofistikated <like my spelling???> ]
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Well here is SLi's first night on TV all those years ago <well one and 3/4
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> hope you have a laugh i did ....
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[News Presentor]
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A new computer service in Wellington is causing considrable consern,
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the sevice provides instions on terrisum and sabotage tequneques some of
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it taken from a book banned by the indecent publications tribunal
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david jamerson reports...
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[Dave]
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This would be the last place many would expect to find advice on terrist
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tequneques but its here , in homes across the country computer operators
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are talking to eachother via buliten bords they are programs that allow
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users to exchange information and some of the information on this new
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buliten board has computer users here worried scared of reprisals they
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wanted to remain anonimous.
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[Mike]
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I could start utilising this information tomorrow if i wish yes so its very
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serious
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[Dave]
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Well we made a printout of some of the information thats avalible on this
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buliten board now heres an example of the sort of stuff you can find out
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for example building a flame thrower umm how to make a working letter bomb
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firebombs , napalm , matchhead bomb , fuse ignition fire bomb , how to make
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a phone tap and how to make tear gas the list just goes on and on...
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How to knock out a phone exchange and an entire citys telephones is even
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described.
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[Telco Lamer]
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We take active mesures to makesure our network remains intact thats got
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essintual services like 111 involved patantly safeguarding the integraty
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of our network is inportant.
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[Dave]
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Much of the information has been lifted from the poormans james bond
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a home made terrosum type book banned by the indecent publications tribunal
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But the operators of the buliten board are quite open in shearing the
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information..
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[Mike]
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Chat .. here we go look were chatting to him.
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[Dave]
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Infact as we were filming we started talking live to the person who runs the
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service there replies are in yellow they told us how another buliten board
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member had be busted for hacking then boasted that the cops would never
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catch them.
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David Jamerson one network news.
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[News Presentor]
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Tonight police say there extreemly consurned that this type of information
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is avalible. and the new clasification of films, videos and publications bill
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now before paliment aims to make spreding milicious information by computer
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illegal.
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Comming up ..
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[Now thats FUNNY !!!]
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VMB's
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Well humm hers something that has JUST happened
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Telco person came knocking on my, and my Girls door's
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Now eather she didnt want us to see her car or was just finding a park
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on an empty street but she parks like down the other end of
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my GF's road and walks to her house BUT shes not home shes at my house
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so thinking she will kill two phreaks with one talk she comes to my
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place BUT im not home <well i was but i was in the shower and the GF
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was listning to muzik> so a little later .. after I call her and shit
|
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we get talking and WOOOP she SAYS <this is my interprtation and may
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or may not be the way she ment it> you dont roll over on your /P buddies
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we will have no choice but to nail those we know. and they are you and
|
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your GF!
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WELL that pissed me off.. now after a bit more of a chat she plays a tape
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of "me" abusing a VMB but it wasnt me infact it was someone my GF
|
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3-wayed. But it sounded kinda like me and fuck i couldnt rember it my
|
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memories pritty fucked anyway's but after thinking about it. i know it
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WASNT me but they think it was... humm well anyways the moral of this
|
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story.. dont 3-way people ??? nahhh lame morle umm fuck its a story
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ther is no moral... :) ill tell you of the outcome in the next issue :)
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_
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_/ \_
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_/ \_
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___/ S L i \___
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___/_________________\___
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_ Linux _/
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_ _/
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\_/
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Southern Lights
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inc.
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LINUX: a short and opinionated review.
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Linux is a multitasking, multiuser, unix-like operating system intended
|
|
to become POSIX-compliant. Since most of the technical details are better
|
|
left to the FAQ, I'll omit them here.
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Briefly, Linux will run on any common 386 PC or better, having at least
|
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2 MB of memory (the theoretical minimum). Ports are currently being
|
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developed for several other processors, including the DEC Alpha. Linux
|
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supports practically any common hardware combination that any other PC OS
|
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would support, excepting particularly machines with an MCA bus.
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Linux was originally written by Linus Torvalds, a computer scientist
|
|
from Finland. It is currently being written by, to quote the FAQ, "a
|
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loosely-knit team of hackers around the net." Linus has placed his OS under
|
|
the GNU Public License, meaning that it can be distributed freely, along with
|
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its source code.
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Linux supports most any software available for any other Unix system; I
|
|
personally have and use copies of such programs as emacs-19.5 and gcc 2.6.2,
|
|
and the GNU shell, bash. I am able to run the DOS emulator that has been
|
|
developed for Linux, which is more precisely a DOS-machine emulator - you
|
|
still have to provide a bootable copy of DOS, though you can run DOS and DOS
|
|
programs within a virtualised machine whilst Linux runs alongside. I have
|
|
found the emulator to be quite stable, though at version 0.53 there seems
|
|
still much work to be done on it. Also available is a Windows emulator that
|
|
will eventually make it possible to run Windows programs completely
|
|
independently from a real copy of Windows.
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|
|
Linux has convenient support for other operating systems sharing the
|
|
same disk; it can access the files on DOS, OS/2 HPFS (currently read-only),
|
|
System V, Minix, among others. Though Linux can share a disk with another
|
|
operating system, it is a complete system in its own right - you do not need
|
|
to have any other OS installed on your system at all. For many months I ran
|
|
Linux as the only software on my system, though recently I added a
|
|
DOS-partition to run DOS as is occasionally demanded by my job. For this
|
|
there is a multi-boot loader, LILO, which can let you choose an operating
|
|
system to boot when you start your computer.
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|
I have been running Linux for some months now, and I have not missed
|
|
any part of DOS - being free of TSR and memory-management hassles alone has
|
|
been worth the change. I often while using other DOS machines have
|
|
absent-mindedly tried to switch consoles, and I have become increasingly
|
|
frustrated with single-tasking.
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|
|
For those wanting the X-windows system, implementations are available,
|
|
and most name-brand video cards are supported. There is an extensive range
|
|
of software for communications and networking - fax/modems, network cards -
|
|
and most of the paraphernalia demanded by multimedia - CDROM drives,
|
|
scanners, sound cards (including the Gravis Ultrasound and the ubiquitous
|
|
Sound Blaster family). I myself use a Hercules video card and monitor, with
|
|
which I am more than satisfied, though this point of view is seen a little
|
|
extreme by my local computing community. My machine is a 486DX/40, with 8MB
|
|
of RAM, which seems to run Linux admirably.
|
|
|
|
From the programmer's perspective, Linux is a wonderful environment to
|
|
program in. Being a "protected-mode" OS, it is quite difficult to crash -
|
|
and, in fact, I have never had Linux crash on me in all the months I have
|
|
been running it. Much of the programming I do is in C, and that with quite
|
|
heavy pointer algebra; the occasions where I have used a pointer incorrectly
|
|
Linux has always shut the program down cleanly. One of my more recent
|
|
projects required writing a background daemon, and the signal and exception
|
|
handling made available by Linux was a dream to work with. My daemon can
|
|
handle sensibly most any common situation, and can even help debug pointer
|
|
problems in itself. I have also occasionally used the GNU Pascal compiler,
|
|
GPC, and the GNU Pascal-to-C translator to compile some of my earlier work -
|
|
the Pascal compiler is reasonably complete, so if your main language isn't C
|
|
you won't be stuck without one.
|
|
|
|
The games I have on my machine are Linux-ported versions of the Lost
|
|
Treasures of Infocom, of which I have a DOS copy. I was able to obtain the
|
|
C source for an Infocom interpreter, and with only a little work on the code
|
|
I can now play some of my favourite Zorks and Spellcasters. For those of
|
|
you who think that a repetitive collection of sound and graphics effects
|
|
constitutes a game, Doom for Linux and X-windows is provisionally available
|
|
and will read DOS Doom's .WAD files. Purportedly it is possible to play it
|
|
over the Internet as well, but I hope most people realise what a waste of
|
|
network resources that would be.
|
|
|
|
World-wide several hundred-thousand people run Linux as their primary
|
|
OS - this number is healthily growing. With an OS that offers as much as
|
|
Linux, with the source as freely available, it is little wonder that it is
|
|
enjoying such success.
|
|
|
|
Now would be a good time to get rid of DOS and run a sensible OS - I
|
|
think your choice of that sensible OS should be Linux.
|
|
|
|
- "Siggy."
|
|
|
|
[Editors note ! YES !! this OS rox all REAL people should run it !! ]
|
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_
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_/ \_
|
|
_/ \_
|
|
___/ S L i \___
|
|
___/_________________\___
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ New _/
|
|
\_ Generation _/
|
|
\_ Pipe Bomb _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_/
|
|
|
|
Southern Lights
|
|
inc.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
The Old Pipe-Bomb - Modernized
|
|
|
|
The pipe bomb has been the ol' faithful for anarchists since it's
|
|
invention. The main reason for this is that it is EASY to make.
|
|
|
|
There are, however, two major problems with it:
|
|
|
|
- People tend to blow their hands off making them
|
|
- People tend to get suspicious when you walk into a hardware shop asking
|
|
for 20 endcaps each week...
|
|
|
|
So, for both of these problems, I have a solution. It takes a little more
|
|
work than making the origional, but as you will see, it can be A LOT more
|
|
useful.
|
|
|
|
The basic idea is two tubes, each with one totally secured end, which can
|
|
slide inside eachother. See diagram.
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|
|
|
V Strong End V
|
|
_________________
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| |
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|| ||
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|
***************** <- High tensile rod
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|| ||
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|| ||
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|| ||
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|| ||
|
|
|| : <- Hole for wick
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|| ||
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|| ||
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|| ||
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|| ||
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|| ||
|
|
***************** <- High tensile rod
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|| ||
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| |
|
|
----------------
|
|
^ Strong End ^
|
|
|
|
Right, basically we have the two tubes, which slide inside eachother, this
|
|
should be an interference fit (may need oiling even, the tighter the
|
|
better).
|
|
|
|
The two tubes should be of the same length (about 15cm dows well) and quite
|
|
thick (I use 3mm steel, however this may be overdoing it). The bases
|
|
should be welded on the ends REALLY TIGHT, and make sure it's a REALLY GOOD
|
|
weld. If these come undone you won't have a bomb, and they have to be
|
|
stronger than the sheer required to break high tensile steel. A local
|
|
engineering firm will be able to do this for you as long as you don't say
|
|
what you're gonna use them for.
|
|
|
|
Have a large plate as the end of at least the outside tube, see why later.
|
|
|
|
Now that you have the two tubes made, place them together, but not quite
|
|
all the way together (leave about 5mm or so each end, excluding the weld).
|
|
Now get a drill press and place a hole about 5-8mm diameter through both
|
|
sides. MAKE SURE THEY ARE HELD REALLY WELL otherwise they might slip off a
|
|
straight line, which destroys your bomb...
|
|
|
|
PS - it is slightly stronger if the two holes are at 90 degrees to each
|
|
other, ie:
|
|
|
|
End on view:
|
|
____
|
|
/ \
|
|
/ I \
|
|
| _I__ | _/ Drill one here
|
|
| I | \
|
|
\ I /
|
|
\____/
|
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|
|
^ and one through here.
|
|
|
|
You should be able to fit a piece of high tensile rod (which you bought
|
|
earlier, right?) through each hole, and sticking about 1cm out each side.
|
|
With these in you can't pull your two ends apart. Can you guess how it
|
|
works yet?
|
|
|
|
Now, with these together, drill a very small (1mm or less) diameter through
|
|
the middle, at 45 degrees to each of your rods (in the center). This only
|
|
goes through one side. Now take this to bits, and on the outside one drill
|
|
this same hole with a larger bit (about 5mm) - this is so when you put it
|
|
together there is some room for slip. This hole is for the wick.
|
|
|
|
Now drill a small hole in the corner of each base that is sticking out.
|
|
This is just to attach some wire to keep hold of it when she blows.
|
|
|
|
Ok, now to actually make the bomb.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Use your favorite low explosive (I use the "Sweet Powder" from the last
|
|
issue) and fill some sort of plastic bag that will fit inside the center
|
|
tube. A condom works well. Seal the end of it (to stop getting powder
|
|
everywhere) then put this to the side. Low explosive is one that expands
|
|
"slowly" like gunpowder, as opposed to something like C4 which goes all at
|
|
once.
|
|
|
|
Put a pin in the bottom hole of the inside tube, then a small ball of paper
|
|
on top of that. Then put your bag of explosive in, and then enough paper
|
|
balls in to fill it to the bottom of the top pin hole. Take out the bottom
|
|
pin with the tube on it's side (so the paper don't fall down and block the
|
|
hole).
|
|
|
|
|
|
Now put the two tubes together slide in your high tensile pins, and you
|
|
almost have a bomb. You may wish to stick these pins against the side of
|
|
the case with tape or sommit, so they don't drop out if you made it too
|
|
loose.
|
|
|
|
When you are ready for action (because you have the explosive inside a
|
|
fairly waterproof bag this can be a fair while later) you puncture the bag
|
|
through the small wick hole, then insert your wick. Place the bomb with
|
|
the ends pointing in "safe" directions, light the wick and run like hell.
|
|
|
|
The explosive expands, putting pressure on all sides and ends. Because the
|
|
sides of the tubes are double thickness, it will take a fuck of a lot of
|
|
pressure to break these, so all the presure is really trying to force the
|
|
ends open. This is why you neded such good welding on the ends. What
|
|
happens is that the pins will eventually get so much pressure between these
|
|
layers of steel that they will be sliced appart like string cut with
|
|
scisors, and the ends will fly appart with much speed.
|
|
|
|
If you look at the remaining bits of steel from the pins, you will see how
|
|
cleanly they are cut. If this makes a little more bang than you want, you
|
|
could use brass or copper rod, which will slice easier.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Right, we not have a bomb that required no direct friction on the powder
|
|
(99% of the cause for losing ones hands with conventional pipe bombs) and
|
|
if you can find them, the ends are totally reusable. Don't bother trying
|
|
to tie them to anything yet to keep hold of them - it will just break.
|
|
|
|
The only "Combustable" appart from your explosive are these lengths of high
|
|
tensile steel - and noone will ask questions about that.
|
|
|
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|
|
Creative uses for the new modem pipe bomb:
|
|
|
|
You will realise that for the bomb to actually release pressure, not only
|
|
does it have to slice two pins, but the ends have to come appart. This
|
|
means almost twice it's length. The blast will be all against these ends.
|
|
This is VERY USEFUL.
|
|
|
|
1) - Have both tubes with fairly small ends, and place inside letterboxes -
|
|
the sides are both knocked out totally, leaving little evidence!
|
|
|
|
2) - Have both tubes with large flat ends, and place this under a car
|
|
chassis. I have done this on a firends farm with an old car body, not
|
|
a real car. As long as you have it fairly well up under the chassis
|
|
when it goes off the car lifts about 30cm in the air - a LONG way if
|
|
you were in it. I havent got up the guts (or would that be stupidity)
|
|
to actually sit in it while this happens, but I think it may be very
|
|
unhealthy for occupants.
|
|
|
|
3) - Have both tubes with large flat ends, with holes drilled in the
|
|
corner. Attach about 6 - 10 meters of heavy fishing line to each,
|
|
then take your bomb down to the port, light and chuck it in. Silence.
|
|
The whole warf shakes though! (Water dissipates the shock since it
|
|
goes off about 6m down, so you can't hear it.) About 2 secs later a
|
|
large ball of gas reaches the surface (what actually did the work) and
|
|
about 2 more seconds later a whole bunch of dead fish start floating
|
|
to the surface in about a 4 meter radius of your bomb!
|
|
|
|
The reason your parts didn't fly off the line and you can pull them
|
|
back up is that water is much more dense than air, and the large flat
|
|
ends create a lot of friction in the water.
|
|
|
|
You may find that you have to get waterproof wick for this (I use
|
|
normal wick with petrolium jelly on it). The bag for the explosive
|
|
should be well sealed, and I find pouring liquid petrolium jelly over
|
|
the whole thing leads to far lower failure rates.
|
|
|
|
4) - Armor piercing bullets. You have the outside tube with a large flat
|
|
end, and the inside tube with a small end with a steel ball beering
|
|
about 1cm diameter welded on (TIGHT). You could go for pointy ends
|
|
and that sord of thing, but in my expreience they just blunten after a
|
|
few uses anyway. Now put the base agains something large, like a
|
|
tree, and aim at your target. Again, I did this (Many times - it's
|
|
real fun) at my friend's farm with this old car body. The inside tube
|
|
went STRAIGHT THROUGH 2 layers of sheet steel on one side door, and
|
|
hit the other side door, breaking the first sheet of steel and denting
|
|
the other side about 10cm out! - With more improvement or stronger or
|
|
bigger pins, it may be able to go all the way through. However this
|
|
is not a particularly suttle way of doing someone's car, however fun,
|
|
so I wouldn't advise it.
|
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|
|
**********************************************************************
|
|
IF IT DON'T GO OFF, WAIT AT LEAST 2 MINUTES BEFORE APPROACHING, AND IF
|
|
IT'S ON LAND, APPROACH FROM THE SIDE.
|
|
**********************************************************************
|
|
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_
|
|
_/ \_
|
|
_/ \_
|
|
___/ S L i \___
|
|
___/_________________\___
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ Official _/
|
|
\_ SLi _/
|
|
\_ Members _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_ _/
|
|
\_/
|
|
|
|
Southern Lights
|
|
inc.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Okay, as of late, I've discovered that there seems to be a lack of con-
|
|
fidence over who exactly is a part of Southern Lights inc. At no point
|
|
has there been a total recount over who exactly exists in the group and
|
|
I thought I'd go about finding out for myself - even though I'm a co-
|
|
chaiperson (I guess that's what I could be called... ;) ..
|
|
|
|
I decided to come up with an idea (which was wholly supported by Eon,
|
|
so I guess it must be okay.. =) ) of how to figure out who is definatly
|
|
in SLi and who isn't...
|
|
|
|
Firstly, I'd like to go about listing the current members as of
|
|
December, 1994.
|
|
|
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|
|
Founding Members:
|
|
Eon and BT
|
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|
|
Chairpersons:
|
|
Eon, CyntaxEra, BT
|
|
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Original Logo Designed by:
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C.F. <no longer an SLi member>
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Eon's Personal Advisor:
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BT
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Eon's Technical Advisor:
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Siggy
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Other Members:
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Cardinal, Thorium [Forgotten Memory], Digital Omega, Grasshopper
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Gwythion
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At present, that's about all I'm comfortable in saying are part of SLi -
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seeming that we're all still a bit unsure as to who's in and who's not..
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We've decided upon asking for new, fresh blood of all you H/P/A guys/gals
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reading this mag - you've got to pass standards tho' so only the best need
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apply =) ... If you're interested, just send the attatched form below
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with a SASE (Self Addressed Stamped Envelope) to:
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Southern Lights inc.
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PO Box 3030
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Onekawa
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Napier
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New Zealand
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For information on SLi, send any questions you may have to any of the
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following e-mail addresses (or if you do not currently have an e-mail
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address, send your queries to the previously mentioned snail mail ad-
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dress ).
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HACKER_M@ix.wcc.govt.nz - Eon
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TELCO_T@ix.wcc.govt.nz - CyntaxEra
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rad@trad.pc.cc.cmu.edu - Eon
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jbolger@govthouse.govt.nz - Yeah, right!
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CUT HERE
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Southern Lights inc. Application Form
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PART ONE: Major Statistics
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Nick and/or Name: ...............................................
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Age: ...... Sex: ......... Occupation: .....................
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References: .....................................................
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Major Interests (ie. hacking, phreaking...): ....................
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Systems Familiar With: ..........................................
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Hacking/Phreaking groups you have been involved with:
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PART TWO: Questionnaire
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Please answer the following questions without use of any files, manuals
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or any other forms of information which is not contained as information
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already know by yourself. SOME questions are ment to be answered wrong
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Q1. The Legion of Doom was...
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a. A hacking group
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b. A phreaking group
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c. All of the above
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d. A takeaway store
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Q2. The UNIX command "su" is used to...
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a. delete users
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b. change to a user
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c. snoop on a user
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d. none of the above
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Q3. TNO stands for...
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a. The New Order
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b. Telix Network Organisation
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c. Teletype Network Operations
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d. Two New Organisations
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Q4. Novell is...
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a. A badly spelt book
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b. A network package
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c. A type of RAM
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d. A program used to hack UNIX passwords
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Q5. A PABX is...
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a. a telephone
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b. an exchange system
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c. a computer system DataBank uses
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d. non-existant
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Q6. What is a Mercury Delay Line?
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Q7. What are the standard C5 Blue Box trunking tones and lengths?
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Q8. List five different Operating Systems
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Q9. What does SLi stand for? (DO NOT LOOK THIS UP)
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Q10. Explain your personal morals on hacking/phreaking
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PART THREE: Your Views
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What will you plan to do if you are accepted into SLi?
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What do you think being an SLi member involves?
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What improvements would you make on the group which you think
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should be made?
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PART FOUR: Contact
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Please fill in appropriatly to how you would like to be contacted:
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E-Mail ..........................................................
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VMB .............................................................
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Phone Number ....................................................
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BBS [Number] ....................................................
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[Contact Name] ..............................................
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Other (Please Specify): .........................................
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Signature: .............................................
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Southern Lights
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inc.
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Ok umm how to build a few
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Easy:
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Get a fly spray can and a lighter hold lighter infront of spray
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and light liquid comming out of can.
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Better:
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Get one of them charge bottles fill it with petrol
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get a glass <or metal> tube block one end put string down the tube
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fill the tube with petrol tape tube to charge bottle so the flame from
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the tube is a cm or so infornt of the nozle bit on the charge bottle
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pull triger and boom flamez !!!
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The best! :
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Get a water blaster <makesure its a good one with no rubber seals
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get 40 gal brumb and fill it with petrol get one of those electric
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gass lighter things and connect it to the triger of the water blaster
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put hose from water blaster into 40 gal drumb and pull trigger
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what happens:
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Water blaster sucks up petrol fires it out the eletric igniter
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ignites the fuel and a VERY big LONG flame shoots out towards
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what ever you were pointing at. be warned its dangerous
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Southern Lights
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inc.
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Well Hello AGAIN !!
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I hope your having a good X-MAS !!
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Humm well ive had an eventfull few months the cops cameover and nearly
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Busted me :( nothing to do with H/P/A tho :)
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All product name are trademarks of there respective compinies
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Shit dont you hate writers block. its no that you cant write anything
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just what you write sounds so stupid !!! :)
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We have been putting HOURS of work in to this mag <well umm a FEW >
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Hummm ohh its 6:30 in the morning how elite
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Oh here is our Snail mail adress again
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SLi
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PO-BOX 3030
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Onekawa
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Napier
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New Zealand
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Send comments, articals , questions to the above or on the internet
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Hacker_m@ix.wcc.govt.nz
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If you send a legal sized SASE I will attempt to send you the next
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SLi issue or atleast inform you when its been releced
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oh if ya send a 720 k 3 1/2 inch disk with that SASE ill send you
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all the SLi mags and a few misc files if you tell me what Computer/OS
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you have <only Amiga / IBM compat / Mac garenteed tho but we will
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try to find a way of getting you the info>
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Why is there a binana skin in my room ? hummm Weird
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Fuck there a a LOT of computer bits in here anyone want a fullheight
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10 meg MFM drive ? its QUIET <HONEST!!>
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PGP : humm well if you wanna know what i think ... GET it
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DONT use 2.6 > rsa lib cause the us-govt has indorced it... ie .
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fucked with it so they can break it !! use 2.3 OR get get PGP 2.6 UI
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its x compatable <the little x means CROSS fool> ... UI might be only
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amiga tho so go look round but if you can USE 2.3 its SAFE !!
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Well here we go its time to say bye ! well take care all and have a good
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X-Mas and new year and dont get to pissed Stoned or anything else !
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Above all have fun and watch your back.
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Ill be seing you around march april or so thats the date for our next relece
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Eon.
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May we live our lives with pride.
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May we face our death with dignity.
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